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4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, December 30, 1958 | Magic Eye Will Decide WHITBY and DISTRICT When Whitby Lights Go On | All the new street lights to be| subdivision, including Mason | Year 1955 Was Marked By Progress On All Fronts |erected in" Whitby, in the near Drive aud Dunlop St ast ipod) {future, will scan the skies with a] i "i "he igpnerolite Junior" | | magic eye, measure the light,|jamps, These 200 wait Tamms, | hen it is dark enough, will now in use in many parts of ow ad, SE ae on. When morn. are fitted with reflectors and re-|% rn "bl in| fractors, which bounce and bend ing comes, the sleepless eye will}; light, so BROOKLIN n! meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary : »f the Woman's Missionary Society|to preside for the election of of- BROOKLIN Mrs. C. S. Thompson Is Elected Afternoon Auxiliary President MRS. M. A. DYER Correspondent The December the Brooklin United Church was that it is directed|ield at the home of Miss Alice of our Missionaries chosen for Prayer. OFFICERS ELECTED Miss Alice Olver was called on ficers. Miss Oiver declared all of- fices sacan. and invited Mrs. Ar- taur Boyes, convenor of the no- recent visitor at the home of Mrs. Alexander Blair, Senior. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cook of Toronto were Christmas guests at the home of his sister Mrs Os- car 11. Home for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. were Mr: and Mrs. Ronald Johnston and son Joseph of Raglan; Mr. William Dyer of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keetch and children, Rich-| ard and Sharon of Whitby. Recently the Canadian Girls in Training of the Brooklin United Church went Carol singing about the streets of Brooklin Shut-in First Christmas Tree", Homand Davis; songs, Grade 4 to 8, * Are Ringing" and "Silent Ni it"; recitation, "Mrs. Santa", by od aret Neil; Soldiers March by S; recitation, "Just A Boy", by Jones; a recitation, "A Letter To Santa", Brian Hurley; recitation, "Girls", by George Empringham; drill, "Peace on Earth", by 12 girls: play, "Hiding The Christmas presents", Santa arrived his jovial way, and presented the gifts and bags of candies to the children. BIBLES PRESENTED A Christmas Tree was held at These! iver, with a good attendance. reverse the process, and turn the where it is most needed. Mrs. C. S. Thompson, president, 2 : . lights off. [lights prevent glare on windows, j : i George Brown, Whitby PUC line| when. they are situate in tne the Mt. Zion Church when the scholars put on a program. After the program, Bible, hymn |books, diplomas, and seals "were pupils bags, made up by the members of the Woman's Association were dis- tributed to some families. The girls then returned to the Sunday |Schbol room of thé church were each girl received a gift and a lunch was served that all enjoyed. BALSAM, MT. ZION School Pupils Give Program MRS. LORNE JONES Correspondent BALSAM, MOUNT ZION -- A Christmas tree was held at the school when the children put on the following program: Welcome, Helen Mink; recitat- tion, 'If I Were Big", Brenda Mec- Avoy; recitation, "More Than Santa", Pat Stell; musical num- ber, Hal Pegg; recitaton, 'Day After Christmas", Sharyn Jones; songs by grades 1, 2, 3, "Away In A Manager" and "Here We Go Round The Christmas Tree": reci- tation, "Why?"', John Neil; recita-| tion, "A Christmas Tree", Hal Pegg. | The Angels Song, Grade 4 8; recitation, minating committee, to present gave the call to Worship. isle te of officers for the year 1956. An impressive Christmas wor-| The slate of officers was ip service was led by Mrs. J H.|favorably received, accepted as Vicllinney; relating the old, yet read. The O ficers follow -- Past er new, story of the birth of the! president, Mrs. J. H. McKinney; By J. H. ORMISTON ancial position and have faith in jus ssing was kind to the Town of| This article is but a brief re- fy ae The year just pa g ST over pit £ our|view of outstanding events of the foremzn, yesterday explained middle of 8 block, and 1 ent al, Whitby in numerous ways. In almost every phase o bag a Ting Wi others, gs, Tue "electric eve four lanes. ite life. it w standin rogress. In|such as the growth and expand-|works on the same principle as| tion. Jired| 2veT : ; community life, it w as one of outst an ng prog {ly|ing influences of our fraternal or-\the exposure meter used by pho-| The lights will also Ay i Crist child a Bethlehem, president, Mrs. cs Thompson: fact, the year 1955 will go down into history as easily|ganisations, our service clubs, in-|tograpners. Light strikes a cell "in parallel, s, Mts. Ruby Sonley gave The Me: | ues meedents, wh A + p or in i cluding the Victorian the best the old town has ever known in its hundred eo eu [presented to the | Those having t attendance Shirley, Ernpringham, Jin Wham: ey Emp y . John Wilson, Anna Wi and Lloyd Harbron, PERSONALS Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. HRC el wi 8 vi on December 20th. rary Mrs' Errol Carson held mas on Sunday and Mrs. Jane t and Pat ¢ ronto and Miss Ida of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shank of Sud- bury had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carson. Mrs. A. E. Hart of Toronto visit ed over the Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Disney. Twenty members of the Winton White Family Xathered for Christ- mas at the home. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jones and family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Evans of Clare- mont when five members sat down to a Christmas dinner. { Sorry to hear Mrs. Ralph Jones is confined to her bed with quinsy. We wish her a speedy recovery. W. C. Town & Sons FRIGIDAIRE AUTHORIZED DEALER - - Chief Asks Drivers To | - through the century, contributed D 1 Ww k E d R d "Anna and the Indians" "With A dainty lunch was served by to a greater or lesser degree 10. owt If provides more room for| Lillian, of Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. up icate eex-Ln ecor Glowing Hearts" and several oth-|Miss Olver and assisted by the| regular worship Services, the W. D. Winter and children, Eliza- | the town's material and spiritua ai letch { i ers for good reading for 1956 in- ittee. A ecial vote of p ~ : er, 0 have absorbed a little too I g n-| committe Sp : growth and development. - Many| gir 0 sohool a pastor's study beth, David, and Catherine, of Chief Charles Fiete " en of the New Year's spirit. |cluding "Treasure in Trinidad" by thanks was extended to Miss Olver interesting events were staged, "ch Tel Gil l | Town Line, were the guests of Whitby, is calling on a motor-| "It will be cheaper by far," said| Miss Constance Wager. Miss Ednaifor the use of her home which she and no event of recent years has "N,." nor way is an extensive Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gray, of ists to exercise the same discre-|, "ufor a motorist to hire a| Burton, Christiar. Stewardship Se-|had decorated beautifully in keep- enjoyed the co-operation of so Lo. 0-40, programme in the audi-| Brock Street South, for Christmas tion on the coming New Year's taxi to get home than it will for| cretary, read a very interesting let-/ing with the Christmas Season, many citizens as the celebration) yo ji; "of the Whitby Baptist| dinner. week-end as they did on the past/ th 7 fe taken in on a drunk tr received from Miss Ila Brown F ERSONALS did. Many visitors came to the ph under the able and skil-| Christmas week-end. The driving), charge. If convicted on dated November 24) who is one Mrs. A. Lavis of Whitby was a ful direction of the pastor, Rev. nroro "Reid. of Winnipeg, are record of Whitby motorists, he a REE _-- town and not a few were heard to : en Vhitby had done it- gh p hot such a charge, he will face al remark that Whitby had dc John Ward, who is a craftsman in spending the holidays as guests of Said, was probably the best of | ninim of seven days in jail, || -- his own right, | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gray, of a0¥ week-end in the year. | um | 6 gies rls from Mrs. Bateman spent the Christ- "The her son and Order oflin the unit, which converts the be iret Hke Dowss Ngits, 35 that Station 2d Mrs. Ray 2 Jpedita- Bg? asl ht : { light into electrical impulses, |if one | oil, g tion 1. * - Mrs. 3 d g ears of history. New industries started operations, alloyally devoted to the progress which, in turn, throw the switch|main lit. Tae older System of Jerry Bailey, a meditation on The Mrs. Arthur Elliott; Jecording sec- ¥y : . : ion |and advancement of varied inter-to. the lights. The unit is mounted | 'series' wiring, used in : Faith of Jesus". Mrs. Charles Pil-| retary, Mrs. Lloyd Bradley; treas start was made on another which will get into operation) cc 80 50 Cr Den. too. there jor hi = the lamp-post, with the mas tree: lights, involved string: hey closed with the glorious news| urer, Mrs. Martin Routley: litera- 3.33 : ikl wav : Cliche ¥ See sd i wire, ;j i a ve . J. BR. Me- in the spring of 1956. Building permits over three fmil{ ave been he Snbblished but photo-electric cell facing north, ing all the Jes ho me Wire, 20 saat Jesus 3 pxdited and alive we Fag lL Mer lion dollars were issued; school and church additions, tant deeds by individual citizens. where fue ght is poet, about of th~ lights on Je eireait follow | sversed with the singing of Christ- Setaries, Mrs William So, Mis, : : : p e units will be d, i uit. "Prallel" lighting has mas Carols. rthur ott a ! were erected. The assessment was increased by two mil- Loe whithy tow La four streets apart, and will con-iyp, *additional advantage of us-| Mrs, C. S. Thompson presided|Pailey. li nd the population by 500 according to the latest 1955. [trol the lights on,. and between|i;; joq5 power. [loi the business period when the| Christian stewardship secretary,| 10n3 a popuis id 5 | "As we advance into 1036, it is|these streets. |" These innovations bring Whit- :cllowing secretaries reported: Miss Edna Burton; Christian citi- i Jivie construction programme included seven > 5 m explained that a lighting right up-to-date.| Associate Member's Secretary. |zenship secretary, Mrs. Ernest Ac- estimate, Civie ¢ p | the hope of all of us that, as noted! Mr. Brow exp! : 4 by street lig i g rig divisions| Miss L. B. Mowbray, .reported|ton; communities friendship secre- : ¢ r Hav i ili i i pSSage a p. i ( earlier mod-| i the new subdivisions | Miss . s ton; | and a half miles of new pavements. The Public Utility in the centennial message appear. unit Df this type 2 ear Wat BY he tue OHI Associate THEM ll Toy Ee usp secre: Commission erected a new substation in the north ward | "whitby will march forward on|Street for two years, with com- | February, all the streets in Town Jas Pleased to Ses several, i DE Hames sud Ms. A. 1 Ms. = A : hi i j-| moral, spiritual, industrial, social, plete success. (will be lit. / a bap : Mi to provide an additional 44,000 volts, which is the wo cultural, educational and other" garry simpson, PUC Secre-| To light the new subivigions | meeting. _Miss Alice Olver, Com (aries, Miss Es, Jouiray au vay for the new filtration station and for extensive ex. |=» Freer des ory tad scsi ut Cou PLC ave, puchsed rite eth muta, Mon Asie up seers ry filtrati stati and for extensive ex-| : Ie cil has authorize ; » y : its. Sever- Acton, Christian Citizenship Secre- band secretary, Mrs. G. H. Hun- iii te ew ha apion re 000 sani street lights in three new sb. five. Photorelectris | mits, Sever. ig Furi on United Dib La Hah PATEL, Mrs. Arthur engions to the walerworks system. &YY, hi divisions. The areas are, the al transfo ircuits. |2nd also an item for World Peace. |Elliott; pianist, Miss Edna Bur- ta : sewer extension is now completed and in operation. PERSONALS {County subdivision, including purchased, for He new Shee mits. Baby Band Leader, Mrs. V. Par- tn, y ry sda 5 . lng | Hallett St, Warden Wilson St., There are now 1 5 Bansto 2 (kin, reported 11 new life members| Mrs. C. S. Thompson, thanked CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION : Miss Fanny Willis was the guest Lee Avenue, ahd Cochrane Sean use, in Whitby, 1 em t © | making a total of 39 life members members for their confidence in Highlight of the year was the .. .. in recent years. The new of her niece, Mrs. Gilpin, of To- Hillcrest subdivision, 'includinging installed during the last twos "tno vaap {her and the officers elected, wish- marked success of the town's een-y ijn. iq expected to be placed ronto, for the Christmas holidays: Hillcrest Drive, and the Mason months. | Literature Secretary, Mrs. J. H.|ing success to both the new and tennial, an event which lasted for use in Mare ' . - --em---- McKinney, mentioned that Brook-|the old. PS n use in March. a full week, from June 26th to "py Fo ootioh of Faith Bap- lin was the first branch in the| These officers will be installed July 3rd, during which tribute was| "pb elected a new addi- mas holidays with presbyterial to. form an eveninglat the January meeting. Singing of paid in a fitting manner to the i; © Lo building on Brock family in Grimsby. anxiliary. Books for reading nam- carols closed the Christmas Ser- men and women who have, down|g + North, to take care of en-| . ed were: Miss Brown's Hospital" |vice. couraging material and spiritual! Mrs. Beamish and daughter, BELL CAB MO 8-31l | WHITBY Mr. P. H. Cranton and Miss least, the town received a wealth of valuable publicity. It was fit- ting that for the centennial years, the progress in all things should be so vividly marked, and that Of W the town should enter a new cen- 3 tury with high hopes and aspira- * tions. ' NEW INDUSTRIES The year saw a commencement made in the production of tires and foam rubber products at the large plants of Dunlop Canada Limited, where, today, aver 500 people are employed. Substantial progress was made in the con- ; No means self proud. Last, but by no mear | ius impoundment of his car for | NEW SERVICE CLUB Pitt Street. Over the holiday week-end, he three months. A suspension of li- | The Town in October welcomed said, not one motorist was charg- cence also accompanies these | a new service club, the Kiwanis,, Mr. and Mrs. L. Green and ¢d with drunken or impaired other penalties and the cost of re. | of which Councillor Willard Dodd| family were the guests of Mr. and| driving. A record such as that, covering a cancelled licence alone dent. The club has a mem. | Mrs. James Mason, of Thornhill, he added, is not often duplicated would pay for 100 taxi fares » of nearly 50. It received|for Christmas dinner. |during other week-ends of the |pome | $ harter early in December year, The town of Whitby has now || an mmittees " set Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fraser, i 7 0 | 2nd Sommitiecs have been set wi of Toronto, were the guests of Mr.| For the coming New Year's {passed more than one year community ent lame and Mrs. Robert Green for the week-end, he asked that all mo-|without a traffic fatality on its community enterprises. Last year, four persons | Chri reek- | torists take the same care and streets. SOME NEW BUILDINGS Christmas week-end. on' Whitby: steam " use the same discretion as they met death Substantial progress has been! Mr and Mrs. J By Sunday morning" said Chief I : Greer spent used last week-end. All that he |* made on the construction of the Christmas Day in Toronto, the asks is that drivers refrain from Fletcher, Whitby residents new federal public building on| guests of Mr. Bal , and Mrs. George driving their cars if they have|should be able to say 'we had no Dundas Street East, to be used pattison, the slightest indication that they!traffic deaths in Whitby in 1955. " primarily as a post office. Diffi- - - ce - Seah BUYING SELLING...OR struction of the new and extensive plant of the Canadian Wirebound Box Company, adjoining the Dun- lop enterprise, and it will he in operation in the spring. Opera- tions were started also in the plant of the Andrew Antenna Cor- poration on Beech Street. The development of this area for smaller types of industries is promising. It might be noted that on Beech Street a new plant was erected gor the Munns Press Every effort is now being made by the industrial commissioner and those asociated with him to bring other industrial plants to the town, and the prospects today are bright. ADVANCE IN EDUCATION In the field of education, provi- slon was made by the school authorities to take care of the steady influx of new pupils. The Public School Board completed in tha fall a n.room to Hillcrest School in the north ward, which meant extra teachers and equipment. The Board of St. Ber- nard"s School erected a new four- room school of modern design in a new and growing part of the town which has sprung up with the placing on the market the former county home and other properties. Today the Public School Board has plans under way for the erection of a six-room addition to the Dundas Street Pub- lic School which will be pressed into use next September. Here, also, additional teache and equipment will be required. With the steady growth of the town it is realized that the needs of edu- cation are a must CHURCH EXPANSION In the late summer a start was made on the erection of a build- ing for the United Church which will be devoted to Christian edu cation and other purposes for which more room and better facil- ities have been a need for several years. It replaces a wing church which served almost since the church was erected, being used largely for the Sunday School oom ad of the culty in obtaining certain building when the building will be read for use. The new professional building, a commendable public enterprise, is now completed on Dundas ly Street West, It is the first of its family kind in Whitby and is a valuable end in addition to the many fine build- ings Whitby today is proud of. Completed in mid-summer was! the das Street East. A few later the fine new supermarket was opened by the | family, Dr. and Mrs | of Montreal, Dr. and Mrs for Christmas Mrs. Roy Fowler is visitin G.L. H Mr. and Mrs. spent the Christmas wee Miss Myrtle Peever, of Paris, | new supermarket of Grand Ont, and Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Union €arroll's Limited, on Dun-| Crozier, of Ottawa, were the week- weeks end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Graff, of Green St. Dominion | | Stores on Brock Street East on a| Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Manns and [°F the patients, and are paid for| TO HEAR GOVT. site which is to become a shop-| Brian, of Raglan, and Mr. and ° ping centre. There are two other: Mrs. Doug. French and Janet, of canteen. stores erected but they have not| Oshawa, were the guests of M Further de-| and Mrs v is con.| Cirisimas. vet been occupied. velopment of ihe propert templated by the owners. In December there was opened and dedicated the 44-bed addition to Fairview Lodge, financed the province, the county and the city of Oshawa. The lodge is to- one of the 1 equipped and vrovince, All over Whitby new have sprung up this year? Over 300 permits for these were issued, and, in addition, additions m provements day and other arried out rapidly on new sub-divisions open-| Mrs. J. W. ed up. and those who should know sav that building 1956 are good ON CIVIC FRONT As already noted, advantage was taken of favorable conditions to construct seven ang a half miles of new pavement, while some new sidewalks were constructed and our streets generally improved. Peaches this year, compared to 3,-| Wings, The Public made good year plan lighting for the town. The town's debentures continue to sell at top prices offered by leading brokers Utility Commission progress on its five- by| g argest and best awa homes, Mrs, im-, spent Lots sold; with the latter's parents, Mr. and| (283), F McDonald, Palace St. beck 666 Hamond prospects for Madison, of Wisconsin, were holi- | day guests of Mrs. Mowat and Mewett 252, B. Dingley 251, M. [Miss Margaret Mowat, of Kent| Slessor 247, G. | Bragg 244, J. Robson 239, M. Jor- Arthur French, Mr. and Mrs. mas Day with Mr. and Mrs. E. ranger, of Pitt Street. Miss Margaret Harris, of Os with her grandparents, E. N. Granger. and Mrs. P. J. Mr. Mr. Hagar the Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Ken Street. MORE PEACHES OTTAWA (CP) Commercl canners packed 4,269,023 cans 348,606 a year ago peaches used reached C. A. Detlor and materials held up construction for| family were the guests of Mr. some weeks but good progress is: and Mrs. Charles Murray, of To- now being made. It is not known| ronto, Guelph, the guests of Mr. | Toronto, included and Mrs. A. Davison. J. Ir. for Ross Irwin and w family, of Pickering, spent Christ- ; General Hospital, spent the 10SS 780 (303), managed in the Christmas holidays at her home (264): B and t " some homes had| and daughter, Debbie, of Windsor,| don 681 (244), B. Joyce 677 (259), were: President, week-end E. Wilson 675 (261), R. Keeler 679) Hunter; Sweet 667 (267), G. Rora- The weight of | Social Six, 2-3434; 71,246,000| ture, of new and modern pounds compared with 56,460,000 in| 3083: Hold Concert - + At Hospital rst rst Patients at the Ontario hospl-| yed a first-class concert W. Gordon and| last night. ! The cast of the event, all from Highland dancer, ventriloquist, Nancy tal enjo; k- | Elaine Bishenden; | Ted Rust; accordionist, McCaig, and a host of other musi- cal and comedy entertainers. tendent, as this are presented regularly, out of profits frc®:r the hospital BO HITBY MEN'S MAJ. LEAGUE High triples: E. White 880 (332), WLING NEWS N.!S. Cummings 846 (312), M. Ree-| Rorabeck 800| ( ) J . " 286), B. Jordan 790 (281), Jack: Meeting was heel of the Loup (282), D. of Mrs. Lena Rich in the form! (274), M. Swartz 717/0f a social. The meeting opened Heath 717 (287), "Jim" With the Lord's Ross 699 (279), J. Trott 699 (272), son 804 (311), H. b- Ww. Procunier 737 Watson Adams 732 (286), C. J. Patterson 695 (330), A. Rear- (274), S. Davies 650 (277). High singles: J. Watts 253, B. Brown 245, R. - dan 239, P. Sweet 236, G. Sweet 230. al| Team standing--Pts. and pinfall: of| Wilkinson Corst., 3-3463; 3-3527; Bayviews, 3-3664; Wilson Furni 1-3120; Corner Pins, Pins, 0-3229. 0-3091; Head Dr. Fletcher, Hospital Superin- said that concerts such Red son of Gilbert Stree Globe Trotters, 0- WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY POST OFFICE HOURS | Whitby Postmaster William | Brown has announced that there will be only one dispatch of mail | on Monday, January 2nd, official- | ly New Year's Day. The post of- fice will be closed all day Mon-| day, one of the few holidays en- | joyed by postal employees. There will be no rural mail delivery | | either. | OFFICIAL | There was no meeting of the Whitby Rotary Club this week, on | {account of the civic holiday. The | |elub will meet next Tuesday at | {noon in ihe community arena and || {will be addressed by a represen- tative of the Department of Mu- nicipal Affairs, | BAPTIST GROUP MEETS Whitby Baptist 3B"s Group prayer and a {collection was taken followed by the election of officers. They Mrs. Norma Vice-President, Mrs. Margaret Pamenter and Mrs. Erla Wilson; Secretary, Mrs. |Olivia Detlor, Treasurer, Mrs. Gladys Wiles. | Mrs. Marjorie Pogson was in| charge of games. The group clos- ed with the Mispeh benediction. i |A buffet lunch was served. The | January meeting will be held at || {the home of Mrs. Marjorie Pog- t, ; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | | | THE SURE WAY TO T RES HE FASTEST ULTS! 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