i J 5 J 5 : inter- | : 1, 1959 § this year opened two mew publiciment in Whitby early in 1958 with(stood for 50 years at the inter THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 31, | schools and made plans te get|the opening of a new DuPont [section of Brock and Dundas, s| Receive Members | i m---- -- - | construction of a third underway. |plant, to manufacture polyethe- This year it was torn down fo - ; WHITBY And DISTRICT The two new schools are the/lyne film. The new plant is on make way for a new three-storey In United Church i {Kathleen Rowe Memorial School, |the east side of Dunlop Drive, office building, now under con- ig S awa TO ers lon Athol St. and the Palmerston|directly across the street from|struction. It is scheduled to open| New members were received {Ave Public. School. History was | Dunlop of Canada. It was the only |early in 1960. into full fellowship of the congre- \ | pi % jor industry in Whitby! Although residents may not mo-|8ation at the Whitby United] . ' . PS PY ade with the opeping of the Major industry te open in ough res 2) ! ation ) D ; mh school, the first school in this year. tice the subtle changes in Whitby Church on Sunday Homing wheal 1 z any u ] 1c ul Ings the town to be named in honor of During the year, Dunlop, harbor that have been rought{ Ihe ninister an the ens 8 . i a resident. The school honors the which has been established here over the post months, in years >" 3 fe BN ir Sa Sir : 0 : Mrs. J. Beattie, Mr. and Mrs. T.| The Independent Order of Oddjliving in Winnipeg and an asso | . re. | sine: = . 3 fi it ey er ot aaentary Muse] feet Gf prast mullding 10 (Hels ex.|by'e. harbor' will rank with the| Vandermeer, Mr. aud Mrs. K. Fellows held their regular Tues-lciate member there, emphatically lfor 3 g | 1 | i oe > : oti bi . 1 A ared Here n 1 | a in the town's schools. isting two plants. Croven Limited, | finest on the St. Lawrence Seg \Peitie, Mr. ay Mes. arndt Jay Som eet k: Jule grand stated his appreciation of ; the The next school site has ai- formerly on Kent St., built and way. ¥Miss Yvonne Brand. Mrs. E Fal. he : > : friendy goodfellowship throughout ; " an Catholics a new. Salvation Army Citadel on ready been chosen. It will be in moved info a new plant on Beach| This year, the harbor was againjjo "Mr and Mrs. R. W. Luffman. Due to the ( hristmas and Newall of his contacts with brother This passing decade may gojing the pride of Roman Catholics a new Sa val . y Si 91 Blair Park subdivision, east of the St., near the Andrew Antenna dredged and the breakwater wasiye' and Mrs. W. J Lindsey. Mr. Year's holidays, also snow condi- Odd Fellows across the country. down in history as the "fabulous|in the district but 2 is an archi a wrod building fe present Dundas St. School. Corp. plant. extended. The west pier of the| and Mrs. Murray Beadle, Mr. and| tions, this was a small attended|No doubt good sincere interest ot fifties" but chroniclers of Whit.|tectural first for all of Cana Avail Big gpg) Si Other new buildings to be occu. harbor was also lengthened and|yyy¢ David Tiplady, Mir. and Mrs. Meeting which found very little this nature will be very leipiu by's past may decide that 1959| Feature of its consivaction 1s vid some the I0OF hall. The Salva. BIGGEST PROJECT pied during the past year were work will continue all winter ongenioe Tizzard general business to be fransact-lin promoting new interest in this was the most historic year of the|roof, built in the form of a hyper-jcome the 100. hat. lisheq! Biggest town project completed ihe County Jail, on Victoria St., expansion and dredging of the The Saccoment OF the. Lara order, - . AY _|bolic paraboloid, or saddle shape. tion Army has been establish: 'during 1959 was a new water|and the new Ontario Provincial harbor. | The Sacrament o he "Lord's al od : : ; - : : decade although it may not ap Rest two diagonal corners, in Whitby for a half-century and|gy = ant" at Port Whitby. Theme: e ne D. $ ~ eo _|Supper will be observed next Sup- Vice grand bro. Swain, repoyt- = Brothers of this lodge, Dune pear so from a casual glance. But, 5 pin ou ction of the building their new citadel provides more filter DSU a log tiie © acity of Police Detachment office on High- |day morning, and on the follow- ing for the visiting commitfee, Wilson and Howard Elliott, while during the year three new the construc go far across the|space for all their activities. They| nC" plant triples he Sap a way 401, at Henry St, N Y ling Sunday, Jan, 10, Mr. Jim stated all previously known sick arriving late, due to the shortness churches, two new schools, a Rew] altracted Biiention fa 2 too, had outgrown their former ie. Water Hiration pe Phe jail was builtiby the eounty} Happy ew lear iShynkar, whom the Whitby Unit- brothers were well on the way to|of the evening's business, were jail, a new OPP detachment of {provinee. sw church to be open-! citadel coupled wily 8 large wale ade. 20d the city of Oshawa and re- pe ed Church supported in his sim. complete recovery. Bro. Simpson, welcomed and enjoyed a lively fice and one new industry opened Aviogiier tg the Faith Baptist] During the decade; a total of take of two Yea! : ago, Ari ceived its first 'guests'. this year. For 22 Families mer mission work among the In- also reporting, stated bro. "Do¢' session with those who stayed for their doors this year ere Big: Mond St. N A fine five new churches were built in/austely oe iOWh, iho! It replaced 2 more than centu i dians at Sandy Lake, will be the Elliott has progressed so well hela dart baseball game. Also completed were a new new building which gives the con- Whitby a % orol et tarted old pulling for Kine or which is! VIENNA (AP) -- It will be a guest speaker. is now able to take short daily | Also under the good of the order $350,000 dollar water filter plant, gregation their first churc h. The congregation of All Saints' ae: -- ph oe is OPP on places Janey dow go BRIE gli ; Nalks Sound he hosplial wares. a few choice remarks were made a new plant for an established in-| the passing de-| Anglican Church also had a build- Was Hi Bry. ey new: otiice Tepacesifamilies who eml A Smypathy was extended to bro. (2 16 cholce Temarks were mete a new parish hall, a large Fouled pi first met 5 the ing project this year and their town hall. lv xt Shot a quarier- the for mer bce. . soveried Wednesday for Canada. Bank Of Canada John Bremuer on the recent loss bY ovo. Lovsl. Toi Brother. ig addition to another industry and oo ona mbers of the town hall. new parish hall, to replace the million dollars. Of that amount, house, on Gilbert St. - le new: The United Nations high com- of his brother I a oy other commercial buildings. Work Lat : they erected a small hall on original hall which the parish had $140.00 comes from the estate building not only affords more missioner's office for refugees I t t R t U Ihe lodge 'was. favor .. this ps: Id aga form. and no was also begun on a new town] HB 8r Ihe liately north ofloutgrown. was opened. They also of the late Arthur Allin, who be- room for the personnel of the said the group comprises 66 per- nieres ate P 3g Judpe he . ors i318 010+ 1] 3 0; x --- all. hi heduled to be Brock St., immediz shiireh tet -ated the interior of their/dueathed the money for such a large detachment, but also brings sons from part of 100 refugee evening with a visit by two Osh- doubt will be heard from more hall, whic h 5 Se edn 3 the site of their new church Tact < 'hall. The new building is being the officers closer to Highway 401 families from Europe who, with OTTAWA (CP) The Bank of awa brothers from Corinthian often in future. To make the meet- opened in: carly 1960 , In recent weeks, their new church erected on a block-square site, on where the bulk of the patrolling dependents, will enter Canada Canada interest rate rose Wed- lodge, Bro. George Butler and ings more interesting it is hoped A new landmark for Whitby church was dedicated and the NEW SCHOOLS the south side of Dundas St., be- occurs under a program admitting to an nesday to 5.37 per cent from 5.28 Bro. Paul Butler, father and son, other brothers will soan follow came into being this vear with/first services held there The Whitby Public School Board tween King and Henry St. It isi As new landmarks appear, old overseas couniry for the first'last week with the sale of $100, both of whom gave very interest- shit to again make this one of the the completion of the new Church faced with a growing school pepu- slated to be ready by late spring. ones disappear and so it was with'time tuberculosis cases without 000,000 in 92 day government ing talks on the friendliness of more interesting district meeting : he Evangelis NEW CITADEL 5 ; i a b ¥ Nid church to be opened was lation during the entire decade, Some 50 persons found employ- Whitby's old post office. which sponsors treasury bills Odd Fellowship. Bro. Paul, now places for lodge activities Gifford St. Not only is the build } v ; : Here are the simple contest rules ® Have the doctor state the exact time and place of baby's birth, sex and name, plus the name and address of the parents in Whitby, using the coupon at the bottom of this page. Entries must be made only on the coupon provided on this page. Send or bring same to _the Whitby editor, Whitby office, The Oshawa Times, before 6 p.m. January 13th, 1960, the closing date The baby born to legally married parents residing within the Town of Whitby, first after midnight on December 31, 1959, will be declared by the judges I winner of the 1960 First Baby Contest, providing that due entry is made on the certificate below 3 properly signed. The first baby need not necessarily ® ® be t \ Many prizes are in store for the first baby orion in Whithy, but the parents must be bona-fide born EA Whitby parents in 1960. Clip the Certificate-of-birth coupon below . . . be sure that it is properly filled in. To The First = LUCK'S The merchants To Whithys of the Town of WHITBY i J 8e pleased Whithy FIRST to present BABY have joined together 2 to welcome the first BABY A SUITABLE GIFT baby born to the Town of Whitby par- We are proud to present a pair of lo Whitby's First 1960 Baby ents. The hdndsome of 1960 gifts to be given: by We will be proud to present him er her La Parisette Bootees {Complete Baby Dept) these merchants to : J with a@ voucher for a pair of Savage the first-arrival in the A Suitable Gift From Fire Wolkers ir a s Largest Manufacturer of Infants' St New Year are an- LUCK'S 5¢-1.00 nounced in the ad- COLLINS SHOES Formerly EDWARD'S Sc -- $1.00 vertiements on this | YOUNG MODERNS HOUSTON SHOES page 119 Brock St. South Whitby Brock St. South Whitby 135 Brock South MO 8-5022 Whitby Plaza Whitby Congratulations With Much FLOWERS 7 to FIRST BABY | Pleasure... Delight Her OF 1960 We would like to present to the \ or Firat Baby of 1960 gM | We will give o beautiful arrange In The Town of Whitby § ment of flowers to the mothers . . of the first and second Whitby A Suitable Gift babies born in a We are proud to present you with a suitable gift HILLCREST DAIRY Compliments of J. BURTINSKY WHITBY . OURTICE AR Y loniat Happy Now Year fo all Cot, RY c PH MAC Dundas St. West / ON Congratulations to THE OSHAWA TIMES CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH For The First (Whitby Oi bh tina. aren . | WHITBY BABY FIRST BABY | co fon: 1960 paar name OF 1960 Name of baby Address . ~ dx OF 19 6 0 Signature of parent Ct We would like to' present a suitable gift compliments of A Suitable Gift Compliments of vex of baby. ........ Attending Physician JURY & LOVELL LIMITED | certify that the above-mentioned baby was born at the time ALLIN DRUG STORE stated herein WHITBY WHITBY PLAZA 317 Brock St. South Phone MO 8-2338 Jo all -- Happy New Year