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~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 9, 1961 §° | : WHITBY and DISTRICT Reports On OMA Whithy Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West To Town Council Deputy Reeve Warren Mowat took place. Your Clerk-Treasur- reported to Whitby Town Coun- er was again appointed on the cil on the 63rd annual meeting executive and Mayor Scott of of the Ontario Municipal Asso-|Paris was appointed Chairman. ciation which he attended re- Mayor Jack Heenan of Cobourg {cently along with the Town was one of the new appointees | Clerk John Frost. {to the executive and your dele- | He told Council members that gates are sure to add greatly their delegates had attended allito the strength of the organiza- | general sessions where resolu- tion. It will be the endeavor of |tions were dealt with and also the new éxecutive to canvass attended the session of Ruralievery town and village in the Section and the Town and Vil-| province to persuade them to lage Section. take out membership and take He recommended that more an active part in our work. councillors attend future meet. The objective of the Town and ings of the OMA. The following| Village Section is to obtain an subjects wre discussed at the equity at the County level. { meeting: ' In view of the continued delay At the Rural Section meeting and the frustration which the the report of the Special Com-|towns and villages have had to mittee on County Roads which endure in getting any of their had previously been presented|resolutions adopted by the OMA; to the Minister of Highways was|it was the opinion of your clerk- read. This report has been under |treasurer that the Towns and| | consideration since 1958. Appar-| Villages Section would be much lently from the report of the better separated from the OMA, | # | Committee Chairman the Minis- consequently he moved, second-'§ ter of Highways was not satis- ed by Mayor Parish of Ajax ified that Rural Municipalities that the towns and villages with- | {had been consulted despite the draw from the OMA. After some {fact that a resolution was adopt: | deliberation it was thought by ed at the General Session of the most of those present that his OMA held in 1959 asking the was too drastic a step to take] | Provincial Government to take when all the member municipal- | f % |over the County Road System. |ities were not represented. The| i | After the report was read by matter of withdrawal from the WINS SCORING TROPHY {the Chairman of the Special OMA and forming our own or- Roads Committee a resolution ganization will be the main topic {was presented by Mr. Alec War- of discussion next June in Tim- scoring champion | Thursday evening by team | valuable player on his team ren. Mavor of Dundas and|mins. Ontario of Jr. A OLA league this | coach Jim Cherry, left, who is | He received the Frank Me- Chairman of the Town and Vil-| Premier Frost of Ontario Year was Whitby's John also Whitby's representative | Cullough Trophy for being the lage Section, proposing the abol- stated that his government Davis with 135 points, made | on the OLA. Davis also won | highest scorer on his own | up of 92 goals and 43 assists. | the C. F. Mesher Trophy, | team. The trophy was presented on ' here in Whitby, as the most ~--(Oshawa Times Photo Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 INITIATION RITES AT HENRY ST. HIGH SCHOOL Named System. The speakers opposing code of ethics by legislation but the resolution were two County would prefer to leave this mat- Clerk - Treasurers, one County ter to the good judgment of the Engineer and one Townshipvoters and taxpayers. He stated] Road Superintendent. Naturally that he had every confidence in! the resolution was defected by the integrity of an overwhelm- three to one. ing member of the elected rep- pa travelling At the session held by the resentatives of municipalities eychre of St Town and Village Section of and that it would be impossible which the Town of Whitby is a for the Department of Municipal member, the election of officers) Affairs to police the over 1000 WHITBY SPORTS &.= ois PARADE the Department of Municipal Af- BLAIR ishment of the County Roads would not attempt to impose a Nominate Officers WHITBY PERSONALS 'p. cvolent Lodge bridge and, On Monday, Stephen, son of| The regular meeting of Bene- : John The Evan- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnston is|volent Rebekah Lodge No. 132 gelist CWL are resuming their| celebrating his 13th birthday.| Whitby met in the OOF Hall activities for another season. His friends and school com- on Wednesday evening for the The Euchre hostesses for Sep- wish him many happy returns|first meeting of the fall season tember are: Mrs. Bob Nettle, of the day, Noble grand sister Greta Miss Bernadette Robinson, Mrs Ca resided . " James Smyth, Mrs. Leo Steff- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Merzatti| Campbell presided Toe Me ler and Mrs. F. Flananga, and family of North Bay spent Vice 29 xr Bridge hostesses: Mrs. Fi. F. last weekend visiting at ~thell Rl Se nem De Mulligan, Mrs. Frank Canzi, home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward|'0 See Sister Amphel Joking Mrs. Lorne Mcintyre, Mrs. Keenan of Lee avenue {70 we. 8 ler ner i ness. She Dave Johnston. Mrs. Frank An. : ; then welcomed the members af- id : Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson and|ter the summer vacation derson, Mrs. Larry Ruest and de / rt Hid fos Mr. Steve Arnold of Lawville,| Sister McLean reported on Mrs. G. A. Newton. 3 A New York, were weekend sick members: Sister Joan Mrs. Alfred Bruce, 515 Dun guests at the home of Mr. and|Mace is much better, Sister lop street west, is in the Osh- Mrs. Joseph Kentner, Br 0 ¢ k|Flossie Harper and Sister Letty awa General Hospital where she street south, Port Whitby. MacNeely are now in residence underwent surgery. Her friends Evin. son of Mr. ard Mrs. at Fairview Lodge and a visit fairs setting forth all the statu- tory provisions which elected representatives must observe and a copy of this booklet will be made available to all coun cillors in the near future. Premier Frost further stated that municipalities which are eligible should take immediate steps to advise their school boards to make application for the building of technical and By GERRY Classroom capers were seen | at Henry High School on Friday afternoon when the Street first vear students were put through their initiation. Boys were garhed in skorts Jentards and ladies' hats, girls Two Whitby were in jeans with gaiters on their legs, boys' plaid shirts and rouged noses. In the top photo are shown -- back row (left to right) Krista Vabasak (14), Cherry Ferguson (14), Shirley Giffin (14), Brian Win Bands To Present Concert Whitby"s two bands, the Brass Band and the Junior Band, will present a public con cert on Sunday evening at the bandshell, Centennial Park. be ginning at 8 pm. Not only will the public have an opportunity to again hear the Brass Band but thev will see and hear the Junior Band in their first pub lie appearance since they ap peared at the CNE band compe tition For the concert. the mem bers of the Junior Band will he outfitted in their new uniforms N28 and this will be the first occa- sion on which Whitby citizens will see these uniforms A varied program has arranged bv Bandmaster heen Eric ter (13): front row (left fo right) Melody Pascoe (14) Steve Lane (14) and Benny Coelen (14). In the lower pic fure Grade 12 student Joan Calder has her she shined by initiate Brian Winter --Oshawa Times Photo he announced by Redfern Senior Band March "Jamie's Patrol' Sidney Dacre Fantasia "In land" test piece at CNE Ball; hymn tunes to be announc ed Bandmaster Descriptive Switzer- Eric clark, of the Brass Band and CLUB CALENDAR Junior Bandmaster Stan fearn Following | announced cordially All citizens invited to attend March "Westward Ho" -- Ed win Firth; Paso Doble, "Am parito Roca" arranged by Aubrey Song All in the April Even ing arranged by Eric Hymn Tunes Junior Band Red the program as are -- Jaime Texidor Winter; Ball; to be announced. -- Numbers to MONDAY, September 11 United Church Fireside ing Auxiliary WMS Andrew's Preshyterian Church Young Women's Group WA House of Windsor 10DE Chap 5th Whitby Cubs and Scouts Vimy Ridge LLOBA No. 639 Whitby Ontario Hospital Nurse's Alumnae Fven St TUESDAY, September 12 Whitby Baptist Church 1.A BROCK EVENING SHOWS AT 7 & 9 P.M. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 PLUS--Adventure "FARNBOROUGH 1960" COMEDY and CARTOON | Whitby Chapter Order Eastern Star No. 248 All Saints' Anglican ( Afternoon Guild United Church group Andrew hureh WA evening St United Church Afirnoon WA WEDNESDAY, September 13 Kinettes Club St. John's Anglican ( Ruth WA Royal Canadian Auxiliary 'hurch LA Legion THURSDAY, " Almonds WA Whithy Garden Club Septemhr Faith Baptist Church WMS | | Presbyterian stead, veteran left winger with| Church Helen Marshall Society Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday | Kingston Frontenacs Lunch their 1961-62 training camp on Monday September 18, one week after the Boston Bruins opening at Niagara Falls, Some 29 players will be on hand for the Frontenac's fall ses- sion, which will be held in the Community centre, instead of the usual training headquarters at the Royal Military College arena. Wren Blair has ap- pointed Oval Tessier as assistant coach for his second term. His duties begin after the club has been picked. Tessier will handle the club in practices with Wren guiding the club from the bench during the games. The Frontenacs will have Tom McCarthy at camp, and expect him to line-up with them for the coming Eastern Pro season. McCarthy was purchased} from the Detroit Red Wings by Boston Bruin Lynn Patrick. He was brought from the Su ) Wolves in mid-season last year, and finished the 1960-61 campaign with the Bruins. He has been the scoring leader at Sudbury for the past two seasons. The Frontenacs will have three potent goal scorers with McCarthy, Orv Tessier and former Whitby Dun- lop star, Bobby Attersley. Bob expects to 6 attend pre-season work-outs this year providing he can leave his business for that length of time. Attersley didn't join Kingston until November last year, was unable to make practises, and still topped the Frontenacs' scoring parade. Four days after Kingston don the blades they will get their first taste of live action when they host the Boston Bruins at the Kingston Community centre on Fridav September 22. The following Monday, the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Black Hawks appear in Kingston, with a large contingent of Beleville fans expected to take in that contest to see hometown favourite Bobby Hull. September 27, Kingston come here to the Whitby Community. arena for their exhibition tilt against the Rochester Amer- icans. They return home on Monday October 2 to meet Doug Harvey's New York Rangers, and complete their pre-season itinerary against the Quebec Aces for two games, with dates and sites to be announced Kingston hockey fans will see an array of Na- tional league stars prior to the opening of the EPHL schedule, Saturday October 14, with the league's newest entry, North Bay visiting the Community Centre, later TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Former defence standout with the St. Catharines Tee Pees, Pat Stap- leton is expected to be in the starting line-up for the Boston Bruins this year, He was drafted from the Chicago Black Hawk farm club, Sault Ste. Marie, where last year, he was the. Thunderbird's top rear- guard. Many observers feel Stapleton's" size may hold him back, but apparently the Bruin's don't agree. He 15 an excellent playmaker. and should be an asset to Boston in getting the play started from behind their own blueline . Whihy Abner's Essos have ac- cepted a challenge from Bathurst Paper, winners of the Whitby Industrial softball league. They will play a home and home series for the championship of the County Town, beginning next Wednesday, September 13 at the Town park, Game time is 8:15 p.m. The secona inceting is on Friday night, also at the Town park Whithy Red Wings went on a scoring rampage at the Whitby Community arena on Thursday night, downing the Mimico Mountaineers, 22-14 to even their OLA Junior "B" best-of-seven finals. The third game goes tonight at Mimico. On Monday night, these two clubs return to the Community arena for the fourth alt... SIGNS TWO-YEAR PACT TORONTO (CP) -- Bert Olm-| Family Monuments RR signed a two-year contract with! the National Hockey League! team Olmstead; 35, who said it was the hest contract I have ever signed," will be skating with the Leafs today at Peterborough, Toronto's training headquarters The fiery veteran, who had 18 goals and 34 assists despite a eries of injuries last season will be entering his 12th NHL campaign F | BY ci Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 wish her a prompt recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W, Hewis of Trent street, their daughters Helena and Laurie and Miss Helen Kentner, are just back from a two week's trip to Nova Scotia where they visited friends. trade schools CWL Plans Fashion Show Plans for the first Fall Fa-| Mr. and Mrs. A, Karklis dur- shion Show sponsored by St. ing their two week's vacation John The Evangelist CWL were| visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kark- discussed at the first meeting lis of Welland. of the season held on Tuesday | Mrs. W. Kemp Bis : t is spending evening in the parish hall, Mrs. | : vl olin Vigil. Dennis Ullyett, convener. lone month in Nova Scotia visit and; A ' : "|ing her daughter and son-in- her committee have been work-| ja Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelly. ing during the summer months -- making all arrangements for| ' . this first fall activity to be held) B Ww f Wednesday, Sept. 27 at Henry ector S 1 e {Street High School. | . . | Mrs. W. Simpson, correspond: E G Id Ing secretary, stated that the| ntertains ul {course titled "Catering to| All Saints' Anglican Church Crowds" would be available on|St. Margaret Guild held its first April 30, 1962. Mrs. L. Ruest [meeting of the season last Thurs- treasurer, reported that $77.15 day evening at the parish hall has been made at the bake | with the president, Mrs. Alex fable at the Strawberry Festi- McAllister, in charge val The meeting opened with the | The president, Mrs, G. Car. member's prayer and all re- ter, thanked Mrs. F. Rosetanni|ports were read and approved and her committee for the splen. [During the business meeting did work done. Spiritual conven- plans were discussed for the| SHARPENED - REPAIRED er, Mrs. 1. Bloye, asked the October meeting when a guest ladies to plan a family picnic|Will be invited to speak on in for their pilgrimage to Our Lady [terior decoration. The mem- of Grace shrine at Marylake on|bers discussed the making of Sunday, Sept. 10. stuffed animals for the Christ: | The Annual Provincial con. mas sale. vention will be held in Hamil-| Mrs. McAllister who attended ton, Sept. 15 to 18 and all la-|the Advisory Committee meet. | _ ing gave her report. Following| dies are invited to attend. Press LA their son, Gerry, have re- Herman Huxter, is celebrating|{fom the members his 10th birthday today. His 2Ppreciated Clover Lane school companions| Thank you cards were read and friends wish him many | Membership committee report happy returns of the day " |was given. Nomination of offic. i . crs were made for the second Mr. and Mrs. Garnet E. Juby|time, The election will be held of Greenwood Crescent are at-la¢ the next meet w tending on Saturday a Bon ana Oct. 18. eting of Wednes age party held in honor of their Birthday ; : : wishes were ex. niece, Miss Barbara Bickett,| ; who is leaving for a year's (0950 to- Sisters Jeanne Wick. A : or tt, Jane Anderson, Winnie Wil- study at the X University in the et : hp South of France. The reception Finson ul Lida Reader, will be held in the senior lounge| «0dge closed in the usual man. of the students' centre building|er and a social hour was spent of the McMaster University in| With refreshments served by Hamilton. {the social committee, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jorden| would be turned from a week's vacation | spent in Kingston and Belleville 'and in London they were the guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Collier. LAWN | MOWERS All Makes and Models S pelliman S Ibert? Rondall + Sona . orner ; 103.5 Byron 5S. MO 8.4511 1 2 8 Ld Ti MO B 29¢ convener, Mrs. E. Finan, pre- the meeting the members were sented the league with a statue of Our Lady of Good Counsel. This was a gift from Mrs Fi.| nan and her mother Mrs. K J. Craddock, of Hamilton. The beautiful statue will be at all future meetings. Mrs. J. M. MacDonald gave al report on the annual bazaar to| be held Saturday, Dec. 2. A cold plate supper will be served at} the bazaar. Father L. J. Austin| asked the ladies to encourage! Cana Conferences to be held| throughout Ontario County! South Region. He then blessed | the statue of Our Lady of Good) Counsel. Mrs. G. Newton won the prize donated by Mrs. J. Smyth. The, meeting closed with prayer. | Lunch followed with Mrs. G Carter and Mrs, J, Corrigan as tea hostesses Armstrong for refreshments The next meeting will held on Thursday, Sept. 21 WHITE NEWSPRINT 4V5-1b. pkg. approximately 630 sheets for -- $1.00 Also Available in 9-1b. pkgs. IDEAL FOR TYPING, PADS, CARBON COPIES INNER OFFICE MEMOS, ETC. On Sale at . . . WHITBY OFFICE & CIRCULATION DEPT. Oshawa Times be FRENCH CAR PARIS (AP)--Simca Automo. bile Company announced it will show a new rear-engine light car, the Simca 1000, expected to go on the market in 1962. The Marg Connelly SCHOOL OF DANCING MEMBER OF THE BATD. rm -- Tap -- Ballet -- National Baton Modern Jazz Examination Training REGISTER NOW FOR FALL TERM invited to the home of Mrs, §.| Whitby Churches EMMANUEL Let's All | RerormED Go To Rl GERRI PETRA Church This Sunday! EE ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10:30 AM Sunday School, English 2:30 P.M. 11 AM MORNING WORSHI® NURSERY (INFANT CARE) BEGINNERS' CLASSES JUNIOR CONGREGATION 9.45 AM CHURCH SCHOOL EVERYONE WELCOME Whitby Baptist Church English Service, Whitby 2:30 9.M. Worship at Bowmanville 3:30 PM Bowmanville Sunday School EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOME FAITH BAPTIST 419 Brock St. N., Whithy Pastor: Rev. E. C. Corbett, 5.Th, 9:15 AM, Radio Broadcast CKLB 9:45 AM Bible School Hour 11AM & 7PM, Guest Speaker Rev. R Our Annual WHITBY Irvin, of Toronto "Youth Sunday' REV. JOHN McLEOD Mrs. W. E. Summers, A. T.CM. 9:45 AM Studio: 513 MARY ST. EAST WHITBY, ONT. PHONE MO 8-3219 Sunday School MORNING SERMON 11:00 AM "The Odour of the Ointment" Evenings -- 7.00 P.M "So Neor -- And Yet So Far" UNITED CHURCH MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 AM.--Girls and Boys 9 years and over. 11.00 AM --Girls ond Boys under 9 vears "