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& " WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MQ. 8-3703 Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Whitby, the Rev. William J. S. McClure, BA, was offi- | cially inducted at a ceremony in the church on Thursday THE NEW MINISTER of St. | McClure; and Rev. J. C. Paul ; Stirling, the Morlerator of the | Presbytery of East Toronto and minister of St. Andrew's | Presbyterian Church in To- ronto. Rev. Mctllure succeeds | evening. Pictured above fol- lowing the Act of Induction are, left to right, Rev. Robert | Milroy, the Interim Moderator of the Session; Mrs. McClure; son Brian McClure, 8; Rev. Rev. David Marshall, who re- cently retired after complet ing 22 years of service to his congregation ~Oshawa Times Photo New Minister Inducted "bistmasParty At St. Andrews Church The Rev. William J. S. Mc- Clure, BA, was officially induct- ed, Thursday night, as the min- ister of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church in Whitby A capacity congregation wit- fruitful history as minister of this church." Greetings were verbally ex- pressed on behalf of the Whitby Ministerial Association by Rev.jian Church John Van Harmelen. He wished "I would like Rev.. McClure 'said that it was good that a minister could be inducted agaiti, especially to serve St. Andrew's Presbyter- the to thank time not also several distinguished clergy ofjtion for him to join the ranks/hope you will support me and charge, which was formerly,;wishes to his successor was A new miristry was a 22 years' service in Whitby congregation can make or the church inembers man with his congregation were drudgery or a pleasure'. He}make a new start by coming to Moderator and, minister of St.|gregation had made his minis-| Presbyterian church once more MA, clerk minister of Knox; Rev. Marshall closed by say-| man, Superintendent of the Scott|church would be likewise. Presbyterian churches at Mark- | The Salvation Army Brass terim Moderator of the Session |playing in the outlying areas of terian Church, Oshawa t nont On| wi Ps graduated from Trinity will begin covering the town Arts degree and from there he Evening Auxiliary for their players will be heard mainly Belfast ge I Members are reminded to bring! until. Christmas their seasonal Church, Castle Rock, and they bers will meet on Monday, Dec.|~~ for their annual Christmas! aged 2 " Antrim, which, incidentally, is|Director of Montreal's English) McClure and his family came|personalities, visited his father of Gorrie and Molesworth in the Drive, visited her mother, Mrs. Rev. McClure is continuing a' month at. St. Mary's Hospital, villi James McClure 3 5 wilam Jam TeClure, BA, Miss Valeda Thivierge RN, Cc ev. Ty °C re Perey uncle, Rev. Harry By lure, stock, spent a few days visiting at Speaking on behalf of the yirs and Miss Thivierge are the Elder Donald Wilson welcomed ~~ ae Members of the Co-op Guild and honorable history,"' he said . i Cowx of Dundas St., nessed the ceremony in the Rev. McClure well in his newjcongregation for their confi church, which was shared by,charge and extended an invita-|\dence in me,"" he said, "and I the Presbytery of East Toronto. of the ministerial association. (work with me for Rev. McClure succeeds the Exteriding his personal well- God." held by the Rev. David Mar-|Rev. David Marshall, who was for a new start. He said, shall, who recently retired after in his usual good humor only for the. minister but Ministers officiating in the break a minister,' he said,) He concluded by inviting the service to unite the new clergy- "and make your ministry ajinactive church members to as follows said that fortunately over the|church on Siinday morning and Rev. J. C. Paul Stirling, BD,| past 22 years St. Andrew's con-jtaking an active part in the Andrew's Presbyterian Church,'try in Whitby pleasurable and Toronto; Rev. John Forbes,'spiritually fruitful. C 1 S Presbyterian Church, Agin-jing that he was sure his suc-| ath DEIV OS | court; Rev. Dr. Morris Zeid-'cessor's association with the P] Mission, Toronto; Rev. Gordon} In his reply to the speakers, anued By SA L. Hamill, BA, minister of the ham and Stouffville and Rev. |Band is heralding the approach Robert B. Milroy, BA, the In- WHITBY of Christnyas with their carol and minister of Knox Presby- PERSONALS the Whitby -District. This week he Band has been heard a ; Mc ta pee alga Brooklin, Jiyrtle and Clarer _Rey. McClure is a native of} mrs, 'T, F. Brandon, 900 Henry| On Mogelar. 1 i vidg: ain County Donegal, Ireland. He'c n Monglay, Dec. 11 the Band J gal, E an St., is opening her home to play in the town , ; by "0l'|Monday, Dec. 11, to the mem-| of Whitby lege, Dutlin with a Bachelor of pers of United Church Fireside| completely, About Dec. 23. the ; bemalaahs : je ig ; in -- Moran fy oe Balog Christmas and annual meeting.|the dowmtowa area, from then g Wa and his wilh Anh. were gifts to be auctioned strains will be heard in the Four married in 'the First Dunboe, The Clover Leaf Club mem-)Corners section of town have been blessed with two G sf the -- Bed Mrs. a sons, Brian, aged 8 and Ronald, 70WCourn, ufferin St. Rev. McClure's first charge dinner | was near Ballymena, County; Mr. Brian McFarlane, Sports| the birthplace of Timothy Eaton.|language TV Station, CFCF, one Almost seven years ago, Rev./0f Montreal's most popular TV to Canada where he was called Mr. Leslie McFarlane this week. to a duel charge at the village Mrs. Andrew Miller, Hillcrest County of Perth. P. Fleming, of Montreal. Mrs In proclaiming the ministry, Fleming, after spending one family tradition in the Presby- Montreal, is convalescing at her terian Church, His father, Rev. home a charge 2 tre r ea bead Hace - hong 13 accompanied by her mother, : eat, 8 "! Mrs. Justine Tivierge, of Wood- ; a charge land-| oy 4s a ae a charge Island-| 4+ the home of Mr. and Mrs.| ns igen Ray Anderson, of Athol St. congregation at a reception fol- vs % ete gg aa at vevinn (ther and sister of Mrs. lowing the induction service Anderson. Rev. McClure to the church : ; "Our church has had a long eld its annual Christmas sup *i\per on Thursday at the home "and there are few of the old|% Mrs. J. reliables left. We have over- Following the supper the » the Members exchanged gifts. continued, "'and we have had Games were played and prizes many newcomers in the congre- awarded to winners. A gay time gation who have devoted their Was enjoyed by all | time and talent to ensure that. Ail Saints Anglican Church the church's spiritual life has St. Margaret's Guild, instead of John Borchuk, 73, of Coch- kept pace its regular meeting, will hold a| Yiane street, retired from the "Your congregation will stand Christmas party on Thursday,| W. J. Anderson Company in behind you all the way," he |Dec. 14, at the Church Hall.| Whitby after nine years of said in concluding, 'and we/Gifts will be exchanged and| Service. On Wednesday his hope you will have a long and'refreshments served. | fellow employees presented BROCK. Evening Shows at 6:55 & 8:25 WHITBY Last Complete Show at 8:25 come many difficulties,' Former Residents Die In Switzerland Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Black, j'well known resident of Whitby for two decades, both passed away recently in Switzerland. They moved to Whitby in 1939 from their native Switzerland {and returned home again to spend their retirement in Feb- ruary, 1959 Mrs. Caroline Black passed away on June 30 last following a short illness Mr. Black died on! Oct. 9. He had suffered a heart } attack In Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Black operated an apple orchard at their home or Athol street EASTERN WHEAT Average wheat yield in Tur- 936 pounds per acre, in M-G-M presents A GEORGE PAL PRODUCTION ATLANTIS THE LOST CONTINENT staring ANTHONY HALL JOYCE TAYLOR + JOHN DAHL JUTUC COLOR CARTOON "Cat Fishing' PLUS SECOND FEATURE ATTRACTION "Gold of the Seven Saints' CLINT WALKER--ROGER MOORE the glory of, * For Sr. Citizens Members of the committee in charge of Senior Whitby Citizens spent Thursday afternoon wrap- ping gifts for the Christmas party to be held Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 2 p.m. in All Saints' Anglican Church parish hall The committee was enthusias- tic in the praise of Whitby mer- chants for m beautiful gifts contributed. Their response was. most prompt and extreme- the will welcome any zen who would like to attend Order To Commit Former Ad-Man VANCOUVER (CP) Mil- lionaire Patrick B. Ballentine, a former Toronto advertising executive, will not stand trial on a charge of attempting to mur- der a Vancouver doctor, Deputy Police Chief Gordon Ambrose said Friday. Ambrose said an order has been obtained to commit Ballen- tine to a provincial mental hos- pital Ballentine, 34, who inherited some $3,000,000 on the death of his lumberman father, Edward Ballentine, in 1954 was charged with atte ed capital murder after a Vancouver Gen- eral Hospital physician, Dr Howard Weaver, was found on the Ballentine lawn suffering a wound in the thigh. Dr. Weaver underwent sur- gery for a severed thigh artery and now is in satisfactory con- dition Attendance Officer Resigns At 82 At the monthly meeting of the Whitby High School Board at Henry Street High School the Board accepted with regret the resignation of Seymour Whitney. Mr. Whitney tendered his tendance Officer, an appoint- ment he has held for nine years. Principal Donald Tutt gave Whitney had given the board son added the thanks and best wishes of the Board members. Well known in Whitby's public life, Mr. Whitney has lived in his 82 years. He had been on council for nine years and has been deputy-reeve for two years. Mr. Whitney retired from the Ontario Hospital in 1945 after service of 32 years. WHITBY BOWLING NEWS WHITBY LADIES CANDY BOWLING LEAGUE | Standing for Dec. 11 -- Gum- |drops 4, 30; Allsorts 0, 29; |Maple Buds 2, 28; Jelly Beans |4, 25; Life Savers 3, 25; Pepper- mints 1, 20; Humbugs 0, 20; Lol- | lipops 2, 15. Triples over 500 -- H. Moore 700, G. Wiles 675, R. Peleshok 610, T, Shaw 608, D, Moore 599, | A. Anderson 590, M. Brooks 555, | A. Nettle 549, S. Vanstavern 539, | M. Bentley 537, B. Pascoe 533, G. Gale 530, B. Moase 530, J. Gordon 519, J. Gates 518, B. Sturgess 512, and A. Mikicel 503. Singles over 200 -- G. Wiles 256, 212, 207, D. Moore 252, A. Anderson 251, T. Shaw 245, H. Moore 241, 239, 220, M. Bentley 237, M. McKim 231, B. Moase 231, R. Peleshok 227, 206, A. Nettle 220, D Kehoe 215, M. Duncan 211, B. Sturgess 209, G.| resignation as School Board At-|; tribute to the service that Mr./% and Board Chairman Lloyd Gib-| 7 the town for practically all of|% "Is that Santa I hear?" Jo- Anne Maria Southwell appears | to be asking. Actually, Jo- Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Southwell, of Whitby, has probably never seen Santa until this year. She will be one year old on Sun- day, Dec. 10. Her grandpar- ents are Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Southwell, of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hamer, of Brooklin. | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 9, 1961 'LADIES' SPIEL Peterboro, Toronto Share Prizes Here On Wednesday, Dec. 6, the|Skating and Curling Club Skip- ladies of the Whitby Curling Club|ped by V. Hull with Segsworth, held their first open Bonspiel!Davidson and Ferris. under the able direction of Gin| Consolation prize -- Whitby Lindsey and her committee|Curling Club, Skipped by Ness members Barb Elliott and Mary|Jack with J. Weber, A. Evans Anderson. and B. Silvers. Both draws were complete| and a full and thoroughly enjoy- ue sg Pog agra Granite able day was spent by all-|ciub, skipped by L. McKee with Table and lounge decorations Mills Boyles and Allport carried out the Christmas theme) go 0 ong prize -- Oshaws Curl and a brighity dressed tree ing Club, skinped by D. Munday ed the club. helpers. were as follows: FIRST DRAW greeted the ladies as they enter- Dinner was served by Ivadel Robertson and her hardworking Winners for the day First prize -- Peterborough Curling Club Skipped by M. Holt with Hambly, Beggs and Clark. Second prize -- Scarboro Curl- ing Club Skipped by D. Denne with Hemphill, Barraclough and }with Cain, Broadbent and Cox. Third prize -- Oshawa Curl- ing Club, skipped by J. Miller with Patte, Relson and Darling- ton. Consolation prize -- Whitby Curling Club, skipped by Megan Nicholl who was injured and replaced by Marge McCaffrey with L. Anderson, J. Roblin and J. Archibald. ) Kaudalls riumaer Casserly. Third prize -- Toronto Cricket WE. MAKE FOLKS HAPPY WHEN WE CALL~ A_HEATING SYSTEM TO INSTALL Family Monuments eat \ \ ALY Requirements WHITBY SPORTS | PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Crected To STAFFORD BROS, LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 412 CHEST WHITBY ONT Gale 203, B Pascoe 203 and A. Mikicel 202. CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY, Dec. 11 Whitby Baptist Church Explor- ers Brock Street South H-S Assoc. House of Windsor IODE Chapter United Church Fireside Evening \uxiliary WMS TUESDAY, Dec. 12 Whitby Red Cross work room | Faith Baptist Church YPA United Church YPU Whitby Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No. 248 All Saints' Anglican Church Afternoon Guild R. A. Hutchison H-S Association St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Helen Marshall Soc. United Chureh Afternoon WA Whitby Baptist Chureh Ladies' Aid WEDNESDAY, Dec. 13 St. John's Anglican Church WA work meeting Senior Citizens Group Kinette's Club St. John's Anglican Church Rut WA Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Kathleen Rowe H-S Association THURSDAY, Dec. 14 Salvation Army Women's Home League Whitby Garden Club hy HONORED ON RETIREMENT Mr. Borchuk with a clock and a silver tray in recognition of this service. Pictured above at the presentation ceremony with Mr, Borchuk, centre, are Thomas R. When I called Mohawk manager and interim coach Ivan Davie about who was going to replace since departed Bob Cherry, he replied, "No comment." (Rather an odd name for a coach!) I got the impres- sion from our conversation that even if he did know, he wouldn't tell me. Mr. Davie said that I didn't give him enough praise about the way he led the Mohawks to a 3-3 tie in Unionville Tuesday, Our deepest apolo- gies. Seriously though the 'Hawks played well, and could have beaten the Seaforths, with a little more luck around the goal. Craig Watts and Norm Stewart, the two players who were upset about the release of Cherry as coach, have been fired also by manager Davie. The remainder of the club apparently do not hold any ill feelings. On Tuesday night of next week, the Toronto Marlboros are in town at the Community arena seeking to avenge the 6-2 setback at the hands of the Mohawks in their last appearance here on November 21. The Marlies are the club Whitby have to knock off if they hope to move back into second position in Metro Junior "A" league standings. At the moment, the Mohawks trail Broda's crew by two points, but it could be six if the Marlboros were to upset the league-leading Irish in a four-point en- counter last night. Kingston Frontenacs, are the hottest club in the Eastern Pro circuit after winning four games in five nights -- the most outstanding of which was a 9-4 shellacking over the league-leading Kitchener- Waterloo Beavers. The Frontenacs have been waiting for a long while to hand the Beavers that pasting. Kingston are still in second place, four points back of the Beavers, but have two games in hand. I don't think hockey experts expected the Frontenacs to keep up the pace, but with veteran performers like Oval Tessier, the EPHL scoring leader, and Tom McCarthy presently in high gear, it will prove difficult to dis- lodge them from their lofty perch. Sudbury Wolves provide the opposition in the Limestone City tonight, with the Frontenacs moving on to Hull for a go with Sammy Pollock's Hull-Ottawa Canadiens tomorrow afternoon, TOWN AND COUNTRY ... It looks like the County town of Whitby have themselves a tremen- dous Juvenile hockey club after their one-sided 14-2 victory against Lindsay on Thursday night in the Com- munity arena. Starting with Ray Reazin in goal, and much talked-obout rearguard George Ashby on defence to Ron Moore and company on the front lines, the Juveniles have a well-balanced unit .. . Port Hope Ontarios visit the Uxbridge arena on Mon- day night for their first encounter against the Black Hawks. These two clubs met last night in Port Hope but results were not known at time of writing. The Black Hawks Intermediate "'B" club have dropped only one decision to date, that a 7-3 loss to Napanee last Saturday night . , . Bowmanville Shamrocks are idle in the way of home action until Thursday December 21, when the powerful Belleville Pepsis meet the Shamrocks for the first time. My Sincere Thanks and appreciation for re'electing me to the Public Utilities Commission. Your support was most encouraging. ALBERT RANDALL A Sincere Thank You to my many supporters and co-workers who voted to elect me to Council for the 1962-63 term. HAROLD SLICHTER MANY THANKS TO MY SUPPORTERS For Electing Me To The WHITBY PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION ROBERT W. CAWKER Whithy Churches Whitby Baptist EMMANUEL (Colborne St. W. at Centre) REFORMED REV. JOHN McLEOD REV. -GERRIT REZELMAN Minister Mrs. W. E. Summers, A.T.C.M. THIRD CONCESSION, WEST, OF HIGHWAY 12 = POI 10:30 A.M, 9:45 A.M. Bible School Dutch Service 10:30 A.M. a VETERAN WINS DAMAGES veteran who became paralyzed after spinal $200,000 judgment against the| Veterans Administration Wed- CHICAGO (AP) -- An army an operation near his cord was awarded a nesday. Judge Michael J. Igoe of U.S. District Court awarded the money to Emerson Banks, 57, who sued for $500,000. The suit charged malpractice and negligence by the medical staff of the Hines Veterans Hospital, near Chicago, four years ago. Classes for olf Ages 4 .M, 11:00 A.M. Sunday School, English 2:30 P.M "Faith Tri a ; .M, ee Si al English Service, Whitby "The Art of Winning Souls' 2:30 P.M 8:15 P.M. Baptist Young Peoples Union ALL YOUNG PEOPLE ARE CORDIALLY INVITED, Worship at Bowmanville 3:30 P.M, Bowmanville Sunday School EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOME dent, who presented the silver tray on behalf of the manage- ment and right, Bill Gordan, who presented the clock on be- half of the company. --Oshawa Times Photo Xe. DER oe" Oil © "Blue Coal" ® Stoker Coal 244 BROCK ST. $., WHITBY key is § Pakistan 720 pounds. The heat is on at low sy" cost, with thrifty fuel oil The heat is always on when you need it. Del- ivery any time in any weather guarantees steady even heat. 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