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4@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, December 27, 1961 WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 <i, © ATTRACTIVE NEW CROVEN | 35 HIGH SCHOOL NEWS By JOAN CALDER The beautiful, mystical story of the first Christmas morn began Henry Street's annual Christmas assembly, Larry Lamb as master of cere- monies, starled the ball rolling after Mr, Tutt read the lesson, by introducing Carol Smith, the first entertainer, She sang two songs in- the course of the assembly, Jingle Bell Rock and Have Yourselves a Very Merry Christmas. Ruth Mitchell and Ross Gib- son sang several folk songs. They presented themselves like old pros, sitting on stools with Ross playing the accompani- ment on his. guitar, An accordion solo by David Cross and a piano duet by the Menzel sisters, Kate and Uta, gave the assemby some musi- cal flavor. Hugh Lawrence, play: ing the old professor, recited his version of The Night Be- the dance amounted to $42. STUDENT COUNCIL The romance of soft lights and soft music will soon visit Henry High in the shape of the annual formal Student Council has set the tentative date of Apri] 14 for the formal. In discussing the House Sys- tem, council voted to leave out the ticket selling for the for- mal as bringing more points to each of the houses. Council also points every time someone has a detention. -Council adopted the remainder of the points which were outlined in last week's column During the past two months, several girls in the school have been taking part in Posture Classes to try and improve their posture. Several of the girls assisting other girls in these classes have been recom- mended for bars. Council voted the fact that the proceeds of, voted to erase the loss of four Christmas Story At Henry High Assembly to give bars to Ruth Mitchell, Maureen Liddle, Sandra Bell, Ann McGrath, Cathy Doyle, Vivian Masche, Judy Green- field, Marilyn Archer, Lynda Bowcott, Janet Birch, Evelyn Hickey, and Sheila 'Barter. SPORTS The Boys' Volleyball Junior team recently went to play at Dunbarton in the District Volleyball Championship. With only two practices to their credit, Henry's Junior team slaughtered the other four teams in the championship and returned to Whitby victorious. The Girls' Basketball teams are shaping up for their first Dedicate By MRS. C. CARPENTER COURTICE -- Under the lead- ership of Miss E, Prower, pro- ducer and director of J. Barrie's play 'Quality Street', the students of Courtice High School performed exceptionally well for their first play. The Arts department under Mr, Power and Industrial depart- ment under Mr. Fitzpatrick showed great ability with the -|scenic backgrounds. The school play was wel] attended by the community as well as the sur- rounding areas. Ebenezer Church held a dedi- cation service for the new Edu- cational Hal! and Sunday School rooms recently. Rev. John Braham, chairman of the Oshawa Presbytery, took charge of the dedication. The contractor Mr. Ernie Laird, knocked on the door and carried game right after the holidays. Unfortunately, many former members of the girls' senior team haven't the marks to) | qualify for the team but we are in the keys, {WA PARTY Mrs, James MacGregor open- ed her home to the Friendship) hoping for the best. {Group of the WA of Courtice sl New vas and come) United Churcn for the Decem- back to schoo! fresh and read jber meeting and Christmas jparty. The devotion was in for work. ' _|charge of Mrs, W. C. Pierson fore Christmas. The question, boy? and What "What is a is a_ girl?"', jafter which carols were sung) |with Mr. and Mrs. Len. Sum- merscales entertaining on the) answered by and Marilyn were amusingly Hugh Lawrence Archer when they each gave a/ recitation on their subjects. | Christmas carols sung by everyone added the last touch jto the program and sent every-| BROOKLIN -- A large group jone home in the joyous Christ-|of members and friends of the | mas spirit. |United Links Couples Club of TEA DANCE oe Wong : Fogg sat Soft strains of music lilting|\4°W" 1 &@ Fot Luck supper, At present around 70 per|{Mfoueh, the school corridors|nectay evening in the' Chiis. present aroun per) began the Christmas Tea Dance|"@5¢8y ning, Is |\tian Education Hall. The nominating committee, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blair and Mr, and Mrs, Charles Hamer, ST. LTD. PLANT ON BEECH Croven Expansion Employs 35 More Considerable expansion to the|ners. Croven Company Ltd. plant onjcent of the company's produc-|hejd on the Thursday before Whitby's Beech street is expect-jtion is sold across the border,| schoo] finished. The proceeds d to provide jobs for another|mainly to large electrical com-|of the dance and the candy| people. At present the panies. Marconi, RCA and AT! sale at the dance were sent to! | Croven organization employs 115,and T are the main customers|the Retarded Children's Fund.|Presented the slate of officers ; of 112 since their initial begin-|U.S.A. governments do business|templated sending EMPLOYEE SHOWS QUARTZ CRYSTALS Whitby J uvenile A's Look Like Champions Hockey in Whitby this season,with most of their hockey { is not only getting a boost from|ment. ; | the Junior "A" Mohawks for| The Lakeshore League club is ' with only five games played in)made up of "'stars" from the their Juvenile Lakeshore|four teams in a Home Juvenile League, the Whitby Juvenile|League, which plays at the All-Stars have been scoring|Whitby Community Arena on goals like they were going out/Tuesdays from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. of style. The four teams in this home With such recordéd wins as|league play under the colors of 17-5 against Bowmanville, 14-2\L. F. Robertson Alurhinum, versus Lindsay and 12-1 against|Canadian Tire, Independent Port Perry, the Juvenile All-|Sales and the fourth squad, the Stars are shaping up to be Lake-|Midget All-Stars, are sponsored shore League Champions this|by Puckrin Fuels. season. From these teams come the "The boys are twice as good|players, who this year will more as they were last year," said|than likely bring the Juvenile Manager Alex Brown, who has| Lakeshore Hoc k ey League been with the club three years.;championship to Whitby. "Their prolific goal scoring re-| flects that they were on the in ; : before the other five teams in|, Following is the line-up of the the league and with the guid.| Whitby Juvenile All-Stars: ance of Coach Gene McLean the|_ Raymond peeaens goal tonies team is fast moving and well|4%¢ Len Kirby, sub goal tender; balanced." : defencemen: Garrit Hamer, George Tran, Peter Lawson, Bill equip- people in Whitby, an increase United Links Club Officers Elected | | Duncan. Nominating committee for 1963: Mr. and Mrs. Orvas) Jamieson, assisted by Mr. and Mrs, John Medland. | electric guitar and banjo. Courtice United Church Primary held its Christmas con- cert with songs by Mrs. E. Gatchelle's Beginner class and also recitations by Beverly Thompson, Eric Dunham, Jo- anne Johnston, Donna Hart. Mrs. K. P. Minaker's class put on a skit, "Gifts for the King". Courtice Church Additions Mrs. Neil's class of sang "Christmas". Mrs. Sim Pen- found's class had a skit, "The M.|Fate of Greedy Gus". Miss Bon- nie Burgess' class sang 'Jolly Santa Claus" Mrs, Don son's and Mrs. Sim P. '8 class of 8-year-olds had a Christ- mas Skit. Mrs, Gibson helped with the 7-year-old girls, Closing poem was by Marilyn Gibson, Carols were sung by all with Mrs. Don Cowle as Santa Claus appeared to present the small children with gifts. The 18th Scout Mothers' group held its Christmas E tanks 6 at the regular meeting. Carols were played by Mrs. Rudoph Weh- nert, Lunch was served by Mrs, Thomas Gladman, Mrs, Harold La Chappelle. Gifts were exe changed with treats for the chil- dren, The mothers were then asked to bring their used post- age stamps in by Jan, 11 for the Retarded. White Gift Sunday was held at both Courtice United Church and Ebenezer Church with chil- dren as well as adults present+ ing their gift under the tree. Carols were sung at Church and Sunday School. The sister churches joined |Courtice CGIT girls for Vestry Service on Sunday evening. The service was in charge of Miss Pat Mackie, After Invoca- tion the girls performed the Candlelighting. f The Choir of CGIT under Mrs. Clarence Penfound sang two hymns. Collection was taken by Miss Donna Thompson and Miss Bernedette Dunham. Following the unanimous ac-| ceptance of the slate of officers, | Rev. S. J. Hillier conducted the! installation ceremony, | A series of games concluded the final meeting of the year. Lucky members winning prizes were: William Young, Joanne Hannam, Donald Duncan, Orvas Jamieson and Harold Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. George Moreau, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lehman, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arksey were thanked for _ ar- ranging the Pot Luck supper and splendid entertainment. Going yp Even though warding. gigee 300 DUNDAS ST. E. South This Winter ? we will make arrangements for accommode- tion once you have reached the sunny south. We con also reserve rooms enroute. A phone call will make your trip more re- Hotels, Tours, etc. Donald Travel Service Oshaewe -- Whitby -- Brooklin you may be travelling by cor WHITBY MO 8-3304 t er i ' $ We ring in the bright New Year, we wish \for one and all . 43 COOKED HAM READY TO EAT - SKINLESS & DEFATTED QUALITY TOP §9¢ MAPLE LEAF - FINEST QUALITY - BUFFET STYLE PARTY HAM GLAZED & FRUITED READY TO EAT 19% GRADE A OVEN READ TURKEYS 39¢ YOUNG TOM YOuNe min 9¢ 45¢ COOKED SALAMI SLICED 6 OZ. PKG. 4S¢ SCHNEIDER SUMMER and both the Canadian and/The Student Council had con-|for 1962: . . n money to| Honorary presidents, Rev. and nings in the town. with the Croven Co. |two other organizations but de-|Mrs. S. J. Hillier; past presi- Makers of quartz crystals and) The company's products are| cided to send money only to the/dents, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth tubes for two way radios and)manufactured from a translu-|Retarded Children, The|Arskey; presidents, Mr. and similar methods of electrical/cent quartz which is found in|'Shadows'", the band composed|Mrs. Ray Hodson; vice-presi- communication, the Croven|Russia, Madagascar and Brazil.|of Henry and Anderson stu-|dents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Company first began their oper-| For the production of their fine| dents, played at the Tea Dance.|Lehman; treasurers, Mr. and ations in Whitby in 1954. The/electrical parts the Croven Com-|They probably had a hand in|Mrs. William 'Young; secretar- first premises occupied by the | pany imports the bulk of its|the success of the dance andiies, Mr. and Mrs. Donald company were on Kent street supplies from Brazil. from where they moved to | Beech in 1959. The original Beech street WHITBY building had about 6,000 square feet and the total area has been doubled by the opening of the BOWLING NEWS extension. Mr. Hart, one of the . firm's partners, expects that an- poll ae ee other extension will be needed (302): J ae Marty Jordan 795 in a year's time if the present (302); John Brueckle 776 (281); te of growth continues. Doug Rowden 747 (350); Lil *m sr : Peake 742 (278); Wilf Anthony The Croven Company has/736 (273); Jim White 711 (259); been registered as a Canadian' Mery Bemis 710 (255); Jack company since 1957 and has/ Mothersill 703 (263);| Clem American interests. There is) tewitt 703 (254); Al Young 694 also a branch in Charlottesville, | (273). Fred Coleman,692 (264): Virginia which is managed bY] Ford Johansen 678 (231): Isobel another of the company's. part-| Mothersill 676 (256); | Chuck a ra Se ~~ |Gill 665 (231); Jenny Fowler | 659 (246); Jim Kirk 655 (242); Ozzie Moore 655 (238); Joe Hancock 644 (261). Over 600 --. Millie Peggs 644 (234); Carl Pascoe 640 (237); Clara Rowden 639 (223); Wendy : Wotherspoon 630 (268); Donj ' |Grant 627 (250); Edie Walker 625 (253); Vi Jordan 623 (231); Hilmar Hansen 621 (278); Har- ols 3 +: aun. Wey Roberts 621 (240); Doc rete ae a ee ten' |Datoe 20 (216); Bl Collins forwards: Roland Mackey, Ron-|¢19 (931): Jim Mifflin 613 (235); ald Moore, Doug McLean, Doug. Doug Peggs 612 (249); Ron Irvin, Bill Jackson, Terry Bot- ppg 610. (215); Tom Mc- ten, Teddy Thorndyke, om Fin-| tvor 609 (258); Jean Batherson nigan, -Ron Bremner, Alan Syt-\¢o7 (394): Katie Brueckle 604 Bye; Om Bon Uyerelt. (223); Eileen Hewitt 603 (203); To date with only five Lake-|Don Denyer 601 (297). shore games having been play- an 900 Ga te ee ed the fop point-getters in the|enheimer 210, 'Ailine "Vielen: |Whitby All-Star ranks are Ron|hiemer 200, Sam Peake 229, Moore and Bob Everitt with 13\ Georgina Nimegeirs 223, John joints and Bill Thompson with) Howland 206, Bill Giddings 205, /11. Cyril Garratt 203, Jessie Laun- The club has only played at/dry 201, Keith Laundry 220, full strength at one of these| Ron Childs 201, Bev Childs 208, games as many of its players, in| Vic Igglesden 200, Jim Randell the 16-18 year age bracket are|207, Art Munns 235, Nellie Mc- high school students with exam-|Carroll 209, Betty Pascoe - 215, jinations to study for and write./Edith Hutcheon 227, Joyce Manager Brown feels that by| Johansen 265, Doug Watkins 251, taking these facts and figures|Lil Riley 204. A. Pope 231, Olive into consideration for the past|Collins 211, Thelma Bemis 202, lfive games, the club will be sure| Hazel Moore 236, Ted Munns to bring top Juvenile Lakeshore| 214, John Mclvor 203, Jim Mc- ae fiat to this note-| Carroll 225, Esther. Anthony 223, 'worthy hockey community. {Harold Gordon 253, Larry : ~ |Batherson 201 The five other tems in the|---- Juvenile Lakeshore League}. are Cobourg, Lindsay, Bowman- ville, Port Perry and Uxbridge. Whitby's home games in this set-up are played in the Whitby Community Arena on Thursday evenings at 8.30 p.m. Manager Brown said that it has taken three years in the league to build the club into a well balanced machine, dal KEDRON -- The Candlelight Sucing championship calibre / service held at Kedron United hockey. {Church on Sunday evening was WERE SECOND thought by many to be the most Last season they placed sec-|!™pressive one ever. ond in the league championship| The Christmas story was rev- *yace which was won by Bow. erently portrayed in ten scenes manville Juveniles. jinterspersed with special music. The Juvenile All-Star team is| As the scenes unfolded the sponsored by Consumers' Gas,|story was narrated by Mrs. which has supplied the players'Stanley Ogle. Mr. and Mrs. By MRS. R. S. BISHOP Ten Scenes Tell Christmas Story The Cubs won the second | | section with 42 points. | ences Family Monuments_ AIR AGES/ Created To Individual equirements R STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 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