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Choir. Wins WHITBY PERSONALS THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, May 10, 1963. § Mrs. R. Mackey, RR 1, Whit- Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colborne Street School choir LAUNCHES SUIT which participated in the Ajax} OTTAWA (CP)--A $200,000 WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Music Festival was awarded|damage action has been first place Tuesday, May 7.|launched against the federal They sang under the direction| government by Noel Drouin, of Mrs. M. J. Bain, music teach-| Progressive Conservative mem. Top Festival Honors ' ed her home Tuesday|Norman Percy, is celebrating a Ce | his ninth birthday today. His Hillcrest School for the December 7 Bazaar held ed zi Tel. 668-3703 m comp and friends wish him a happy Manager: Rae Hopkins HENRY HIGH ATHLETES VIE FOR SCHOOL HONORS John Hottot of 11D, shows form and style, as he pulls himself over the cross bar and , lands clear to win the senior class pole-vaulting champion track meet, Thursday. Hottot won the jump with a vault of 8 feet nine inches but was un- successful in his three at- tempts to clear the 9-foot mark. ship at Henry St. High School --Oshawa Times Photo Winner of the two-mile open with a time of 12 minutes and 15 seconds, Paul MacNeill, 11A, crossed the finish line well ahead of the field. Just one of the many events at the Henry High St. inter-mural track meet, held Thursday at under the auspices of St. John the Evangelist CWL. Mrs. R. 4\choir Wednesday. | Hebron Reformed Church com- 4|peted at the Ajax Rotary Music .|Festival held at the Ajax Com- s|of Stanley Redfearn, obtained 91 '|tion, Ottawa. t | Spirit Top honors in choral sing- ing were awarded to a Whitby The 30-member choir of munity Centre. The choir, under the direction and 92 points for their rendition of the two test pieces. Adjudica- tor was J. G. Sutherland, prin- cipal of music, board of educa- First test piece was a hymn of the choir's chosing, "Holy Spirit." The second and set test Piece was an anthem, "God is a Youth Fined Mackey and Mrs. P. Kaiser will be co-conveners of this event. The following ladies will have charge of various booths. Mrs. E. Finan and Mrs. C. Parise candy booth, Mrs. L. Allard and Mrs, G. Brown children's wear, Mrs. J. Smyth aprons, Mrs. M. Chizen bake table, Mrs. H. Munro tea tables, Mrs. H. Forbes gift table, Mrs, R. Monagle parcel post, Mrs. F. Canzi draw tickets, Mrs. P. Scott and Mrs. J. Mainguy fish pond. Harry Foord, Brock street south, is celebrating his birth day today. Friends of Mr, Foord wish him a happy birthday. Celebrating hr 13th birthday today is Donna, daughter of Mr. birthday. For the occasion Ken- neth is inviting some of his friends to a theatre party. Belated happy birthday wishes are extended to Gregory Roberts who celebrated his 13th birthday Tuesday, May 7, from his companions of St. John's School and friends. Shelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cornish will be one year old today. Friends of the family wish Shelly many happy returns of the day. Mrs. Fred James, Dunlop street, opened her home to the executive members of Colborne Street Home and School Asso- ciation, to make definite plans for the graduation dance to be held June 21 with John Town- Following Mishap 'trom her companions of Col- made regarding the graduation and Mrs. Ken Pindar, Best|Send acting as master of cere- er of the school. This coming a a oy Ber Pog AJ Friday, the choir will take part|1962. A petition in the concert to be held at|/been filed in the Exchequer Ajax - Pickering High School. |Court of Canada by C. H. Goue let, counsel for Mr. gh John Robinson, of Toronto,|claiming the sum on grounds and his fiancee, Miss Lyndal injuries received by Mr, Drouin Fordyce, also of Toronto, spent} March 16, 1962, when he fell im last weekend visiting his par-lthe tailor shop in the East ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robin-|Block of the Parliament build- S. son, 225 Lupin drive. Rentals & Service George Fraser of Toronto, a former Whitby resident, visited Roto Tillers, Rollers Power Mowers, at the beginning of the week at the home of Tom Rowson, Loan of spreader with purchase of Grass Seed or Fertilizer 215 Palace street. Sportsman's Corner FREE 103 Byron St. 5. Whitby 668-0819 Have your furnace cleaned free a teed trouble-free all winter, if you purchase "White nd unified fuel oll from Western 0. DIAL 725-1212 wishes are offered to Donna monies. Also final details were the school, the two-mile race was one of the thrillers. Run- ning third most of the race, MacNeill sprinted in front dur- ing the last lap to finish first. Second place winner was Alex Liddle, 12A and Norman Snel- grove, 11C, finished third. Kathleen Rowe H And § Elects New Oificers SKathieen Rowe Home and|Highland Fling. Patti also per- School Association held its an-/formed in an Irish Jig. mua ge Wednesday eve-. A German song was rendered ming. President, Mrs. E. Pas-ipy Mrs, A. Volker and Mrs. coe, opened the meeting with|Bode accompanied at the piano 'O Canada" accompanied at/by Mrs, J. Bain. Mrs. R. Mar the piano by Mrs. F. McEwen. |shall thanked each and every- During the business meeting) one. arrangements were made for} Mrs. I. MacQuay, in charge of Field Day. Further notice will|the nominating committee, sub- appear in the press. jmitted her report. Mrs. John nual meeting READERS VIEWS To the Mayor and Members of Council, Town of Whitby, Ont. | Gentlemen: It was highly gratifying and pleasing to read in the Oshawa Times some weeks ago, that the new "key-word" for the Towi. of Whitby was "progress", and the overwhelming success of the liquor vote is "proof of the pud- ding". As an overburdened tax- paying citizen of the Town of Circulars regarding the as80-| elation's activities for the. year were distributed to all mem-| bers for them to read. Principal it Swerdseger| will in June be taking the Grade 6 to visit Upper Canada ge. The trip will be by train and also a bus has been chartered. Some of the ex- penses will be covered by the association for this trip but stu- dents by trying to help raise funds. The president announced that the new Constitution is in effect. The membership will be $1 per family plus association fees. Room count was won by Mrs. Peter's room and Mrs, Clark's toom. Door prize was won by Mrs. Willard. Mrs. R. Marshall introduced the guest speaker, G. P. Allen, Sr., Liaison Officer, Depart- ment of Citizenship and Immi- eee. Central Canada. Mr. shall spoke on 'What Citi- zenship Means to You." | Mrs. R. Deeth graciously| thanked the speaker on behalf of all present. Patti Willard and} Barbara Mowatt danced the) |Frost presided over the election of officers as follows: President, Mrs. M. Hopkins; vice - presidents, Mrs. T. Lint- ner and Mrs. J. Schider; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Wilson; treasurer, Mrs, J. Corner; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. H. Johann. Executive members: Mrs. J. Pickard, Mrs. T. Cormack, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. I. Grant various projects ere/and Mrs. G. Warman. Mrs. Hopkins presented the past president's pin to Mrs. E. Pascoe and also thanked her for the wonderful work accomplish- ed during her term of office. In turn Mrs. Pascoe thanked al members of her executive for their kind support. Exhibits of clothing, shoes, handicrafts, costumes and dolls from various countries and also a variety of food from other lands were served at refresh- -- time and most enjoyed by all The association is most appre- ciative to Mrs. R. Marshall for having secured these exhibits. The meeting closed with the "Queen." Driving Lesson Proves Costly ich end- resulted in hitby traffic A driving lesson ed in a $625 accid convictions at Court Thursday. Sandra Holyoake, 16, 210 Hal- lett avenue, Whitby, appeared before Magistrate C. W. Guest charged with driving whilst not the owner of an _ operator's licence. David G. Rivers, 20, 501 Stew- art street, Whitby, was also charged with permitting an un- licensed person to drive his vehicle. Both pleaded guilty. Constable Fred Baker of the "Whitby Town Police told the court that he was called to a motor vehicle accident April 25. The officer said that two cars School had been dam- aged as was a third vehicle ~owned by Rivers. ~ He testified that Rivers said he had made a left turn from --_-- outside. Henry Street): igh Ttent street going south and the accelerator pedal had stuck. As a result of this, Rivers had claimed, his car had swung out and struck the other vehicle. Constable Baker said that Rivers subsequently arrived at the police station and confess- ed that Miss Holyoake had been the driver. The officer added that he believed the accident's cause was due to inexperi- ence. His Worship placed Holyoake on suspended sentence. Rivers received a $50 fine plus costs with the option of 10 days in the county jail. GUIDES SAY THANKS Girl Guides of Cahada Whitby District Association wishes to thank the public of Whitby for the marvelous response to "Cookie Day", April 27. -- goose BROCK Evening WHITBY SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. 'YOU'LL BE HANGING FROM THE LAFFTERS AT THE FUNNIEST PICTURE THIS YEAR!!! a (Oo ee Whitby for approximately nine years, I now feel it is time to air my complaints publicly, and trust you will now DO some- thing more concrete about them than has been done in the past-- which has been NOTHING. Here are a few suggested "Progress Projects": 1, Refrain from wastine more money on the never-er job of tearihg up and mashing (that word is mashing, I think) down again, that section of Mary street east, from Pine up to and including Garden street, and pave and curb these streets, eliminating forever the clouds of dust that no amount and ap- plication of calcium seems to deter. Then put in sidewalks. 2. While the Town Engineer jis BOWLING NEWS ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Standings at the end of the 2nd series: McFelts, 3 points, 68 total points; Flashpans 4, 60; Hot Shots 2, 54; Six Seven-Ups 4, 50; Bombers 7, 48; Witnits 5, |47; Go-Getters 0, 35; Jokers 3, 30, Triples over 500 -- Ladies -- Marg Carter 718, Agnes San- drelli 634, Fran Schatzmann 613, Mary Forbes 593, Betty Dochuk 552, Nellie McCarroll 541, Aline Veitenheimer 535, Mary Canzi 519, Doreen Kehoe 512, Eve O'Leary 507, Theresa LeSage 504, Mary Bibeau 577. Men -- Jim McCarroll 714, Ed Samanski 637, Fr. Coates 623, Ed Dochuk 608, Harold Forbes 602, Ray Bibeau 591, Matt Kol- steren 571, Bill Goverde 565, Bob Edwarsd 543, Tom Carthew 540, Al Taylor 533, Clarence Hendrik 528, Lou Bedard 522, Tec Hughes 511, Lloyd Seymour 509. Singles over 200 -- Ladies: Marg. Carter 318, 203; Fran Schatzmann 244, --21; Laura Stevenson 232, Agnes Sandrelli |227, 224; Mary Bibeau. 223, 217; |Mary Forbes 220, Doreen Ke- |hoe 214, 208, Betty Dochuk 212, /Sandra Taylor 211, Bernadette |Robinson 206, Nellie McCarroll | 203. | .Men -- Jim McCarroll 310, 1281; Ed Dochuk 238, 208; Ray 'Bibeau 237; Ed Samanski 234, |217; Clarence Hendriks 230; Fr. |Coates 229, 229; Harold Forbes |219, Al Taylor 214; Tom Car- |thew 213; Lou Bedard 211; Tec Hughes 209; Bob Edwards 202. | High single with handicap -- preparing for this course of ac- tion -- men could be gainfuliy employed putting back into its former shape, the hideous mess made of our driveway and ad- jacent properties, during the in. tallation of sewers in the sum. mer of 1960. This particular matter has been repeatedly brought to the attention of both the Town Engineer and Mayor Martin. I hold no quarrel with Mr. Hoag, for I feel he nas done as magnificent a job as one can do working with a '"'buck-pass- ing" Council. 3. The recent rash of grass fires in this area brought me into more personal contact with lands involved, and I suggest Council make further inspection and a definite decision on the state of affairs now existiag at the defunct (or is it?) Price Lumber Yards. The fire hazard that sti 'sts there and is graduai., encompassing the general neighborhood calls for prompt attention. While in this particular section, Members of Council along with the Medical Officer of Health, should take a good hard look at the slumber- ing slum potential that exists there. 4. Since we have lived in Whitby, we have personally seen to it, that the ditch and culvert on the north side of Mary street beginning at our lot line and right up to Garden street has been kept as clean and free-running in the spring, and as clean as time and ener- gies permit in the summer, as the Department of Works allow. The utter indifference of the garbage collectors as to whether the garbage is put into the truck supplied or into the ditch is re- volting. Their flagrant abuse of privately owned garbage con- tainers, is even more devastat- ing, Perhaps they would benefit by a daily reminder from their department head as to "why" they were hired. It should be reasonably ob- vious even to the most obstinate Member of Council that pro- gress, like charity, begins at home, and now that you have all been enlightened, singly and Ey An Oshawa youth was fined on a driving offence at Whitby Traf- fic Court Thursday. Michael Joseph Kolynko, 19, pleaded guilty to a charge of passing on a hill. Constable Fred Baker of the Whitby Town Police said that Kolynko was involved in a two-car acci- dent April 12, The officer testified that the accused drove east on Dundas street east at Anderson street. He said Kolynko passed an- other eastbound vehicle and then swerved to avoid a west- bound car which approached over the brow of the hill. Constable Baker added the westbound vehicle continued for 2% feet after the impact, shat- tering a wooden hut and com- ing to rest on the outside stair- well on a nearby house. He said that $250 damage was caused to f borne Street School and of friends, Mrs. H. Munro general con- vener, catered to the Pickering Bowling Banquet held at St. John the Evangelist parish hall Tuesday evening. She was as- sisted by Mrs. C, Parise, Mrs. Murray Silver, Mrs. C. Polito, Mrs. D. Newman, Mrs. G Car- of June 27 when the guest speak- er will be W. G. Chatterton, Elementary Education, Depart- ment of Education of Toronto, Michael Pridie, Rosedale drive, is celebrating his birth- today. Friends of Mr, Pridie wish him many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ross ter, Mrs. J. McCarroll, Mrs. A.Jand family, Bobby, Cathy and Reimer, Mrs. J. Duffues, Mrs.|soan spent last weekend in A. Finan and Mrs. H. Forbes. | Peterborough as the guests of Mrs, George Scott 13 general Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jewell. convener for the homebaking| Shelley, daughter of Mr. and and rummage sale to be held)/Mrs. Vernon Moore, Brock Saturday, May 11, at St. An-|street north, underwent a tonsil- drew's Presbyterian Church|ectomy operation at the Oshawa ) Sunday School hall from 9 a.m.|General Hospital. Her friends till 12 noon, This event is under the auspices of the Florence Davey Group. Mrs. Scott will be assisted by members of the group. the accused's car. Kolynko told the court thai he had stopped when the im- pact occurred, Magistrate Guest said, "that was nothing but suicide driving." His Wor- ship then levied the $50 fine plus costs or 10 days. SscucoG CLEANERS & Shirt Launderers FREE Pick-up & Delivery Dally '. PHONE 668-434! wish her a speedy recovery. SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN | HOME DELIVERY | 668-9056 | Terrace Restaurant blew Cit WINES ARE "RIGHT: AL TOME" :. i Brock St. N., Whitby Driver Fined For Failing To Stop Car Russell V. Smith, 30, of Don Mills ,pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a stop sign at Whit- by Traffic Court Thursday. Constable Kenneth Edwards of the Whitby Police said an acci- dent involving two vehicles took place on Byron street north April 12. He stated that a Euro- pean model car driven by the accused suffered $290 damage and the second vehicle $150 damage. Magistrate CSrawford Guest levied a $35 fine with costs or 10 days. Curling Club Honors Old Charter Member An unusual honor was award- ed to a member of Whitby Curl- ing Club this week. John A, Anderson, of Trent street, was given life member- ship in the club for his enthus- iastic support since its incep- tion. Mr, Anderson is a charter member of the club. The former sheriff of Ontario County will celebrate his 83rd birthday on Dominion Day, July 1, He also enters his diamond jubilee as a curler as he first played the 'roaring game" as a young 23-year-old. Mr. Anderson has always been a keen supporter of the Whitby LAST FIVE DAYS PAINT Just in time for spring painting! There's a good stock of whites and all colours but they're going fast at this special Canada-Wide Sale price. Come in early and be sure to get exactly what you want. Wallhide Rubberized Satin Finish is Pittsburgh's top line of latex paint for interior use. Rolls on easily, completely wash- able. 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Dochuk |274, Tom Carthew 254. RECONSIDER PLAN OTTAWA (CP) -- Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern |Football Conference may not be the only team to use the grid- iron at city-owned Lansdowne Park this season. The Central Canada Exhibition Association ATTENTION! BASEBALL . PLAYERS in the BYRON STREET SOUTH If you are interested in playing HARDBALL ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION MINOR BALL ASSOC, LEAGUE Please Report to the LEGION HALL ON SATURDAY, MAY 11TH Rubberized Fim Wa Satin Latex Type lines WHITE OR YOUR CHOICE OF EXCITING COLOURS OSHAWA. Bathe & McLellan 81 King St. W. Jackson & Raike Hardware 500 Rossland Rd. W. Rosslynn Ploze Provincial Tile Co, Oshawa Wood * Harleigh Supplies Oshawa, Ontario Oshawa Shopping Centre Oshawa Shopping Centre # GREAT CANADA-WIDE PITTSBURGH § a"gallon regularly A. GALLON Also Save on Matching Satinhide Trim Enamel now 9A "ar OR COLOURS A QUART WHITBY Beaver Lumber Co. Led. 419 Dundas St. £, , BROOKLIN Mitchell Bros. PICKERING Products Ltd. M, Cichun Trading Post : COURTICE Oshawa Wood Products Ltd. R.R. No, 3 Raglan Peacock Lumber Ltd. ASHBURN RAGLAN 328 Ritson Rd. N. R. J. Batten Roy W. Brown AA a Sa a sc aaa Between 10 and 11:30 A.M. for Registration All persons interested in coaching or managing are welcome. MR. ALEC BROWN--Chairman of Minor Sporiy--668-3401 which runs the park for the city 259 Simcoe St. S. said Wednesday that it is re- considering its decision to ban} juse of the field by amateur} 'clubs. |