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Se ae ee ee WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault Tel. 668-3703 Minor Hockey Action To Highlight Weekend - By CLIFF GORDON Minor hockey which has been the backbone of every NHL, Semi-pro, Senior or Jr. team, will swing forth with an- other gala night at the Whitby 'arena tomorrow. evening. The event will be the annul 'Minor Hockey Night' and will feature three games starting at 6.00 p.m. The gentlemen here in. Whitby who are responsible for the running of the minor hockey set up have done a tremendous job over the past few years. They have worked hard to give the young fellows of Whitby every opportunity to develop their skills at Canada's national win- ter sport. There are literally dozens of men who give hours of time in coaching, managing and helping to operate the leagues. One has only to go down to the arena on Saturday morn- ings starting at seven o'clock > minor hockey set-up here in Whitby, : One thing that is a must with the minor set up here in Whitby is safety. The league insists on head gear for all the players. They must keep the chin-strap done up at all-times when on the ice and an infraction against this rule draws an automatic two- minutes penalty. They also in- sist on the plastic covers on the heels of the skates so no player will be cut if. he falls on the heel of an opposing player. The three games tomorrow night will feature: Pee Wee action starting at 6.00 o'clock when the Whitby Pee Wees will hook up with their arch rivals: from Ajax. At 7.15 the Whitby Bantams will tangle with the Bowman- ville Bantams, The feature attraction will be the Whitby Midgets against the fine 'Midget team' from Can- and see the small fry getting a start, fa their road to. stardom. They have proper ince and coaching, which is a_ fine tribute to the men who run the gton. In all it. promises to to be a "bang-up" night. There also will be a draw for two prizes. First prize is a portable television set, while . second prize is a pair of Dunlop Tires. WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oster- haut and Kimberly of Belleville spent last weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Oster- haut, and Joyce of 1110 Dundas street east. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bracey, 31 Churchill Avenue are cele- brating their 17th wedding anni- versary today, Jan. 24. Their friends wish them every happi- ness, Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Doble is celebrating his fifth birthday today, Jan. 24. His friends wish him many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and daughter Beverley of Orillia were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hachie, 910 McCullough Drive. Gail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fudge is celebra- ting her second birthday today, Jan. 24. Friends of the family wish Gail a happy birthday. The many friends of Mrs. Mal- vin Toffan, 610 Maple street are sorry to learn that she is in the Oshawa General Hospital, they. wish her a prompt recovery. All Saints' Anglican Church Evening Guild held a most suc- cessful "Games Night' at the parish hall. Lucky winners were: Mrs. Cliff Gartshore, Lin Scott, Mrs. Donalda Winter, Mrs. Mabel Kerr, Joan Edwards, K. Fertile, Barbara Tutton, Nellie Fairman, Kay Fairman, Doreen Kernohan, Doris Sims, Mrs. F. Roffey, Laurie Giroux, Aly Mori- son, H. Whale, M. Sanderson, W. G. Seales, R. Catton, R. Mowat and Mrs. B. P. Cook. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. M Nick Sorichetti and coach Pete Kuchera of the Pee Wee team will send the follow- ing lineup out to carry the Whitby colors in the first game: in goal will be Jim McGrath '|Pete Etmanski, Bruce Grant Brown, Larry Moo bs e li- liams, Pete Bayes; up front, Keith Jbbitson, Danny Silver, Dennis Towarnicki, Gary Gilles- pie, Ron Halton, Wayne New- ton, Larry Kennedy, Bob Simp- son and Bryce Jones. In the bantam game man- ager Cliff Partington and coach Greg Carter will rely on the, fol- lowing lads to bring Whitby a victory: in goal, Partington; defence, Gibson, B, Sorichetti, Pritchard, Horack, Moon; for- wards, Vipond, Reeson, Keenan, Sandford, Town, Matheson. The alternate goalie will be Adams, In the final game of the eve- ning, manager Murray Lynn and coach Barry Christie will rely on: goal, Wilson; defence, Parker, Christie, Brown, Har- ris, Jones; forwards, Rowland, Moore, Bryant, Young, Brem- ner, Duncan, Bedard, Grylls, Woodward, Johriston and G. Sorichetti. Fans, from the lneups of these three see that you are in for some tremendous action. The visiting teams are all ready to go, and they, want to beat the pride of the County town, Remember the place --+ the Whitby arena; the date, tomorrow night; the time, starting at 6.00 p.m. The slogan for minor hockey night is "Don't Send Your Boy to the or Norm Haw; on defence, Arena, Bring Him." Standing and Special Commit- tee members of the Corporation of the County of Ontario were confirmed in'a bylaw passed in County Council Thursday. Standing Committee members and Chairmen were appointed Wednesday. Special Committee members are: Agriculture and Reforestation: John Dryden, Deputy - Reeve, Whitby Town- ship, Chairman; Orvan Cham- bers, Reeve, Brock Township; \John Howden, Deputy - Reeve, East Whitby Township; Ambrose McMillan, Reeve, Rama Township; Mrs. Jean Mc- Pherson, Deputy-Reeve, Picker- ing Township; James Murphy, Deputy-Reeve, Mara Township; Robert Nesbitt, Deputy-Reeve, Uxbridge Township; Chesley} Oldham, Deputy - Reeve, Scott Township Emergency Measures Organ- ization: Francis Hockley, Reeve, Scott Township, Chair- man; Victor Aldred, Reeve, Scu- gog Township; Alan Croiser, Deputy-Reeve, Reach Township; John Goodwin, Reeve, Whitby Township; Earl Martyn, Reeve, Reach Township. Labor Relations: Stuart Cop- ping, Reeve, Town of Ajax, Chairman; Stuart Ball, Deputy- Reeve, Uxbridge Township; Wil- fred Gould, Reeve, Uxbridge Bylaws Confirm New Committees Healy, Reeve, Mara Township; Clifford Laycox, Reeve, Picker- ing Township; Alvin Redshaw, Reeve, Whitby Township. County Representatives for Board of Directors, Children's Aid Society: John Dancey, Dep- uty - Reeve, Brock Township, Chairman; Everett Quantrill, Reeve, Town of Whitby; Har- vey Westcott, Duputy-Reeve, Thorah Township, Entertainment and Special Events: George Brooks, Deputy- Reeve, Town of Whitby, Chair- man; Village of Cannington; Orvan Chambers, Reeve, Brock Tows- ship; James Gibson, Reeve, Vil- lage of Port Perry; William Gil- lespie, Reeve, Village of Beaver- ton; James Heavener, Deputy- Reeve, Rama Township; Ross Murison, Reeve, Village of Pick- ering; John Orde, Deputy- Reeve, Village of Port Perry; Neil Smith, Reeve, East Whitby Township, Representatives from County Council to Ontario County Hos- pital Boards in 1964 were also appointed by byla\.. They are: John Howden, Deputy-Reeve, East Whitby Township, Oshawa General Hospital; Allan Croiser, Deputy-Reeve, Reach Township, WHITBY HOTEL -- LOCAL ENTRY IN MERCANTILE P Giffon, Lee,|? fine teams you can]: William Beard, Reeve, |4 pies LAYDOWNS League-Lead BY GORD FORRESTER Whitby Hotel, league-leaders in the Sunday-Night-Mercantile Hockey League, have accepted a challenge from the Parry- Sound Flyers, to play a_ two- game-total-points, for the North- South, Mercantile-League Cham- pionship. Parry 'Sound have been un- defeated this year, but the Whit- by team have high hopes of breaking that string of wins with a.'victory in their favor, Bill Bartlett, star goaltender for the Hotel club, now leads the league race for the Vezina Trophy, .and out of the two games the Whitby Hotel club lost this year, both have been salvaged by a mere goal. This will.be the first time these clubs have ever met, and the outcome should be quite sur- prising, and if not, maybe shock- ing. For the trip to Parry Sound Monday, Feb. 3. : Dimes' campaign local mothers are urgently needed to aid the Mothers' March in Whitby. Local women who will call on ing Mother, Finance Chairman neighbors in_ their asked to call Kay Edwards at 668-5217 and volunteer their ser- vices for this worthwhile task. Only a small of your time will nA ed eed the rewards in help to the than compensate. Mrs. June Wilkinson is in ing Hotelmen Seek North-South Crown the Whitby Hotel will charter a bus, which will depart from Whitby Saturday morning, (Jan. 25) at 9. The Whitby club will be taking a limi@t number of twenty-one spectators along with them on the bus. They will stay. overnight and return the next day, sometime in the after- noon. Any person wishing to go by bus please contact any of the clubs players, or Jim Maher, Whitby Hotel sponsor for de- tails, All passengers on the bus will have a room. overnight. In the picture above, left to right, back row, B, Bryant; B. Denier; B, Grant; D, Janveaux; G, Janveaux; T, Deleware; B. Pinch. Front row- G. Forrester (playing coach); L. Batherson; C. Earle; R, Seamons; B. Bart- lett; M Janveaux (manager); B. Stacey; Jim Maher (team sponsor). A woman said to represent the epitome of the nursing pro- fession, Miss Helen Whitman, will be leaving her post as Director of Nursing at the Whitby Ontario Hospital Jan. 1. Miss Whitman came to the hospital in 1953 and since her first days has won the admira- tion and respect of all who have been associated with her. She gained her early edu- cation in Ottawa and trained for her career in nursing at McGill University in Montreal. After leaving McGill' she moved to Nova Scotia and work- ed at nursing. in a General Hospital. She was director of nursing at the Nova Scotia hospital in Dartmouth for many years and moved to fill the head- hursing post at the Ontario hospital, New Toronto in 1950. Ontario Hospital, Whitby, Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry; Stuart Copping, Township; John Hall, Deputy- Reeve, Town of Ajax; Charles BROCK WHITBY le BBB. Evening Shows At 6:55 & 8:25 SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 If He WONDERFUL STO Storring ... CHUCK CONNORS KATHLEEN MAGUIRE s Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer sromts the fabulous dolphin AMAZING UNDERWATER FRIEND e ica RY OF A BOY AND HIS | jand Warden Russell j|were authorized to execute an | agreement tenance of County Road exten- jsions or connecting Reeve, Town of Ajax, Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, Ajax; Francis Hockley, Reeve, Scott Township, Cottage Hospi- tal, Uxbridge; Ambrose McMil- lan, Reeye, Rama 'Township, Orillia Soldier's Memorial Hos- pital, Orillia. ROAD AGREEMENTS County Clerk Bill Manning Francis regarding main- links be- LpPeR, METROCOLOR ALSO -- Second Feature Attraction . "PLAY IT COOL" Sterring BILLY FURY -- HELEN SHAPIRO -- BOBBY VEE |tween the County of Ontario and the following municipalities: the towns of Ajax, Uxbridge, Whit- |by, Beaverton, Cannington; and the villages of Pickering and | Port Perry. /$800,000. LOAN | A bylaw was passed author- r) .|it is a shame to warp a child's Bobbsey Twins Books Anger Board Member WATERLOO (CP) -- A mem- ber of the public library board here said Thursday such books as The Bobbsey Twins, the Hardy Boys and the Nancy Drew series should not appear in school libraries. Mrs. Margaret Beckman told) the board's annual meeting she was stunned to'find her 10-year- old daughter bringing home the Nancy Drew books, which she HELEN WHITMAN Nursing Chief To Leave Accepts St. Thomas Post 'Women Of India' Subject Of Talk lor Thursday, Jan, 16 at 2.30 mM, . Mrs. R. A. Smith Unit Leader opened the meeting with a suit- able poem entitled "New Year's : Resolutions". Mrs. K. McKelvie ing daily despite the advances of conducted the worship service on the theme "Thank God for Time". Mrs, Smith mentioned some of the highlights of the annual meeting and thanked members of Unit No. 3 for their fine co- operation during 1963. disabled will more|$50,000 will The mothers of Whitby willjcharge of the distribution of march to aid the disabled on/cojin collectors in stores and . Kay Edwards is head of Mrs In aid of the annual March of Recruiting. In charge of the Feb. 3 can- vassing will be Mrs, Alberta Urch, the district's Chief March- is Mr. Horace Hiscox, The goal for Ontario is $780,- 000 -- all of it to be directed to the rehabilitation of disabled adults in the province. About 9 for bricks and mortar of a Rehabilitation Cen- tre and $10,000 for research on treatment techniques, The bal- ance will be used to buy treat- ment or work training and to provide workshops for disabled individuals, Adult persons from any part of Ontario regardless of race or Unit No. 3, St, Mark's United) creed, regardless of the origin Church Women, held their Jan-\o¢ disability -- accident or dis- uary meeting at the Church pat-leacse -- are eligible for help when needed, Accident, disease and illness know no favorites, and thousands of young adults in Ontario are gravely handicap- heir numbers are increas- medicine and surgery. Yet the problem of disability involves the whole commutity. Last year the Marching Moth- ers in this: community collected $1,613.29 through the generosity of their friends and neighbors Members were reminded of|they called on during a one-day the next general meeting Tues-|blitz. Because of the rapidly ex- day, Feb. 4 at 2.30 p.m. Next|panding program of rehabilita- Unit meeting Feb. 20 at 2.30 p.m. and the Oshawa Presbyter- ial meeting Feb, 13 in St. Mark's United Church. As a prelude to the Mission Study on "Southern Asia" Mrs. A. Price spoke on the topic "Women of India', providing much informations on the edu- day Indian women. Mrs, Price also read an article on the life and activities of Ma- dame Pandit, Mrs. Smith thank- ed Mrs. Price for her interesting talk. A social hour followed, the Inostesses Mrs. W. Stonehouse, Mrs: J. Ashby and Mrs. R. A. Smith. SALE TABLE Ladies' Better Quality SHOES TO CLEAR 2.97 Collins Shoes 119 Brock St. $. Whitby Open Fri, Till 9 P.M. tion and because of a new awareness of the great need for continuing public support, the local committee for March of Dimes has urged all residents to be "even more generous" this year when a Marching Mother calls on them. Speaking for the local commit- cation and the life of the present|tee, Mrs. Urch, the Chief March- ing Mother said: '"'We cannot {pat these handicapped people. We casnot send 'them else- where, there is no 'elsewhere' for them "to go. "As human beings every per- One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper end Murals © Custom Draperies @ Broadicom end Rugs @ C.LL, Paints and Varnishes @ Flo-Gloze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Phone 668-5862 Decor Centre Ltd, 107 Byron St. $., Whitby | Whitby Mothers Will March For Disabled THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Jenuery 24, 1964 § son who has known generously as you ewe calls Monday, Feb. Greenwood IODE To Petition MPs To Accept Ensign The first monthly meeting of Viscount Greenwood Chapter IODE for 1964 was held in the St, Mark's United Church Hall at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan, 20, with Mrs. F. W.. Browne, Regent, presiding. Minutes and reports were read and approved. Each member was urged through National Chapter to write to members of parliament urging the use of the red ensign for Canada National Flag. Educational Secretary Mrs. F, W. Marsh made a summary of her year's report. Six book prizes to local schools and Northern school-for highest stan- dard in history for grades 8, 10, and 13. A $100 nursing » bursary award, IODE calendars were sold to members and placed in schools and public buildings. To commemorate the 25th anniver- sary in 1963 an additional $25 was added to the Lucy Morrison Education Fund. Mrs. A. S. McLean reported that many articles such as socks, mitts, quilts ec., have been made for services at home and abroad. Mrs.. Alex Ingram citizenship' was given and also a $25 essay|borne "MRS. FRANK CANZI Mrs, Frank Canzi is conve: ner of the "Night of Cards". sponsored by St. John the By- engelist Catholic Women's League to be held at the par> ish hall Feb. 11. ind immigra verner Tread pom By of unre im Quebe and but mentioned that Canada is founded by anyone's many nationalities we must ali get along with one another." Mrs, Stanley Osborne, for empire and world sate, talked on Sirmavo Bandarangiki of Ceylon, the first male Chief of Government in world. She was swept into sob eiee An executive meeting was called for Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs. F. W. Browne, at 2 p.m. The annual monthly m will be in the form of @ pot 1 " luncheon at the home of Mrs. G. A. Anderson, RR 1, Whitby, Feb. 17 at 1 p.m. The meeting closed with the "Queen". Tea hostesses were Mrs. James Speers and Mrs. Alex Ingram. FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Low Interest Rates Budget Tailored Terms Experienced Fast Service See... Cecil R. Brown Jim W. Jones Victoria & Grey TRUST COMPANY 308 DUNDAS ST, W. WHITBY Fiancees LADIES' HI-STYLE PUMPS Reg, 13.95 Discontinued Lines NOW CLEARING AT 7.97 Collins Shoes 119 Brock St. $. Whithy OPEN FRI. TILL 9 P.M. gained her professional end highly - regarded services in 1953, and for more than 10 years she has worked with the students and patients, gaining their friendship and trust. She is directly responsible for the more than 500 female ward employees and nurses at the hospital, and has seen hundreds of new nurses graduate from | classes under her control. She is leaving her position, "with much regret, but with eager anticipation of a new chal- lenge," for a similar post at the Ontario Hospital in -- St. Thomas, near Fort Erie. Dr. W. H. Weber, Hospital Superintendent, said: "She is a woman who epitomizes the Nursing profession. "She has dedicated her life to nursing with a profound knowl- edge of the requirements of the patients. "She has always shown tact) 'and dint " ducting her work and has_ been thorough and eager in all of her activities. "She has shown a sympathe- tic attitude with those who had problems. "Miss Whitman's deep inter- est, her sympathetic approach to the patients and staff alike have made her a director of nurses who was admired by all. "The student nurses always felt at home here because of her motherly attitude and came to her with their problems, seeking aid." _ Dr. Weber concluded by say- ing: "We will miss her here at the Ontario Hospital and we know that in her new appoint- ment she will receive the same admiration as she did here." described as literary. garbage. 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