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WHITBY And DISTRICT Manager: John Gavit Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Tel. 668-3703 Whitby Couple Wed In June Ceremony If you want to take a cool dip in the lake -- don't -- not for a day or so anyway. Tons of foul-smelling weed washed up on the shore recently and the Town's Works Department SARGASSO OF have been working to clean it up. Employing a bull dozer and a large chunk of muscle power a crew of Works De- partment employees are faced with the monumental task of LAKE ONTARIO scraping several hundred yards of beach. The green algae-like weed blankets the shoreline and forms a thick "soup" several feet thick in , * |Lord's Prayer", A large basket of pink - and white chrysanthemums decorat- ed Whitby Baptist Church for the June wedding of Barbara Ellen Beckman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gunnar A. Beckman, Whitby, to Thomas A. Clements, Whitby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewell, Surrey, England, Rev, John McLeod officiated at the ceremony. Mr. George Jepma, by soloist, sang "Through th Years", 'The ding Prayer", , mers, the water. The only ones who don't seem to mind the smell are the seagulls and maybe they don't have any noses. --Oshawa Times Photo The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white peau-de-soie floor length gown, smooth front panel with deep folds, scoop neckline, overjacket with long tapered sleeves in Al- waist line, petits peau-de-soie buttons accentuating centre back of lace jacket and sleeves. Her headdress was pleated peau-de-soie wedding ring band with opened crown, with bouf- fant pure silk illusion flowing into a floor-length veil edged in deep scallops. She carried a pink rosebuds, white stephanotis with streamers of soft blue and white encircled into a nosegay. Matron of honor was Mrs. Jack Randall, Uxbridge, brides- maid Mrs. Mervyn Bemis, Brooklin. They were dressed alike in petal-pink organdy over jackets, elbow length sleeves hackets, elbow length 'sleeves and scoop necklines with folds accentuating a full skirt, Their headdresses were pink tulle picture hats with open jcrowns and pink satin bows They carried nosegays of pink i Careless Driving, Careless Talking After backing into a car and extensively damaging it a Whit- by driver became belligerent and even refused to give his name and address to the driver of the damaged car, Magistrate Harry Jermyn was told at Whit. by yesterday. Before him was Clarence Goold, Brock street west, Whit- by who pleaded guilty to an offence of driving carelessly. He was fined $50 aad costs or 15 days in jail. | Constable Lynn Middleton said) that when he visited the scene of the accident he found Goold Mrs. Jessie Carswell and Mrs. Anna Mi "He had been drinking", the officer said. | motor trip west. WHITBY PERSONALS 35 Feet Of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mc- Connell, their son Gregory and turned from a motor trip through the Adriondacs, Lake Placid, New York, the state of Maine and Old Orchard beach. They visited in New Brunswick, Quebec City and Ile Perrot, Quebec. Near Montreal they called on two Whitby residents, Mrs. R. A. Rousseau and Mrs. V. D, Richardson and on their return trip they visited the St. Lawrence Seaway. Ricky Marshall is spending one week in Ottawa visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs, E, W. Marshall. are leaving over| for a three-week Lynn, daughter of Mr. and NO GAME HERE TONIGHT Vipond On Bench: For Brookliners By CLIFF GORDON | There will be no Sr. Lacrosse action at the Brooklin arena to- night. This will be the first Sat. , urday night that there has not been action at the local arena since May 23. Instead the Brook- lin team will be on the road as they travel to Huntsville to tangle with the Hawks. On Wednesday night of this week the Brooklin team handed the resort area team an 8-1 set- back as they all but handcuffed their goal scorers. Conlin got the lone goal of the game for the visitors at the 25 - second mark of the opening period. The Brooklin team have been going great guns of late and lead the ledgue by six points. They have won their last five in a row, and will bz trying to make it six straight tonight. Brooklin has made a slight change in their coaching setup. Play: coach Ken Crawford along with manager Morton felt they were not getting just that little bit extra out of the fel- _ lows that they might be. So they' decided to bring in William Vi- pond who is the president of the ing from the bench during the games. Coach Crawford still handles the team in practices. This once again proves the har- mony there is on the local team and their executive. Vipond's many years of experience along with his vast knowledge of the game will greatly help the local cause, The Brooklin team are with- out a doubt the most evenly bal- anced team in the league. Every line they put out there is cap- able of busting the olq ball game wide open. Granted, there are a few fellows who are more closely watched than others but that happens with any team in the league. The next home game for the Brooklin team will be one week from tonight, when the Peter- borough Speedy Erns will be the visitors. We understand that coach Cy Coombes of the Peter- borough team is still mighty burned up about the way he got treated here in the last game. It should"make for the biggest crowd of the season when the Erns make their final appear- ance of the schedule at the local local club to assist in the coach- rink, Miss Greta Barker have re- Mrs. Ted Jeffreys, is celebrat- ing her seventh birthday Sun- day, July 19. Her friends wish her many happy returns of the day. George and Bill McCaffrey are spending the month of July at Kilcoo Camp at Minden. Best wishes for a happy birth- day are extended to Mrs. Roy Loveless, 120 Pine street, on the occasion of her birthday to be celebrateq Sunday, July 19. Mr, and Mrs. Boyd Harris of Leskard, son of Mr, and Mrs. Woodraw Harris, Bryon street 'south, Whitby are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary Sunday July 19. fecned font 'wish them every ha ¥ Mrs. William McKnight of Strathroy, is spending a couple weeks guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Knight, 919 Greenwood eres- cent. David McLean is arriving over the weekend for a two- week vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McLean, 1110 Green street. David is with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at Freeport on Grand Bahamas Island. Mrs, Meme Baxe and her daughter Anita of Holland are spending two months visiting Mrs. Baxe's sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Verret, 1114 Green street. Mrs. Mary Bailey of Oldham, England, returned to her home Thursday, leaving: from Toronto| International Airport after spending a month with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. Rubber Costs $20 A three - car "concertina" crash on Dundas street west, Whitby, led 18-year-old John Kehler to the town Traffic Court yesterday. Kehler of Wardman crescent, Whitby, pleaded guilty to an of- fence of following too closely and so causing the pile-up. After hearing the case Magistrate Harry Jermyn fined him $20 and costs or four days. Constable Ernie Shepperdson said he found that Kehler, in trying to stop, had rammed the rear of a preceding car. The force of the impact was such that this car was pushed forward into the rear of another car. Damage to the three cars was estimated at $1,500. Kehler's car, said Constable Shepperdson, feet long before the smash. "Drive more carefully in fu- ture," advised Magistrate Jer- myn in fining him. and Mrs. Arthur Mayall, 1032 Centre street north. With their house guest they visited the New York World's Fair and various parts of interest in Ontario, The Misses Ruth and Ruth Mitchell are acting as counsellors at Camp Pretoria, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barmore and two sons Michael and Rod- ney of Marietta, Georgia, spent a week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McLuhan, 211 Hal- lett avenue. FOR USE IN THE home! WHITBY ile PAUL rev in love, in danger, v in the flesh! | evaeme SATURDAY MATINEE Evening Shows Stert 6:55 & 9:10 BROCK - ys Starts 6:55 & 9:25 MER "EDWARD G. ROBINSON wi TROCOLOP euciite canes "THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY" Starring JACK LEMON --- In Color Recommended As ATTRACTION ONLY FOR USE IN THE for cutting fuel costs We'll be gled te give you complete details -- No ebligetion. You cannot lose! Phone us today. 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For the reception, helg at An- nandale Country Club, Picker- ing, the mother of the bride re- ceived the guests wearing an olive green and white crepe two- piece sheath dress along with white accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses and white baby chrysanthemums. She was assisted by the bride- groom's sister-in-law Mrs. G. H. Clements who chose a cham- pagne beige sheath dress, plus matching hat with fucshia' A. Clements, West 7 the organ by "Mrs. W. E, Sum- encon lace, scallop neckline and 4 JUNE BRIDE, veiling. Her corsage was fucshia| and pink rosebuds. | For their five-week honey- moon trip to England and the! Isle of Wight the bride wearing a two-piece ivory wool] and crepe suit, turquoise blouse -|and flower hat with matching gloves. Her accessories straw beige. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A, Cle-| ments have establisheq resi-| dence at 202 Athol street, Whit- by. Mrs. 8, Stone, London, Eng- land, the groom's aunt was present at the wedding. Other out-of-town guests were from Toronto, Peterborough, Port Credit, Oshawa, Brooklin and Willowdale. were! Family Monuments Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. | MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 Yugoslavian nounced Friday night a 24 per jeent increase in the price of ieft| bread and flour and said the cost of electricity would be raised by 20 per cent and coal 10 per cent. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, July 18, 1964 § - ee brake was defective. A Tw a tail llbaeasnnannaionniasitiiensitksntasiasis i& -- AND GROOM --Aldsworth Studios ANNOUNCE PRICE HIKES BELGRADE (Reuters) -- The government an- ONE HAS TO ADMIT /T'S CERTAINLY NO TRICK,TO DECIDE WHICH SERVICE a hatis» <° IF YOU = il 'Twa No Light Break For No Lights, Brakes "You are lucky you didn't) cause an accident," Ma, te Harry Jermyn told a 19-year-old Whitby youth who appeared be- fore him yesterday for being the wie A, of an unusual vehicle. Willie Sprenkles, 611 Kent street, pleaded guilty to the of- He was fined $25 an costs or five days in jail, The car, Cpl. Ernie Stoneman said. was stopped by him on Dundas street west. On examin- lation he found the car's foot- lights, a headlamp was missing, a part of the trunk had come away from the chassis, the muf- had no stop lights. say," Sprenkles said when ask- ed for an explanation. "It seems to me," Magistrate Jermyn, "that you lads think this sort of thing is a bit of a joke, It isn't, What you diq was extremely foolish." a ee TENDERS FOR FUEL OIL Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4 p.m. Monday, July 27° for supply of approximately 35,000 of number 2 fuel olf to the Whitby Seporate Schools during the 1964-65 heating seoson. Lorge storage. Lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. Whitby Separete School Board, Benson, Hamilton Business Administrator. 1003 Gifford &t., Whitby, Onterie. ALBERT RANDALL & SONS LTD. VACATION We wish to inform our customers that we will be closed for HOLIDAYS the week of:- July J8th July '25th FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 419 BROCK STREET NORTH REV. DELOSS M. SCOTT, Minister Ait atl Bg stage y. diab of Evangelical SUNDAY P SERVICES pe Zod TIDINGS" BROADCAST K.L.B. -- 1350 ON YOUR. DIAL 9:15 AMS MONDAY: TUESDAY FEATURES +JULY 20". 2I°+ 9:45 A.M apace BIBLE SCHOOL with a class for you 11:00 A.M.--MORNING WORSHIP & PRAISE Pastor's Sermon: "MOSES -- THE MEDIATOR" 7:00 P.M--A GREAT EVENING SERVICE Pastor's Sermon: "THE WEDDING IN THE AIR" WEDNESDAY EVE. 8:00 P.M. PRAYER, PRAISE & PASTORS BIBLE CLASS "You Are Always Welcome ot Faith" | INSTANT lOOZ. TIN (OTHLE CLARKS TOMATO sO ~ CHOICE, LEAN LOIN, PORK ~~ thos, MAXWELL HOUSE 1% is 1 WHITBY CHURCHES | EMMANUEL REFORMED REV. GERRIT REZELMAN ROSSLAND ROAD WHITBY BAPTIST (Colborne Street West at Centre) Minister; REV. JOHN McLEOD Organist Mrs, W. €. Summers, A,T.C.M. 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 7 P.M, GOSPEL SERVICE 9.45 Bible School classes for all ages ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron at St. John Rev. W. J. $, McClure, B.A. Minister Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist A.M. ENGLISH vice AND SUNDAY SCHOOL P.M, puTCH SERVICE 7 P.M. ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOMED ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. M, Smith, B.A., B.D. Miss tle Newton, . Mrs, J, 1, Beaton, Deaconess AR.C.T, 11 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP Guest Minister REV, N. T. HOLMES ' Harmony Church, Oshawa HEBRON CHRISTIAN REFORMED ELIZABETH CR., NEAR THICKSON RD. N. Church of the "BACK TO GOD HOUR", every SUNDAY 9:15 P.M, CKLB Rev. J. VanHarmelen, B.A., B.D. Mr. Wm, Bouwma, Organist SERVICES JULY 19th, 1964 10:00 A.M. -- Rev. John VanHarmelen 4:30 P.M. -- Rev, John Van Harmelen (Dutch) 7:00 P.M, -- Rev. J. VanHarmelen PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 307 Brock Street, North REV. MAXWELL CASE, Pastor 11:00 A.M, DIVINE WORSHIP Nursery and Kindergarten 9:45 A.M.--Sunday School - 11:00 A.M--Subject "The Danger of Getting Over It" Graham Color Film entitled LUCIA" 8:30 P.M "aN Also the car had no signal fler was broken and the car "There is not much I can- replied' ee Pires