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~ sces Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St, West Manager: John Gault 'WHITBY And DISTRICT County's Exodus -- ru esans |Northward Starts Pen, Thursday was moving day at 716 Centre street south. The "Old County Building," as it has come to be known over the last year, is approaching « the point where it will no longer be a "County Building" at all. The Administration Offices, and the Engineering Depart- ment spent the, day packing files, ledgers--countless tons of paper--and shipping out cara- vans to Rossland road's "New County Building" (To be know hereafter as the 'County Build- ing") County Clerk William Mann- ing not only supervised the ex- odus, but also pitched in (as did Assessor Gordon Hepditch) and carried his records. In the picture on the far left, Messrs. Manning and Hepditch load a particularly heavy carton onto a truck, In the one above, |Mr. Manning issues instruc- tions to the hired movers, On the right, workmen at "The County Building' move in ultra- CASTATOR RAMS WINNER By CLIFF GORDON Brampton hands of the Brampton Seal Tests. modern furtniture for both the Administration and Engineering) departments, . : home town UNITS, GROUPS, A UXILIARIES The regular meeting: of St. Mark's United Church Women was held Tuesday, September 1 at the home of Mrs. Glenn Sawyer, Fairview drive. Mrs, A. Price presided in the absence of the President Mrs, H. T. Fallaise and opened the meeting with a welcome to -all present and a poem entitled "God wants our Best", followed by prayer and.a poem, "Do You Just Belong?" Mrs. Price announced that September 20 would be United Church Women Sunday and the special speaker will be Mrs, Philip Romeril, of Blackstock. Also that the UCW Thank offer- ing meeting will be held October Local Church Women Hear Lecture On Congo Tour being "God's Purpose and Re- sponses', Mrs. L, F. Richardson, Whitby President of the Bay of Quinte Conference UCW gave a resume! of the school and expressed ap-| preciation to all who had partici- pated in these activities. Mrs. Quantrill expressed her thanks for being sent as dele- jgate to the schdol for United Church Women. Mrs. J. H. Breckenridge, lead- er of Unit No. 2 led the group in the worship service. The theme of the worship service was centred around the picture of "The Angelus', "We all need an Angelus in our lives." Unit No. 3 were hostesses for King announced, .to date 212 members in St. John's CWL. Mrs, King organized and headed an intense drive for new mem- bers she has been working since} spring contacting Catholic) women in the parish. Mrs. Frank Canzi appealed to the members to subscribe to} and read the League magazine. The cost is a dollar per year. Canzi, 668-5326, \ Brampton Power-Play Bruises Brookliners at three games each. This sets It was sad, sad news out of/the stage for the big, sudden- last night for the|death game here on Saturday Brooklin lacrosse fans as their|night for the Eastern Canada pride and joy went down to their|title and the right to meet Van- third defeat in a row at the/couver for the Mann Cup. Brooklin got almost all of their Sold. scoring punch from their de- This time, as before, it was ajfencemen last night. Ken Rut- close hard-fought affair with the|tan bagged a trio of goals in a team winning ajhard fought losing cause. Ken squeaker 6-5 and tied the series,|Crawford had a > Glenn Lotton got the other with Don Bruce picking up an assist on Lotton's counter, For the home town winners it was John Ford, Jack Madgett, Jim Richardson, Don Arthurs, Bert Naylor and Bruce Cas- tator with, one goal each. The goal by Castator coming at the 8.08 mark of the final period proved to be the game winner Brooklin team playing short- handed. Brampton made good for half of their goals on power plays as they dented the mesh |behind. Baker on three occa-|these big Brampton lads now.! sions while a Brooklin player). . |was cooling his heels, Brooklin|that they have the Brooklin|spector has paid results. At its |managed to score one. goal on aiteam-on the ropes and will be! |power play effort and scored|Sunning for the knock out punch} two goals while Brooklin were playing at a man disadvantage.| and came. with single and Mrs. Greg Carter reported 72/ members for the 1964-65 "Trav-|prayer. Mrs, Fred Parrott in- eling. Bridge and Euchre." A Communion breakfast planned to celebrate the silver) anniversary of the CWL Charter.| | troduced the guest speaker Mrs. | : Brooklin; G, Lotion (Bruce) iS w. W. Kendall of the Red Cross| * |Homemaker Services, In open- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, September 11, 1964 5 of the first 20 minutes of play managed to hang on for a 5-4 lead. at the end of the second. Brooklin tied it up at 2.08 of the final period and appeared to be headed for a big win. How- ever, lady luck was not with our side and the locals bowed to the Seal Tests on the strength of the goal by Castator. It has now all boiled down to) a one game series. It is sudden death for both teams here at the Brooklin arena on Saturday night. .. . The Brooklin. team who got off to a flying start by winning their first three games appeared to be a shoo-in to take the series in rather easy fashion. . The Brampton team had other ideas and they have proved it, They have come up with a man sized job and now have the Brooklin Team hanging on the ropes, ... The} series is all tied up and it is going to take a tremendous im- provement by the Brooklin club as a whole, if they want to stop) . The Brampton team feel) here on Saturday night. . . . So) fans let's all get out and give |these fellows some well earned |You are asked to call Mrs.| Brampton got off to a good/cunport as they battle right to| jstart as they'led 3-1 at the end|the final gun for the title. ASUMMARY | First Period Brampton; Ford (Madgett) .... 1.09) 5.11 | 3. Brampton; Madgett (McCauley Arthurs) sheoee 4, Brampton; J, Richardson (Castator) re 8.40 Penalties, Ludiow 4.13, K, Richardson 9.25, Ruttan 12.20, Centennial rt ) A special meeting to discuss Whitby's Centennial celebrations will be held in the Town Coun- cil Cane = October 14, Rep- . resentatives from organizations throughout the town will be at- tending. : A DOG'S LIFE 4 During the quarter year end- ing July 1, Whitby's dog catcher handled 81 stray dogs, Whitby Town Council was told Tuesday night. Of these only 23 were destroyed, Forty-seven were re- turned to their owners and 24 were sold. ' ARCHITECT'S RETURN Whitby is again to become a "guinea pig' for Toronto Uni- versity students from the School of Architecture. A group of them will be visiting the town to make & survey.as part of their studies. They will also be accorded the hospitality of the Town Coun- cll. The visit will probably be -- towards the end of Octo- er. WEEDED OUT Town Council's recent meete ing with the County Weed In- meeting on Tuesday night @ letter was received from I, C. Brethour pointing out local weed black spots and how they should be dealt with. The recent meet- ing between the Inspector and the Town Council was held to find out how the service could be improved. BACKACHE When kidneys fail to remove excess 6 at 8 p.m. in the Sunday School/the social half hour at the close| This will be held in November | ng Mrs. Kendell gave a brief auditorium with Mrs. Rossjof the meeting. |and a definite date will be an-' outline of the history of the Red Stephens of Bowmanville giving) Mrs, A. ers -- nounced, : | Cross, then went into details on| s. srampton; Arthurs... 7,06| feeling, distur an illustrated lecture on her trip| hostess, Mrs. . Sawyer, for} Spiritual Director Father L.| the honeinaker wenvices: Aha te 6. Brooklin; Reon ss 8.09 8. 9. acids and wastes, Second Period backache, tired to the Congo, opening her home and the pleas-|J, Austin mentioned that ai y Aa : ws Mrs. Harold Quantrill who! ant afternoon of fellowship. [young man from Whitby ont ae > ac - Brook. orien (efterman) 1588 was the delegate from St.| WL entering St. Augustine Semi-| Pickering Township, @ quali-| Penalties. Cragos ioe: Rlehardoen Mark's United Church Women| 7c, Yorn » gape CWE nary. He is the first aspirant|fications of the homemaker jie Te Ford Mat " to the Bay of Quinte Conference ).14 its first fall meeting in the|'® Holy Orders from Whitby in) were given for work Parallel|) prookiin; Rutan (G. Lotfon) .. 2.08 school for United Church Women| parish hall Tuesday, Sept. 8 at over one hundred years. Father that of a mother 11. Brampton) Castator (Wanless) .. 8.08 keld in Belleville in July pre-| 9 99 pm t : stressed the necessity for Cath- Mts' Kendall iw ted dut thats minntes, Centetor, ack. 9.66. rutten sented an excellent report. "President Mrs. Robert Mackey olic education. He also reported; "'S- en a points out tha Th Rae 2 ea ene iy . The theme of the school WAS) SC alcomed rocamhate and Father| 2" enrolment of over 700 pupils this service was available to all),otton 19.39. "God's Purpose and our Re-|, 7 AuMan'o ened the meeting| i" the Catholic schools in Whitby regardless of race, color ered -- sponse". Each day began with! iy oraver ¢ | and Brooklin. income. Following her infor- music and worship; a different] voy Paul Kaiser read the|, Father Austin and the Class | ative. talk Mrs Sentatt at bagels an roll, Minutes of the June and|M staduated with from the St.|'vareq guanine: ' Augustine Seminary will hold ; |September meetings were read ' f ie ; The Bible study leader for the|and approved. Genespentsase| a reunion this month in honor of| Hostess for the evening was |the 25 years in the Priesthood,|Mrs. Bob Edwards, social con-| four days was the Rev. Harriett/for the summer months were! \ | Christie, Dean of Covenant Col-|read by Mrs. J. Ledden and|they_will celebrate a Mass at|vener, assisted by Mrs. Carl lege, Toronto, who, on the first| ' inan.|St- Joseph Church in Toronto) Parise and Mrs. Don Sullivan. > mar ceeded that the course pal aa tead the finan | followed by a dinner at the Inn) The' next meeting will be held'] @ Wallpaper and Murels jof study for United Church| 5,4 io ; : Mrs, Wil in the Park. Tuesday, Oct. 6 in the parish] © Custom Draperies Women for the coming years|,, "CUCalign convener Mrs. Wil-| The meeting closed wi th hall. © Broadioom and Rugs jliam Allan reported on the Juné;---- _ -- = ------ ~ © CNL Solan dad Vann 'THEY GROW will be based on the new cur-| @ Flo-Gleze Colorizer Points FAST ! riculum which was being intro-|@'@duation ceremonies. After! ~~ duced in church school this fall,|the success of the CWL dance & T Decor Centre Ltd, Portraits Now Will Be Treasures Later Miss Christie said: 'The Pur-|last eee evening of Phone 668-5862 ~--by-- aoland sr» pose of the New Curricul is for this 107 Byron $t. S., Whitby 723-3680 ter, work better, MAGIC COMPOUND INTEREST Each $1,000.00 of one our guaranteed investments grows to $1,295.78 in 5S year when interest et the rete of 5% % a year is left to com- pound holf-yearly. FCSSCHRECECHESSETHLESSSOT ESAS RE SSeS ERP SEED SEB ee eEs One-Stop \to help-us understand questions| November. Anyone interested is) llike 'Why are we here?' andjinvited to call Mrs. Richard 'what is the meaning of life?'|Sandrelli, 668-5492 of += Mrs: The Christian Church thinks the Andrew Miller, 668-8076, answer is in God as we know) Mrs. M. V. Mallon announced Him through Jesus." the date of the retreat to be 308 DUNDAS ST. W., WHITBY seliceeliail OLD ONTARIO SAYING "IF YOU WANT A JOB DONE. . . GIVE IT TO A BUSY MAN" Here is a Man Busy PARENTS ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH FAMILIES Building Farm Buildings Enroll Your Children /ROMKE STEL in the Sunday School on one' of the following days i : ) Busy . .-. but ot your service with ere sometime between the hours indicated. oo gineered Beaver Lumber plans, planning SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 13th baling. Beover Bulidngs ore erected by buildings. Beaver Buildings ore erected by 10 a.m. -- 10:45 a.m. 12 a.m. -- 1 p.m, approved crews from plans custom fitted MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th perience and know-how to build the build- ings to do the job. Phone now, every day counts! Phone 987-4597 DEPENDABLE BEAVER LUMBER Whitby, 419 Dundes St. £., Ph. 668-5818 Bowmanville, 96 King St. E. Ph. 623-3388 to your farm program. Province wide ex- ROMKE STEL 0 am, -- 8 p.m. Parents ore requested to go to the Church Hall, to register their children. For information telephone 668-3091. a haiodoell athe gue ciceholae ALUMINUM OSHAWA FREE PARKING CSREES SORSSORRFERECOSCHREHRE REDE BERG Re eee ete eE taser ... TO ROSSLAND ROAD | BROCK Evening Shows Start at 7 & 9 p.m. wairey . SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 : Basle ' Bags Grizzly Effective immediately, The Flying Dutchman Hotel VANCOUVER (CP) -- The| Restaurant will commence early closing hours. 23-year-old son of the Duke of }Gloucester bagged a 500-pound | 'grizzly bear and .a mountain goat during a. four-day hunting! |trip in the British Columbia in-| 'terior nofth of Revelstoke, 100. miles east of Kamloops. Members of the party said in| a telephone interview Thursday . ° that Prince William's trophies The motel will continue to operate as usual from 7 a.m. are being mounted' and will be | until midnight. forwarded: to England. The le Duke of Gloucester is an uncle NEW W. PE ECTIUN of the Queen. ! The Professor is on the loose again and fun explodes ++» -ALL over the place Loaded with Laughs! LONDON CREAM Conatian Shomy LOMO WINERY LIMITE LONDON © ONTARIQ Canada During this period the restaurant. will be open from ~~ 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily. Banquet facilities will not be affected by the.change in hours. For reservations 'phone 623-3373. Miss Christie said it was im-|held at Queen of Apostles 'ber of the Board of Women] BLACK & WHITE & COLOR the results were presented to direction of Mrs. B. Garrett.| Nu-Way Photo Service | a public health nurse in India ] ferent basis with other denom- cated in Toronto and then grad- \"We realize the hardship for ee p3 & 1% es, we can pray and work to-| , PRIME AND DOORS-WINDOWS FLEXALUM @ COMPLETELY PICK-UP TRUCKS |portant to know how to use the Retreat House, Port Credit from lreasons and how the language] 668-2691. ? Bible as literally true we are FIL} AS |us. We Christians should be dif-/ here because we have been put! FREE jand move and have. our being.) © DEVELOPING Music was under the direction UCW introduced methods of ° the school later. |Two guest speakers. were pres-| who said in her address that she jinations joining together. \ ini Fe | T : C x ee0e uated from the Tokyo Union fa Ichurches, whose mature and) |-- joperate with each other. But by|} = eee el FLYING DUTCHMAN CLOSURE STORM SCREEN PRIME WINDOWS SIDING GLAZED 2, ba @ READY TO INSTALL AND THEY SAVE YOU MONEY Showroom & Factory PHONE 728-1633 95 ATHOL ST, EAST--OSHAWA |Bible, as many parts of the Oct. 30 to Nov. 1. Anyone inter- |Bible were written for various|@sted should call Mrs. Mallon, jused in it was often changed in| Membership convener Mrs. J, SA . |the present day. "If we take the tae Feat missing the whole point of what |God is saying about Himself to} DEVELOPED ferent to aii other people be- cause we belong to God. We are 7 \here by God. He is the meaning} of life because in Him we live|}] PICK-UP & DELIVERY Our chief end is to glorify God jand enjoy Him forever." 5 * PRINTING lof Mrs. P. Chalmers of Niagara e ENLARGING |Falls. Miss B. Williams, a mem- Progressive studies and each as- signment to be worked out and 728-1331 or Each day there were Bible 728-1619 |study demonstrations under the d lent: Miss L. Scott, a medical/ missionary for 30 years and now felt in India the mission work should continue, but on a. dif- | The other guest speaker, Miss) Itoko Watanabe of Japan, edu-|:_ Theological College in 1947 and|_ ) jhas three pastoral charges said: |traditions are different to co-)7 humbly recognizing the gifts); © for the ALUMINUM NASH and good faints of other church AWNINGS | The closing address was given |" jby Miss B. Wilson, her topic|) % ENCLOSURES STORM-SCREEN ALUMINUM Motor Hotel Restaurant Wi do : P CMHC ACCEPTED in Wy JALOUSIES @ SCREENED @ ALL HARDWARE ALUMATOPS FOR ". FITTED KING ST. EAST =< The Professor is at it again in the lab. AND IT'S A BLAST! [25]