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RS Ns actrees At age pes ate AS irc THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 12,1964 § | "FRIDAY: | NITERS" Friday Nite SEPTEMBER 18th Bowling Nite 7:00 P.M, County Bowl. BYRON ST. NORTH WHITBY New Members Welcome MANN, OR MICE? Buckle Down, Old not well enough to win, They will have to pull their socks up tonight, or it will be hang them up until next year. That is for most of the players any- way, as we understand that Brampton will pick up three local players if they are fortun- ate enough to oust the locals in this series. | Manager Morton, along with |his coaches, Ken Crawford and iBill Vipond have a big job on ltheir hands now. They have to ltry and get these fellows up for the game that can deter- mine just who is the better team. It has been a long hard series and one little break |could well decide the issue. On Thursday night the Brampton team aided by some questionable refereeing took ad- vantage of three penalties to the Brooklin team and scored on these occasions, It is tough to beat a good team like Brampton but it is a heck of a lot tougher to beat a team and the referees. Mind you the referees did not score any goals but they sure did not give the Brooklin team a fair shake, and that comes from fans who were at the game as well as some of the local executive. Tonights game will be a different issue altogether, We feel that the Brooklin team do not want to let a full season's play and a lot of hard work go flying' out the window when the big apple is well within their grasp. We expect to. see a banner) crowd at the local arena to- night and we want to hear plenty of vocal support. We know that Brampton, with their avid fans, will be there in good cheering voice, so lets see if; the Brooklin fans can be just as cheerful. That added spark from the fans helps the players more then many people realize. To the players: The fans of this area are mighty proud of you. You have done a fine job to date in bringing Brooklin the Brooklin - provided them with many hours of enjoyment, and we {ce} sure that if you win tonight that they will support you just as well and perhaps even bett@r as you make a bid for the grand prize of.Sr. lacrosse--the Mann Cup . .. When the trophy for the Eastern Canada champion- ship goes on display this winter lets make sure it says '1964 Winners"' 'Brooklin Sr. Lacrosse Club'. Cause Of 4 Injuries Fined $50 An early morning smash in which two cars were demolish- ed and four' people taken to hospital led Peter Ruttan to Whitby Traffic Court yesterday. Ruttan, of 213 Centre street north, Whitby, pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to yield one half of the read. He was fined $50 and costs or 10 days in jail, Constable Gary Winter of |Whitby PD, said he was called to the scene of an accident early on the morning of May . By CLIFF GORDON This is it! It is do or die for both the Brampton Seal- tests and the Brooklin Sr. Lacrosse Club as they meet at the Brooklin arena tonight in the seyenth and deciding game of the Eastern Canada semi- finals and the right to meet Vancouver in the Mann Cup WHITBY PERSONALS on Thursday at a pot-luck lunch- eon and swimming party at the ' home of Mr, and Mrs, Howard with her grandmother, Mrs. Doner. Approximately 80 mem- Winnifred Anderson, Byron} pars enjoyed the event. treet north. S turday evening a} hy seen if - Mr. and Mrs, Archie Ander- "Going-Away Party" has been arranged in honor of Miss Mont-|son and family spent one month gomery who is in her first year|at a Cottage at Balsam Lake. Kin ts nursing student in) airy justine Thivierge and seit \Miss Valada Thivierge of Wood- Mr, and Mrs. Louis Villes|stock are weekend guests at the neuve, 1112 Centre street south,|home of Mr, and Mrs. A, R. celebrated their 25th wedding| Anderson, 607 Athol street, anniversary, September 9, To celebrate the occasion Mr. and], Mr. by sig Reg Antle and Mrs. Villeneuve _ entertained|{@™lly Reggie, Regina and Gail, friends at their residence during their vacation, visited | r ee the New York's World Fair, | Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wightman) . " jand children, Sharon and Sheila), Miss bag Wiel va: pe lof Niagara Falls spent the holi-/ aie oo sant Me. can lies lday weekend with their mother,|,, ' ; er lMrs. George Munns Sr., Henry Jim Anstey, Euclid street. | | |street. All Saints Anglican Chure' which opens here in Whitby on Monday night (if Brooklin wins), It has been a very strange series all the way along. Brook- lin whipped the Sealtests in the first three games, twice by rather decisive scores, Then they fell back into a state of shock. They have played well for parts of every game, but Miss June Montgomery of Warren is spending the weekend WE VE THE VEHICLES | READY TO TRAVEL ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS} \. WE CAN UNRAVEL" Two cars were involved--one| |f a family sedan in which aj Brooklin couple had been) driving. i | |_ The other car was driven by| |Ruttan, Both vehicles were) written off in the smash. The) occupants of both cars were) taken to hospital with 'serious| injuries, - | Out of town guests attending h the Fulford - Kochany wedding lEvening Guild ts sponsoring a vse be engage at thieves, rapists, and innocent |Fall Fashion Show to be held). wie ida Se uMord Mrs men have shared in history. |Wednesday, September 16, at)" ina HE Bedard, When County Court resumes {All Saints' parish hall at 8iE A. Irving, -- = min Monday, it will be in the aus- |o'clock, General convener Mrs,|Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. E. a. tere, ultramodern Courtroom {Ralph Stratford will be assisted|8e", "ee a an Rossland road. Supreme Court |by Mrs, Joan Hiscox, Mrs. api . Po 'C a Mr. E. will convene there Sept, 21, |Mary Town, Mrs, Olive Ryzek, Maa Nes np ce pee ses Oe I ------------aiso. members of the Evening| Myers, Hawkestone; J. P. Hou. Mrs, Frances Whale, Mrs, NG /Guild will be assisting. lahan, Ajax; Mr. and Mrs, L. Ilford and Lloyd Fulford, Car Industry Backs Safety Eleanor Rycroft, Mrs, Effie Wil- |son, Mrs. Jean Sugden, -Mrs. treal. TORONTO (CP) -- The tar|Mossie Everitt, Mrs, Merrel DISCS' BEST FRIEND industry is actively supporting) Watson and Mrs. Ted Evans. research aimed at trying to Hats were supplied by Anne's NO MORE TRIUMPH OR TRAGEDY After 111 years of meting ada, some of the most famous sworn the oath of thousands out justice in the County of (and notorious) judges and from the section directly in Ontario, this Courtroom has Justices in the history of Can- front of the Judge's Ciair, On been forced into retirement. ada have prevailed..On the the left of the Chair, ithe In the great chaire hand- right witnesses have damned deputies have maintaincd pro- carved with the classic sym- and saved their fellow men. _ tective vigil. In the foreground bols of Great Britain and Can- The Sheriffs of a century have in the . docket, murderers, WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby wureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault The models are: Mrs, Ida Graham, Mrs. Ivadel Robertson, The diamonds used for pho- nograph needles weigh about 1-400th of a karat, and points are polished to an accuracy of 1-30th the thickness of a human Tel. 668-3703 the UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES improve highway safety, the Motor Vehicle. Manufacturers' Association said Friday An association spokesman, commenting on criticisms lev- {Fabric and fashions by Osh- jawa Furriers, Admission is by tickets only. | Anyone wishing to attend could) contact Mrs. Alex Scott or mem-| Whitby Kinettes Outline Projects For Season Whitby Kinettes held its firstjserved, with Mrs. McKibbin|Nov. 17 in the Sunday school dinner meeting Wednesday,|pouring tea.' all, The meeting closed with) Sept. 9 at the Spruce Villa} The next meeting will be held Hotel. 'Thursday, Oct. 8, ; opened with a prayer, Very dainty refresh- ' n ' ments were served by the - tothe Queen and the! = EASTERN STAR hostesses and a social time Kinette song. President' Sheila) 'The regular meeting of Whit-|@ by all. : Gordon presided over the firstiny Chapter No. 248 Order of| Mrs. Charles Daly thanked half of the meeting. Kinsmen|the Eastern Star was held in|Mrs. Cassels and Miss Barnes President Clarence Hewson pre-\the Masonic Hall, Tues, Sept.|for their hospitality. The next sided over the installation of]: with sister Margaret Mustard, meeting will be held Tuesday, Officers as follows: Worthy Matron presiding in 13 at 2.30 p.m, in the! President, Wilma Heron; vice|the East, assisted by Brother| Sunday school, president, Betty Silver; secre-|Jeff Martin Worth Patron. The REBEKAH LODGE tary Sylvia Snelgrove; trea-|following were presented and} Unity Club Past Noble Grand surer, Marjorie Gartshore; reg-jescorted to the East by Sister|(Rebekah) opened its fall sea-| istrar Norma Souter; director,/Esther Hood, Marshall, Minutes|son with a pot luck supper held Lois Broughton; bulletin editor,;were read by Sister Julialat the OOF Hall. Anita Hampson. : |Thomas, secretary. This was followed by a bus- Past president Sheila, in her) 'The meeting opened in formliness meeting presided over by| last official duty, presented aland the Worthy Matron wel-\Mrs. Mary Churchyard, All re- cheque to the amount of $200\comed back the officers and|ports were read and approved. to Kinsman President Clarence|members after the summer| Tentative plans were made Hewson to aid. them in their) vacation. A warm welcome was|for a Euchre to be held in the Service Work. igiven to Sister Tina Roberts|near future. It was revealed Newly-elected President Mrs-/and PDDGM an honorary|that the group would be enter:| Heron presented the agenda for| ,omber of Whitby Chapter. « |taiming other lodges at a later the year: A Christmas cake! dy ads ishea(date draw: Spring dance; Baster|, 4 SPeedy recovery was wished) At the close of the meeting| Euchre was played with the| oe "money-bunny" draw; Kinettes|'® the many who were ill, and| hosting 1965 Inter-Club and also|sympathy expressed to thoselriigwing winners: First, Mable assisting Kinsmen in various|ereaved of loved ones. \James; second, Isabel Meier; activities. | Mrs. Blanche MecCutcheon|and third, Isabel Saunders, The next meeting will be held|was initiated into Whitby) Wednesday, Oct. 14 at the|Chapter and was sincerly wel- . CO-OP GUILD L Spruce Villa Hotel. comed by the Worthy Matron| Whitby Co-Op Ladies Guild) and members. held its first meeting of the PARISH HELPERS Convenors and anyone who|Season at the home of Mrs.| St, John's Anglican Church|could offer their help for the|James Smyth, Henry Street. elled at car makers by an Al-| berta doctor for not doing enough to cut the traffie death} James Gartshore, who has} toll, said anything that can in-|been recently elected Governor crease safety is examined care-\of the Kinsmen Club, is attend- fully by the manufacturers. ing the Kinsmen National Con- Dr. F. M. Chiistie of Leth-|vention held in Banff, Alberta as bridge said before the Alberta|® delegate. Mrs. Gartshore is division of the Canadian Medi.|accompanying her husband, cal Association ursday no). North American car manute| an clgen, Vik and. Per po pig ggr vip ty reducelapent thal summer vacation at l\injuries in an accident. Martin: River. bers of the Evening Guild. hair. league championship for second year in a row. You have FOR CONTINUED HEATING COMFQRT Parish Helpers held its firstjannual Bazaar were reminded) Mrs, George Munne Sr., pre- meeting of the season Thursday,|to keep in mind the date of Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs.|Saturday, Oct. 3. It is being C, Styan. held in the IOOF hall Brock) Rev. John McKibbin opened|street south, the meeting with prayer for! There will be no meeting on) the sick of the parish. He gave|Thursday, Sept. 24. Next meet- sided, Arrangements were made for the October meeting to be held at the home of Mrs.| Mabel Lindley, Gifford street,| Oct. 7 At the close of the meeting refreshments were served. This a Bible reading on "The acts|ing to be held Tuesday, Oct, 13. of the Apostles." | An invitation was accepted to) All reports were read and River Court Chapter, Oct. 20) approved, A sum of money was|to the Past Matrons and Past yoted for films and recordings| Patrons. of the official parish picture| A luncheon was then served archives. |by Sister Helen Boake and her Announcements were made of eee Tuesday, Sept. 22 when the Transposed Trish Bishop induction Is being held - Retour peed ae TIS man , i , "h.| The / | J J i taete : in Hoes artes: Saints Parish Guilé 'held thelr! Learns Law Thanksgiving service will be|September meeting at the home held September 27. A thanks-jof Mrs. R. S. Cassels and Miss| Just six days after buying a was followed by a social time. | His mother- was killed in a minor traffic accident last year, He cited research work done at Cornell University in. the United States in designing aj Sept. a3: prototype for a special safety car, The industry spokesman said|- this research is being supported by the car makers an its find- ings are evaluate, He also challenged Dr. Christ- ie's statement that safety belts now generally use are "only half measures." Family Monuments Created To individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LT D. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 R| ¢ Friends of Mrs. C. A. Ander-| ison are extending her their best} wishes on the occasion of her) |birthday to be celebrated today, | The Ladies section of Whitby |Curling Club were entertained TOP QUALITY ESSO For Full Details LADY PHONE BOWLERS ' HEATING EQUIPMENT (No down payment, 10 years to pay) HOME HEAT SERVICE AT NO COST TO YOU > + St WHITBY ONT WANTED Flower Leaque TO COMMENCE Thurs, Afternoon. |! 2 P.M. on Sept, 24th | Please contact Mrs. Millie Elliott at 668-2982 New Bowlers Welcome Member for Fal CONNELLY SCHOOL of DANCING B.A.T.D. TAP. - BATON - JAZZ - NATIONAL "REGISTER NOW" | term TELEPHONE 668-3219 STUDIO: $13 MARY ST. E., WHITBY FAITH BAP TIST CHURCH 419 BROCK STREET NORTH REV, DeLOSS M. SCOTT, Minister Affiliated with "The Fellowship of Evangelical Boptist Churches of Canada" SUNDAY SERVICES IT'S THRIFT TIME _ ON WHITE EMPRESSES | TO EUROPE 9:45 A.M. Invntation to our Bible School 11:00 A.M: & 7:00 P.M. | GUEST SPEAKER: -- Rev. Dal Veteran Missionary "Mid-Mis ton C. Crosby ,. serving for 25 years with sions' in India WEDNESDAY EVE. 8:00 P.M. PRAYER, PRA ISE & BIBLE STUDY "There Is always @ welcome ot Faith' Fares are now as low as $222 on White Empresses, largast and newest ships on the St. Lawrence route, Yet you enjoy the same luxurious services and food as at any other time, You can sail both ways and save an extra 10%, Like 30 days In Europe? Then take advantage of Special Excursion Fares* feature Ing a handsome 25% off the one-way Thrift Season fare. See your Travel Agent or any Canadian Pacifie office. A/so enquire about Union Castle sailings from Southampton fora holiday in South and East Africa, $222 MONTREAL-GREENOCK-LIVERPOOL ae pene eason Fare * Going Oct. 1-Nov. 13, return any T.A.P.S.C, ship ees Information and reservations--RA, 3-2224 giving newsletter is being mail- Edith Barnes, Gilbert street}car Norman Hutchinson was ed to all parishioners. Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.| stopped and charged with care- Three members, Miss Eunice) It was nice to see so manyjless driving, Whitby Traffic Kemp, Mrs. Arthur Bouckely/members out after the summer|Court was told yesterday. and Mrs, John McKibbin. gave|recess and also to welcome two) Hutchinson, who has only re- an account of their holiday tripinew members, _ |eently arrived in this country out West and to Caléornia. | During the business session|from Ireland, pleaded guilty to The meeting closed with|plans were commenced for the|the charge. He was fined $50 prayer and refreshments were'Christmas Bazaar to be held|and costs or 10 days in jail by Constable Don Williams said| =| Justice of the Peace Garnett) BROCK Evening Shows Start at 7 & 9 p.m. Robertson. aauvey SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 he was sitting in the cruiser on, | Brock street north when he saw] ja car pull out of a gas station) | parking lot. He watched it climb | the pavement and then zig-zaz | up the road. As it left the lot, Constable) Williams said, the car had no) lights. The cruiser gave chase| and, with its red light flashing,| stopped the car further up the road, Hutchinson had later said in talking to the police: that he had recently arrived in the country and '"'was not too familiar" with |the rules of the road. Giving evidence Hutchinson denied that he had left the lot with no lights Fining him Mr. Robertson said: "There is no question in The Professor is on the loose again and fun explodes » +» sALL over the place: i Loaded with Laughs! Walt Di ae ee (4 The Professor is at it agein in the lab. AND IT'S A BLAST! WHEN? EVERY MONDAY a WHERE? f 903 GIFFORD ST! 668-3676 For EVERYONE WELCOME 'my mind that you were gullty."| INFORMATION CLASSES Regarding THE CATHOLIC CHURCH & ITS TEACHINGS Commencing September 14th, AT 8:00 P.M. RECTORY MEETING ROOM SUNDAY MASSES ARE AT: 8:00, 10:30; 12:15 & $:00 P.M. ST, JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH & WEDNESDAY REET, WHITBY Registration NO OBLIGATION WHITBY BAPTIST (Colborne Street West ot Centre) Minister: REV, JOHN MecLEOD Organist Summers, 11:00 A.M, ARE YOU OUT OR IN? Mrs, W,. B, COMMUNION SERVICE 7 PM. What is the gospel? with classes for all ages. 8:18 BL. Y. BU. A.T.C.M, Bible School meets at 9.45 a.m, EMMANUEL REFORMED REV. GERRIT REZELMAN ROSSLAND ROAD 10:30 A.M, ENGLISH SERVICE AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 2 P.M, DUTCH SERVICE 57 PM, ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOMED | or , Crecifi : TRAINS) TRUCKS /8HIPS/PLANES/HOTRLS/TELECOMMUNIGATION® WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE Oshawe---Whitby---Brooklin 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY PHONE 668.3304 ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. M. Smith, B.A,, 8.0, Miss tla' Newton, Deaconess ka Mra, J, L, Beaton, A, R. C, T, 11 AM. MORNING WORSHIP "The Teaching Ministry of the Church" ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron at St, John W. J. S, MeClure, B.A, Minister Mrs, P. N. Spratt, Organist Rey, RALLY DAY SERVICE SUNDAY SCHOOL BEGINS SUNDAY, SEPT, 20 AT 9.45 AM, MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE 22 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH PHONE 723-944) FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL 57 KING STREET EAST PHONE 728.6201 it 7 ~--