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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 14, 1966 "Keep An Open Mind" Speaker Tells Pupils ' 'WHITBY (Staff) -- 'Keep mind, Stand on your feet and put your com- Fag and your. country first" . Michael Starr,MP for On- rio Riding, told members of graduating class Saturday might, at the commencement exercises at Henry Street School. 'You start dying inside when 'ou stop learning, It is a fal- cy to suppose that high school education is the end of edu- cation. It is only the begin- ning," he said "All generations in Canada to date have done is lay the foundation for the greater Ca- nada that will evolve in the years to come, You will see a new nation arise. A mighty industrial 'nation with the food and natural resources possessed by no other nation. "It will be a land of easy pickings. The race is to the strong, the fit and those who are prepared to take advantage of the opportunities which pre- sent themselves. Dedication, loy- alty, ability and durability will be required." "Find a job you like; not one that is determined by wa- ges alone. Those who put their hearts into their work will be the leaders of tomorrow. What you give." you get will depend on what) Hit Now Serving the People of WHITBY & DISTRICTS SEABOARD FINANCE CO. Have Opened a New, Modern Office KEEP AFLOAT ! A Seaboard Lifesaver Loan has meant smooth sailing for many a budget. Chart your course, a vacation, new furni- ture, consolidating bills, or any other reason, then call Sea- board. Seaboard hos the cash to launch your project. At Seaboard you can borrow from $50 to $10,000 with up to 10 years to repay. For a buoyant budget call your Seaboard skipper soon. TTrli Tit Trt tte opm 228% PEE EE cE *SESRaTTSSRCRET EE Drop in or Phone Us Today! SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY OF CANADA LTD. 122 Brock St. S. WHITBY 668-6887 Congratulations to @ ABNERS BOOK STORE @ CRESCENT FINANCE KEDRON (TC) -- Members of the 25th Oshawa Brownies and the 25th Guide Company took part in a colorful. "Fly- up" cersmony recently, when four members of the Brownie Pack were received as Guides, The new Guides are Georgi- na Slater, Marie Vincent, Ma- rie Madill and Lorna Jewell. During the evening the Dfs- trict Commissioner, Mrs, Ben heah ted badges to , Pr the following Guides; Wendy Hitchens -- Ist Class pin and badge and Little House Emblem. Maureen Brown -- Gardeners and Toymakers, Pat- ti Rosnak -- Naturalist, Bird- watcher, Conservationist, Friend to Animals and Craft Emblem. The latter is emblematic of Pat- COUNTY LINES Kedron Brownies And Guides Hold Colorful "Fly-Up" Ceremony ti having received four craft badges previously, ing, Mrs. William Rosnak was presented with her Tawny Owl pin. Badges were presented to: Brenda Newell, Artist; Vickie Simpson, Beverly Pascoe and Kerry Thomas, Swimmers: Ca- thy Rosnak, Book Lover, Cye- list, Needleworkers and Thrift. lst year service stars were also presented to seven mem- bers of the pack, A Hallowe'en Party was en- joyed by the Guides at their meeting last week in Kedron Community » Centre, Mrs. Frank Newell, Brown Owl, entertained members of the Brownie Pack in her home at a costume party? Mrs. Ros- nak assisted, 'Project 67 Is Success | AJAX --Project '67. The New Democratic Party's Cen- tennial Project is proving to be a success in the Ajax Area.) A meeting of the Ajax Area| Group was held on Sunday af- ternoon at the home of presi- dent Jim Smith where Mr. J. Mullen of Ajax was elected treasurer of the area group. Membership Secretary Mur- ray Wallace gave an account of the progress being made in the areca in connection with Project '67. Sixty per cent of the mem- jbers have already re-newed |their memberships and the fi- |nancial contributions have more than doubled those of last jyear with all of the member- |ships re-newed. | Another canvass will be con- |ducted and the rest of the mem- |bers will be called on at this ltime. | It is the aim of the New) |Democratic Party to elect 67 |members to |House in 1967, | | | Movie Theatres Make Comeback REGINA (CP) -- Movie the- atres are doing better business than they have done for years, says Arnold Bercovich, because television is being increasingly regarded as "just another ap- pliance."" Manager of an independent theatre here, Bercovich says he's noticed significantly more young customers this year: "The television babies have grown up. . . They want something different do do," @ DENIS STUDI0--Phofographer @ SEABOARD FINANCE Painting & Decorating by the Provincial! Police Auction Unclaimed Articles AJAX (Staff) -- Going, going, gone ... a few bicycles, some tires, and other miscellaneous objects. Ajax police held an auction |Saturday -- the first in five jyears -- and got rid of about | $100 -- worth of unclaimed pro- | perty. Not much accumulates because most lost property not claimed by. the owner is claim- ed by the finder after three months, The police were anxious to get rid of their surplus bicyc- les and. other 'articles before moving into their new building in a couple of months' time. About 30 people turned up at the auction, Hellyer Sees Conspiracy Plot TORONTO (CP) -- Defence Minister Paul Hellyer charged |Saturday that a conspiracy of lforces inside and outside Par- liament is determined to kill unification of the armed forces. In a speech to the Toronto District Liberal Association, he said the real cause of the fili- buster in Parliament was from At a recent Brownie meet- N Whitby Firm Gets Contract OTTAWA (Special)-- A Whit- 'by firm, McNamara Marine Players 1, Lucky Strikes 1,,Ginny Sandford sha (223); Helen Rothmans 3. Gloria High Triples over 500 and Singles over 200 -- Elaine -- 508, Bea Hepburn 644|Leonore Hardy 516 Sharman: (a0, 213); Pat Bréwn 543 (215); MacDutt 508; Rempel 551 (203 > pond 627 (238, . soy, Sandra Sims 515 (204); Joan Allan 510; Joan Richardson, er thilduae st Dalby 280); Clara Rowden 619\ry 4 md wd athens (2 206; (am); V3 y sarin ie (221, 204, 238); Connie yer 575 (253, 222); Verna Sand. ford 548° (295); Virginia' Dodd 616 Ga 200);. Marg McCoy 500 (235); Doris Jeffrey 568, Limited, has been awarded a federal Department of Public Works contract for dredging. the LaHave River at Bridgewater, 8. Works minister George Mcll- raith announced here that the McNamara bid of $66,000 was the lower of two tenders, the higher one being $74,850. The work, which will be com- pleted in four months, will per- mit larger ships to use the pub- lic wharf. Sawed-Off Rifle ' i @ @e 4 +a. a TT JOE the PLUMBER Extends his Compliments to Whitby's 4 Newest, -- Most Modern Buildings'. CRESCENT FINANCE SEABOARD FINANCE ARNED'S RANK STORE ArT SES SS Se DENIS PHOTO STUDIO Found In Auto UXBRIDGE (Staff) -- A load- ed .22 - calibre sawed - off rifle and a bayonet were found under the seat of a car stopped by Whitby OPP on the Ux- bridge - Reach town line at 1.30 a.m, Sunday. Stanley Cook of RR 2 Beiie- ville, will appear at Whitby Magistrate's Court Tuesday charged with possessing offen- sive weapons. He and Jacques LeSaux, of Queen Street, Port Perry, are also accused of having liquor| in a car. Specialists in Alterations BOWLING SCORES WHITBY LADIES FLOWER BOWLING LEAGUE Thursday Afternoon Team Standings: Daisies 0, Violets 3, Roses 3, Pom-Poms 0, Daffodils 1, Tullps 2, Pansies 1, Asters 2. High Double Flat: Ev Curtis 475 con Double With Hdep.: Dorothy High Single Flat: Ka 'son 253 Pl as With lop. "pig boon Mc. Ree 175 And Over: A. Wiillls 183, J. Coult- hard 206, 8, Batten 226, K, Peterson 253, H. Prescott 202, 180, €. Curtis 194, Cellar Dwellers: V, ane 'ews 93, M, Snoddy 95, P. Wild 97, A. Cormack 90, 5, Gerhardt 99, P. Wilcox 71, Gaine 2 wd By ar tg 88, M, Willison 3, D. Thomson $1, 51, B. Nines Me a * hrtin 89, M. Primeau | WHITBY ONT. HOSPITAL League | The team standings and pinfall up to and including games played Nov, 10: Beaches, 6, 5,434) Eagles, 5, 5,272) duckies, 4, 5,268; Gremlins, 4, 5,265; Hawks, 3, 5,290; ses ga 1, 5.279; Atom: les, 1, 4,989; Dodgers, Nil. 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