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dinner, hosted by the Whit- members attended the 25th by Kinsmen. Four partici- anniversary meeting of the pants at the dinner were, Whitby Kinsmen Club. The from left: Harry Gurtig, occasion was an inter-club charter president of the Centennial 67 Main Theme At Sunset Heights Windup Centennial 67 was the theme Laughlin, Paul Whitsitt, Pres- for two grade eight classes at/ton Davis, David Kimmerley. Sunset Heights School gradua-| Sports Bars were presented tion. to winning teams of the school's Master of ceremonies for the|House Leagues: graduation was Earle Brown,| Basketball: Tommy Clarke, who conducted square dances,|Jeff Paterson, Paul Whitsitt, limbos, twists and a host of Paul Sanders, Glen Fleisch- other games. mann, Gordon Phillips, Grant A buffet table, decorated with|Whittington. Doug Whiteman, school colors, was highlighted Dave Ramshaw, Bryan Jack- by a huge cake -- decorated in son, Peter Anderson, Gary Sunset Heights colors. Shiels, Connie Seitl Jane The evening ended with the Krantz, Beverly Wiltshire, Deb- presentation of a photo to each|bie Bellinger, Georgia Thor- of the students as a memento|burn, Marilyn Forster, Linda of the days at Sunset Heights.|Charlton, Shirley Mellema, These were presented by Mrs. |Chris Greer : Edward Bind on behalf of the| Soccer: David Whitsitt, Rob- Home and School Association. |bie Graper, Gary Shiels, Mark Memb f th ial stat Thompson, Lorne Lean, James empers oC P eee Bid Allan Mouck, Peter were aided in the presentation} a of bars and letters by T. ol soceek John Neal. Heath, inspector of public schools, and Mrs. Bind, presi-| Radley 'Jackson dohn. Neal. dent of the Home and School'pay) Graham, Bill Kindratiuk, | Association. Danny Scorgie, David Horne, The Citizenship Bar was pre-|Richard Downey, David Kim- sented by Mr. Guy to not more|merley, James Brown. than five pupils in each class,! yockey: Lloyd Metcalf, Ala- chosen according to the judg- ra Ree ment of the respective teacher. Jeff The award is on the basis of; leadership, outstanding service About 140 service club David Kimmerley, Michael hiad a the| £aton, Ron Greer, Nick Jane- to room or school an \tos. Rick Clarke, Kevin Con-| Promise of developing into align' Bob Hutton, Mike Engel leading citizen of the future.) ,..} . i wis tallowine were presented | ater Watton, John Davidson, ain. this hae James Brown,|pt@dley Jackson, Arny Gold-/ Wendy Ewart, Brian Roberts, man. Christine Greer, Jane} Patricia Snowden, Janet Boda- Rrenie, Debnie Pelinger, Mar shefeky, Jane Aadasain Nancy|¥2 Greer, Bev. Wiltshire, Pam Anderson, Cathy Jackson, Beth | oer Matilya Forster, Liston, Sharon Newman, Neal Gould, Debbie Mellema, Lloyd Henderson, David Johnston,| ob Wheaton, Mike Kalnitsky Brian Green, Susan Ramshaw, Thornburn, Warren Masche, Darlene Graham, David Kim- ™ann, _ Bill Noyes, Brenda Thompson,|Sanders, Luanne Pleshok, Bev. Jayne Brinning, Jeff Keenan, Wiltshire, Sue Graper, Marilyn Kevin Wiltshire. Finley, Karen Burke, Shirley The Scholarship Bar was pre- Mellema, Brenda Jewison, Jan sented by Mrs. M. Wright to Hodges, Rosemary MacDonald, the pupils who maintained an|Carol Anne Richards, Cindy 80 per cent average for all sub-|"lement, Debbie Banfield, Sher- jects during the year, with no," Lott, Stephanie Prescott, Jan one subject averaging below 75) !Ce Brooks, Linda Piney, Elaine wer cent: Peter Anderson, Wen-|Mcindiess, Janet Bodashefsky, dy Ejismont, Michael Engel,|Dianne Seitl, Cathy McNab. Paul Graham, Stewart Low,|.. Prack and Field: Don Brooks, Janet Reimer. Brian Thomp-| Kevin Conlon, Michael Engel, son, Dianne Chapman, Ross YVonne Hiemstra, Kathy Mc- Pym, William Sanders, Jane|Nab, Bobby Rollo, Tom Scero,| Anderson, Nancy Anderson,|Cory McGillis, John Nicholson, Reth Liston. Kathy Howard.|J0anne Hiemstra, Jane Charl Tracey Sager, Stephen Bind,|ton, Ann Laughlin, Debbie Leslie Chambers. Tim Eaton.|Mellema. Liann Motschenbach Bill Heard. ¢arolyn Maxymuik,|€! JO Ellen McGillis, Jeff . Preston Davis, Rogers. Linda Charlton, Jim Cathy Heafd. Sherri Hender-|Nicholson, Dianne Sander, son, Elizafeth Laughlin, Allan Janet Crawford, John Davidson, Mouck, Reimer, Mark Marilyn Forster, Harold Gra- : t Crawford, Mari- ham, Christine Greer, Jo-Anne lyn Fe r." Harold Graham,|Kot, Linda Leddy, Mark Bob Hutton, Elizabeth James,|200mpson, Georgia Thorburn, Jane Krantz, Cathy Shemilt,|Janice Van de Walker, Doug David Whitsitt, Alison Berry,|Whiteman, Tony Young, David Carson, | James Bind, Karen Burk, Robbie G . Marilyn Greer,|Peter Falik, Marilyn Greer Jan Hodzes, Kathy Ireland) Dianne Newman, Susan Ram- Karen Schoenau, Janet James, Shaw, Ken Blakely, Jim Rich- Jim Neal, Brenda Thompson, 2's, Danny Scorgie, Gary Diane Knowler, Bobby Mc-\Jaylor. Bill Bellinger, Pau! Cartney, Marlene Metcalf,|Kent, Jim Neal, Paul Phillips, Cathy Stark, Jayne Brinning,|Nancy Robinson, Ruth Neal, Cindy Kucama, Tina Leith. Karen Eaton, Gary Maughan, Recipients of the Senior Brian Smith, Debby Scero, school Letter for this year | Richard Akin, Jayne Brinning, are: Linda Charlton, Sherri Henderson, Billy Reimer, Deb- | bie Bellinger, Janet Crawford, Marilyn Forster, Harold Gra- ham, Jane Krantz, Cathy| Shemilt, Devid Whitsitt, Bever-| ly Wiltshire, Georgia Thorburn. | Junior School Letter: Leslie | Chambers, Tim Eaton, Ann A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 1442 King St. East 723-2721 WHITBY KINSMEN CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY Mark Thompson, |° Gary Lyon, Duncan McDougall, | « |ham, David Whitsitt, David P |Johnson, Gary Lyon, Duncan) Cathy Shemilt. stair Simeson, Gary Taylor, | Hougall, Christine Greer, Mark|the bar and letter awards sys- mo Warren, Ken Blakely, Sager, Michael Kalnitsky, Bob|tem. Senior -- Jane Krantz, | over the soil in some places, he | Susan Ramshaw, Debbie Pay-payl Whitsitt, Christine Hud- : son, Brenda Jewison, Elizabeth! Metcalf, Gordon Phillips, Val-|, Softball: James Bind, Bob Laughlin, Dianne Sander, Rose- erie Richard, Richard Gra- Hutton, Brad Jackson, Brian mary ham, Cathy Heard, Sherri Green, Stuart Low, Tom Scero,|/Greer, Georgia Thorburn, I y.| David Whitsitt, Alison Berry, Billy Reimer, Debbie Bellinger, L@nny Rusnell, Ken Blakely,/Brian Green, Jan Pamela Cranfield, Harold Gra- Jim Van de Walker, Gary Tay-) Kathy Ireland, Karen Schoe-| ham, Georgina Thorburn, lor, Rick Carson, George Bouw-|nau, Sherri Lot, David Whitsitt, Marilyn Finley, meester, Steve Green, Doug) shire. Gary Shiels, Scott Brinning,,J@mes Berry, Glenn Fleisch-)chael Engel, Wendy Ewart, de a a: | Houghton, Ron'Lorne Lean, Janet Reimer, | merley, Bill Bellinger, Patricia Piney. Marilyn Greer, Dianne Tom Scero, Deborah Young, . . 5 Heather Cook, Joanne Hiem- Need An Oil Furnace? stra, Tracey Sager, Larry CALL Banks, Jane Charlton, Susanne 125 Shulman Asks New Counsel, Could Delay Royal Inquiry sion's lawyer, was prejudiced|his charges against provincial against him and called for an|officials and said they were re- impartial commission counsel. sponsible for causing needless third time since opened May 1| The Ontario Supreme Court | deaths in Toronto. if Dr. Morton Shulman carries| Justice ignored the request and| He said the government could out a threat to file an action|/Dr, Shulman threatened to ask|long ago have exposed one Tor- with the Ontario Court of Ap-|the Court of Appeal for an/onto doctor as a quack, but peal seeking a new commission | order compelling the commis-|their interference has allowed counsel. ion aeiperrad sek er aa gegen hese a9 ho as a. ; ivy j >| 'We'll adjourn unti o'clock| Y, to continue injecting useless the former, Metropolitan. "Tor. '9m0rrow." said Mr, Justice serum into patients suffering hi . er that the| Parker. numerous illnesses. a iacat sevens inter-| If Dr. Shulman files another Dr, Shulman accused Dr. H. fered in inquests resumed Tues-| appeal today, it would delay B. Cotnam, Ontario supervising day after it was delayed from the inquiry until at least Sept- coroner, and William Common, May 23. ember. The High Court has re- deputy attorney-general in 1963, fe ,. cessed for the summer and will of preventing an inquest in 1963 Near the end of Tuesday's not sit again for two months. that would have exposed Dr. Y sessions, Dr. Shulman com- = "medica at ; a plained to Mn, Justice William PRESSES CHARGES as & "medical quack doing 1p Parker, the commissioner, that When the hearing reopened Dr Charles Dubin, the commis-|Dr. Shulman continued to press ; geons was afraid to take action Floods In Holland Marsh s:s.2"Ptevets | Halve Market Garden Crop "0 ns 1930, Dr. Joseph Dawson, col- Clubs represented at the BRADFORD, Ont. (CP)--Con-}said. Fields are quagmires. e registrar, was called to dinner included Whitby | sumers in a large part of south- Vegetables in flooded areas are the premier's office and told Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis and |ern Ontario will higher rotting and those in dry spots that if the college went ahead Whitby' Legion Branch | prices for fresh vegetables this are being eaten by bugs because with action it then intended to members summer because of flooding in insecticide - spraying equipment take against a Windsor doctor, Holland Marsh, where the loss cannot be taken in it would lose its licence may exceed 50 per cent of the The weather bureau said 12.39 Dr. Shulman said he learned market garden crop inches of rain fell on the area' of the incident from Dr. Dawson Wholesalers in Toronto said in the first 29 days of June.jwho also showed him a thick ady are rising Normal rainfall is 244 to 2%4 file of complaints against Dr. and prices for carrots, onions inches in June § and potatoes will follow. -- iaaauaed TORONTO (CP)--The Parker Royal Commission inquiry to- day could be delayed for the Cotnam later took the stand to deny Dr. Shulman's al- legation, © Dr, Shulman charged that the Whitby Club and vice-pres- ident, Joseph Ottenbrite; president James McTeague and Deputy Governor, James Pilkington The Scott Clarke, Darlene.Gam- Jewison, Evelyn Peterson, ble, Sherry Anne Charlebois Rosemary MacDonald, Debbie Safety Patrol: Wendy Ewart, Bellinger, Janet Crawford, Eliz- Linda Charlton, Beverley Blak-'abeth James, Jane Krantz, ley, Janet Crawford, Jane Carolyn McCartney, Cathy calculable harm to the public." W College of Physicians and Sur- |g WEEKLY BRIDGE The winners and high scores|during the past years. The win- in the games played last week/ners were: McKinny Trophy, by the Oshawa, General Motors|Mrs. E. J. Wadsworth; Series land Brooklin. Duplicate Bridge|Trophy, John Miller; Individual Clubs were: ou ng s. yg em ed Pairs, Mrs. H. Cruwys an OSHAWA CLUB ; North and South = Mie Re J. Drummond; Open Pairs, Mr. : ' 'and Mrs. K. Marden; Ladies* |Morris and Mrs. E. J. Wads- pairs, Mrs. K. Marden and worth, 143; Mrs, K, Marden : land P. Kaukonen, 132; F. Coles|MtS. S: P. | Kendal: Men's jand J. Miller, 131; Dr. S. P./patterson; Open Teams, Mrs, Kandel and Mrs. G, A. Rundle,/p 3 Culp, Mrs. G. A. Rundle 123; Mrs. Ferguson and J. D.|Mrs. Vo Silgailis and C Ferguson, 122. \Goles ' East and West -- Miss G.|---- i a |Bovay and Mrs. W. Heron, 137; |R. Eagleson and R. White, 134; i i [R. Eagleson and R- White, 134; No mistake with steab 'F. Taylor and L. I. Hall, 122; ig G. Marian and T. Brady, Cresta Roja is a deliciously medium dry red table wine | made from | GENERAL MOTORS French hybrid Mrs. M. Clarke and Mrs. grapes y. J, Timmins, 77; Mr. and| grown in Mrs. K. Marden, 72; J. Willis Niagara, land D. McCuaig, 69; Mrs. R. Morris and J. Miller, 65; Mrs. C. Davies and W. Medland, BROOKLIN CLUB North and South -- Miss| A. V. Drummond and 1. Peel.| 196; gmrs. V. A. Silgailis and} |E. Coles, 192; Mrs. R. Heron| and J. Patterson, 176; Mrs. R.| Morris and J. Miller, 165. East and West -- Mrs. W. Heron and R. Niglis 190: J. H. Winter and R. Howe, 184; Mrs. R. Barrand and D. McCuaig, 178; Mrs. G. Hall and L. I Hall, 170; Mrs. M. Smyth and Miss G. Bovay, [69. L | At the closing party trophies Phone Brights for free home delivery! were presented to the winners | | | | MEDIUM DRY, Krantz, Alison Berry, Gary Shemilt, David Whitsitt, Bever- : a Pi Shiels, Rickey Carson, Ken ly Wiltshire, Barbara Banfield, stn we ae perce Chapman, Darlene Fraser Karen Burk, Patricia Cochrane, rich Wank "kall Honderiie Lake Orchestra: Karen Motschen-;Susan Ramshaw, Tim Platt, | oi mcoe is ania ik Metropolitan bacher, Patty Cliffe, Megan\Jim Richards, Carol Richards, Toronto 'But it "a Hants the Kimmerley, Larry Banks, Jane|Grant Whittington, Da Tlene) vices in ost of seuthern Gn: Charlton, Ann Laughlin, Mar- Fraser, Carmen Jenkins, How: | ario. Kanes GaN, ae Ee Nene aoe | Fifty per cent of Canada's on- caret Russell n C Nancy Robin-} F *rawford,: Carolyn Mc- Patricia Moy : Paiva ; ccoadlhegd obtgy oes son, Susan Schwartz, Gayle !0n crop Is grown there. Writing: Yvonne Hiemstra, Shiels, Kathy MacDonald. The -marsh is rich enough to Janet Reimer, Janet Bodashef-| Tumbling: Tom Scero, Dan: | produce more than one crop, so sky, Dianne Chapman, Patty|ny Carson, Dave Harris, Don | that the price increases may not | Cliffe. Kathy Howard, Carolyn|Brooks, Bob Wheaton, Bobby|be permanent. Producers are} Maxymuik, Janice Munday,|Rollo, James Bind, Peter | concerned, however, that con- Cathy Heard,~ Chris Salmers,|Falik, Mark Thompson, Doug) tinuing heavy rains may do fur- Debbie Bellenger, Janet Craw-|Whiteman, Duncan McDougall, |ther damage. ford, Jan Hodges, Bill Belling-| Ricky Clarke, Gary Lyon,| Arthur Evans, Progressive er, Jim Neal, Scott Brinning, Lorne Simeson, David Johnston, | Conservative member of the leg- Valerie Scilley. Bill Reimer. |islature for Simcoe Centre, said) q VISIT ZELLER'S Se ARE RR ' ; Fanny Hislop Prize Winners: |today the loss of the June crop BATHING SUIT Folk Dancing: Stephen Bind, representing the highest mark/has already exceeded 50 per| | Diana saga nee yaa" Aga Eteach oF tha grade. elaht loent hod La ie Heard. Heien| castes: Mr. Guy's room -- Bill' "If it doesn't stop raining we, Iau wale ng 4 , |Reimer. Mrs. Brownson's room wij] Jose it all," he said. | Kolodziejczak, Janice Munday, Jeff Paterson, Valerie Richard,| --C&thy Shemilt. Arthur Wright, deputy reeve| Jeff Rogers, Preston Davis,| Home and School Plaque: for of West Gwillimbury Township, | SELECTION FROM Jan Hodges, Allison Berry,|the highest average marks said the damage may _have| completing the Junior and! ruined some small - scale marsh Intermediate School: Junior -- farmers. | ' We've a Hand Picked Bathing Suit Selection Caroline Maxymuik. Senior-- WORSE THAN HAZEL JUST FOR YOU! 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