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- PAGE FOUR I a a a, THE DAILY INES SArey I: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2, 1951 +5, H. ORMISTON Editor and Manager " PHONE 703 - - ---- WHITBY AND DISTRICT NEWS: ROBT CORBETT News Editor PHONE 703 'Whitby Merchants Extend Best Christmas Greetings To All Pickering Couple Wed Half Century Dec. 25 "Jacob Ayrer, German dramatist of the 16th century, wrote more Rg plays over a 10 - year a Re-Appointed DOUGLAS THOMSON of Brooklin, Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Whitby District High School Board, has been re-appointed as the County's representative on the .Board. A member since the formation of the Board, Mr. Thomson is exception- ally well posted on the business aspect of school matters, WHITBY ELECTRIC Earl "Jake" Bryant WATER HEATERS - FARMS INSTALLATIONS - FIXTURES Phone 650 Whitby LUM AND EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES WE DO CUSTOM PLANING CALL AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR BUILDING NEEDS. ALSO OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN. AJAX L COMPANY HICKORY ST. WHITBY PHONE 2197 'The MERCANTILE DEPARTMENT STORE WHITBY Closed 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve MR. AND MRS. Married 50 Years Christmas Day Pickering Township, are at home to friends today on the Seeasion of a reception to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their WITSAM JUDD --Times-Gazette Stars Photo. Whitby Day By Day Accounts ef social events, aay [l news items of local interest and of are PHONE 703 PP Local officers of the Salvation Army are going home for Christ- mas, Lieut. Green to Niagara Falls, and Lieut. Knapp to Hamilton. On Saturday, December 22, at 7 o'clock, the Young People of the Salvation Army will present their Annual Christmas Concert af 211 Brock Street South, Whitby. Mrs. James Sleightholm and Mrs. Albert Hawes were in Bur- lington on Thursday attending the funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Cornish, also attending were i Mr. and Mrs, Lincoln Gregor. | Mr, and Mrs. Frank Threadgold will spend Christmas in Hamilton with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Thompson 'and family , OPENS NEW BUSINESS Recently out from Holland, Mr. Michael de Leet, has opened a shoe repair and harness and saddle shop | on Colborne Street, west - of the Munns Press, He has come here with his wife and two children and hopes to establish a good business. All kinds of leather work will be specialized, harness, saddles, brief cases, 'ladies hand bags, etc. An expert in his line, only high qual- ity work will be done. Close at- tention will be given to shoe re- pass, including rubber heels and es. APPOINT TRUSTEES © Five appointments to county High School Districts have been made by Council. They are: Paul Purves to the High School Board of the Township of East Whitby; T. Bryan to the Ontario North District High School Board; Doug- las Thomson of Brooklin to the Whitby District High School card; Ronald Peel to the Central Ontario County District Board and Fred McNair to the Pickering District Board. GIVE FINAL REPORT The final report for 1961 on the building of Fairview Lodge, was given to County Council this week. It indicated that the final cost may be about $825,000 or some $25,000 less than anticipated, Outside work and landscaping will be done early next year. As for the old building, to be vacated at the beginning of next week, it has been sold to Dr. J, O, Ruddy and ownership is to be trans- ferred to another group but full announcement of its operation as a private hospital is expected in Janu- ary. Possession of the Old Home BROC THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY Evening Shows 7 AAA, ALSO CARTOON -- "COMEDY -- - NOVELTY WHITBY PHONE 6138 p.m, and 9 p.m, GIVE BROCK THEATRE GIFT TICKETS FOR CHRISTMAS _ Now. ON SALE AT OUR BOX Sree and transfer of the property deed will be made w February 1, if noc before, DISPOSE OF GOODS A quantity of surplus, used goods in the old Ontario County Home, which is not suitable for use in Fairview Lodge, will be disposed of by the Commissioners of the home. It will be sold either by public auction or by tendet. "ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS AND ADS. ON PAGES 5, 7 AND 8. Chas. Bradley & Son Decorating Contractors For Efficient Service Cell Secarboro 7128 Whitby 559 T. re MYGLAND First class painting and decorating. Interior, finishes a specialty Phone 488 'Dundes St. & 'Warden Receives Gold Watch At the close of the year's busi- ness of County Council, the re- tiring. warden, Ferguson Munro, Reeve of Brock Township, was given the traditional gift of a solid gold watch, This is a token of esteem from his colleagues on council, To Reeve Ernest Haynes of Port Perry, Chairman of the Finance Committee, fell the honor of making the presentation ad- dress. Mr. Hayes said: "Our meeting today is the final one for this year, and it is my privilege and pleasure on behalf of my fellow Councillors to pay our respects for your highly esteemed services to your County as War- den for the year 1951, We all agree tnat you have al- ways, in a cheerful trie..aly iaua- ner, given freely of your time and talents tO carry your uuwes Eis. ciently, so that many important maiters have been satisfactorily accomplished. The most important of these is the completion and formal open- ing of our beautiful new County Home, Fairview Lodge. We know that in future years WHEN VISITORS COME TO WHITBY 'From time to time visitors come to Whitby and the your family it will help old friends lo) come re-united if you sim an opportunity to record your items of interest. This your newspaper, use it. be- Obituary MURRAY PARISE A resident of Whitby for the past 40 years, Murray Parise, 100 Chest- nut treet, died in Toronto General Hospital early yesterday morning. He was in his 57th year. For the past two months, he had suffered a severe illness. Born in Italy, Mr. Parise came to Canada at the age of seven. He was an employee of the Ontario Malleable Iron ggnd Brass Com- pany of Whitby. His parents prede- creased him some years ago. Sur viving is his wife, the former Caro- line Gammon; two sons, Carl of Whitby and Frank of Toronto and one brother Louis in Toronto. Mr, Parise is resting at the W. C. Town and Sons Funeral Home. Requiem Mass will be sung at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Whitby, by Rev. D. V. Hickey on Monday morning at nine o'clock. Interemnt will be at the mausole- um in Union Cemetery. The pall- bearers will be Francis J. McIn- tyre, Louis Rousseau, Sm, Tony and Jim Calderone, Ajax and Frank Rosettani. Whitby Classified FOR ROCK WOOL INSULATION Rock Wool blown--Roofing--Asphalt and Slate. General Maintenance. Phone 2063. (Jan8) FOR INSULATION ROCKWOOL, blowing, batts, call your local dealer. Walter Ward, 204 Chestnut Street. Phone 2563. (Jan15) FOUND -- SMALL HOUND DOG, wearing a red collar. Apply George Hamer's Store. (2992) SKATES --NEW AND USED, FOR sale, exchanged and sharpened. Also Xey making and general repair. Whitby Cycle, 107 Dundas West, two doors west of Post Office. Phone 2586. J 23) FOR SALE--PEN OF YOUNG PUL- lets, $2.50 each, also good used radio, $18. Phone 2923, Whitby. (2992) CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE, spruce and pine, by St. John's Men's Club. Apply Edward's Booms, Post ye ( you will take great pride in the | Whitb; fact that you were Warden of our ' County at 'the time of this out- | standing event, which certainly shows that the greatest care and planning has been used to make it one of the most modern and best bufldings of its kind in Can- ada. It will provide the means of making a great many of our citi zens comfortable and happy in the declining years of their lives, which is indeed a very worthy cause. Mr, Munro, we ask you to ace cept this token of our sincere re- spect and admiration, It is our hope that you will for many years continue to be a member of this County Council." ---------- PRESENT PLAY Last night the CGIT of Whitby United Church presented as a play, Dickens' "Christmas Carol", It was directed by Mrs, D. Woodward. GEORGE HAMERS 22 Years in Business PLUMBING & HEATING AIR CONDITIONING HOT AIR FURNACES EAVESTROUGH, STOKERS ANN OIL BURNERS Serviced and Installed CROSLEY ELECTRIC REFRIGER- ator, 60 cycle, in perfect condition, 8 cu. ft. McIntyre Hardware, Whitby. (2992) 91 Tomorrow MRS, E. J. BRENNAN Congratulations are being extend- ed to Mrs. E, J. Brennan of Brook- lin who celebrates her 91st birth- day tomorrow at the home of her daughter Mrs, Wesley Piatti. This grand old lady continues in good health and spirits, WHITBY LADIES BOWLING High single, Isabel Moore, 252. High singes, (over 200): Marilyn Mowat, 200; Eva Bartell, 213; Alice Bradley, 218, 242; Bud Bride, 229; Isabel Adair, 220; Isabel Moore, 252. High triples: Eva Bartell, 588; Bud Bride, 500; Madeline Reeson, 567; Alice Bradley, 593; Isabel Adair, 532; Florine Wells, 527; Isa- | bel Moore, 561; Edeline McCoy, 513. High triple, Alice Bradley, 583. Lemon League: Glenys Stephens 56, 92; Louise Parkinson, 86. Points: Brogues 1, Pumps 3; Loafers 3, Ballerinas0. N.B.: Merry Christmas girls. See you all on January 8, 1952. Phone The Times with yours today. Classified ads are sure to pay. COLLINS SHOE STORE PHONE 476 -- WHITBY Open Sat. Evening Till 9 p.m. Authorized Dealer for FRIGIDAIRE W.C. TOWN & SONS WHITBY Phone 410 WASHER WORK GUARANTEED Complete check-up. Wringer grease and ear oll changed. ringer in stock. Special on complete hauls. BUTT RADIO And Appliance 130 Brock St. N., Whitby, Tel. 707 over STROWGER'S FURNITURE CO. LTD. Authorized Dealers for Canadian General Electric Appliances 123 BROCK ST. N. ITBY PHONE 611 BOWMAN & May a joyous Christmas usher in a New Year of happiness and good health for all our cherished friends, GIBSON wurrey S WHITBY and a Happy New Year! Automatic Heating Stan Martin -- Sid Correll in wishing you Merry Christmas Whitby Greetings! For the generous patronage we continue to enjoy we are deeply grateful. For you and yours we wish all the joys of this Yuletide season and, for the coming year, nothing but the best! JAMES SAWDON & SONS Phone 524 Management, and staff 0 DEVERELL MOTORS extend to all best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.