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4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, October 14, 1958 PLOTTING AGAINST DUNLOPS TONIGHT Pictured above are five new { members of this year's Kitchen. er-Waterloo Dutchmen. Coach Bobby Bauer (with Whistle) as plots his club's strategy against the Whitby Dunlops here at the arena tonight. Left to right, the | DE WHITBY and DISTRICT Oshawa Speaker At WA Meeting The Women's Association met in the United Church, Whitby, at 2:30 on Tuesday, October 11th, with the president, Mrs. A. R. Colwill, presiding. ' The meeting opened with hymn 578 and repeating the 100 Psalm in unison followed by prayer. The secretary's report was by Mrs. Quantrill and Mrs. gave the treasurer's report. Plans were made to sponsor the film, 'Switzerland a Paradise on Earth", and a Swiss handicraft exhibition, on behalf of the Inter- national Fellowship to be given on Monday November 21st, and tick- ets are available for same from any WA member. The Star Free Concert had to be postponed un- til a later date. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Elliott of the Service Group had charge of the program and read a Thanks- giving poem. Mrs. L. F. Richard- son introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Clayton Lee; of Oshawa, who gave a very inspiring talk on Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Ward thanked Mrs. Lee and the meeting closed with Mizpah benediction. After the meeting the Service ven ond | Group entertained Mrs. Lee at the | | | new players are: Don Kendall Bob Dawson, Paul Knox, Beryl Kline and Ed Harrison. home of Mrs. L. F. Richardson. 'Ruthor Speaks At First | Meeting Of Home, School The first meeting of the Whitby yi | District High School Home and © | School Association took place on | Wednesday evening, October 12th, | at the school and was well attend. ed by both parents and teachers. President Mrs. A. B. Crawford announced that at Commencement this year the Association would award ten prizes, covering all sub- jects in Grade 12, to students with highest standing in these sub- | jects. Mrs. Crawford also an- nounced that Home and School E bers would - stu- dents to Toronto to the Red Feath- er football game. John Brant, a Grade 12 student, gave a most interesting account of the Scout Jamboree, illustrat- ing his talk with various articles brought to the Jamboree by Scouts of different nations, Marilyn Scott from Grade 11 played two selec. tions on the accordion. Tg Speake; ol ihe eyoning was s Grace L. Irwin, M.A., head ; |of the Department of Classics at MISS G. L. IRWIN, MA Humberside Collegiate, Toronto. {Miss Irwin is the author of two| heritage of literary treasure," she recent - novels, "Least of All said. Saints" and "Andrew Conning-| She illustrated by various means WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY Accounts of social events and news items of local interest and names of visitors are ap- ton". The subject of her talk was| the superiority of the written over "The Written Word in a World of| the spoken word, and urged a re- ! many and Sweden since crops in thoge countries are below those of | | made earl, bulk of ol ~ with no indication of an improve- B.C. Will Ship Apples To UK. KELOWNA, B.C. (CP) -- First shipment of British Columbia 3pples to Great Britain from the le Okanagan Mr. gain a foothold on markets in The McIntosh apple now is on all major markets in western Canada. First country car shipment was this month and the ers filled by thanksgiv- The apple picture in eastern Canada is "anything but bright", Mr, Walrod said: Apples are re- tailing at extremely low levels ment before the end of the year. Even the cold storage situation is tight due to some districts ex- ceeding estimates. This Sunday of the Whitby nad" EE nas sary urch's : Special speaker for the worship will be Rev. Johnston, BD, DD, above, known United Church and popular lecturer. | ) cently, Dr. Johnston ter of Eglinton Ave. United Church, Toronto. The evening worship will be conducted by the WAS NOTED BAPTIST HAMILTON (CP)--Mrs. William B. Meikleham, 86, active for many years on the women's mission board of the Baptist Convention of -| Ontario and Quebec, died Wednes- | day. She was the widow of Rev.| Meikleman. , Rev. John Smith. .. At this service, a verbal and. pi torial report of the World day School Convention, which was held in Cleveland during the summer will be given by Mr. Clarence Freek, and the local church school staff will be installed. Chaos". It might be epitomized| turn to family reading, beginning by the phrase "The Power of the early and training the mind to a Written Word". By way of intro- habit of reading, widening with duction, she laid stress on the fact| the years. | that the state of fear and frus-| Her talk was illustrated by a tration . existing in this modern rich fund of allusion, and covered| world was neither new nor insur- her own reactions to great fiction, | HEY THERE! You with the Saturday night Blues, Come Lose Your Blues preciated. And Wear Out Your Shoes At the New TEEN "N TWENTY DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE EAST WOODLAND HALL STARTING OCTOBER 15th Located due north from The Dew-Drop-inn highway No. 2, on High Bush Trail THE BEST IN DANCING ENTERTAINMENT ADMISSION 50¢ TENDERS WANTED Tendors for the supplying of oil for the undersigned until 5 p.m. Friday 21st, 1955. Lowest or any tender not neces- 'sarily accepted. mountable, "The absence of inde-| poetry, the drama, historical ro-| {pendent thought, the prevalent mance and the eternal truths of Mr. Jack Isaacson of Detroit over-indulgence in mere amuse-| Scripture from childhood to the has been in town for the past few| ment, should yield to our immense' present day. days visiting relatives and friends. | {Scholes and Gerry Theberge, ! lose to the Stanley Cup champions BELL CAB MO 8-311 MISS MILDRED PRICE, Secretary Committee of Stews Box 89, ; Dunlops Meet Dutchies sever ont wa PS Attendance Reaches Waterloo Dutchmen into the Whit-| % oy ,.| tinued Gagnon, 'but mainly be- T, W. Lawler. At the meeting, the! [by Arena tonight in the season's| cause this will be the Dutchies'| committee decided fo hold The (Olympics, will be at top strength Coach Gagnon, 'having played to acquaint the mothers with the schools has: | it. | | $ " h and at King Street School, Miss j= this tilt. Kenny Laufman, who| with or against a lot of them,|aims of the Association. [high of 1,059 pupils, the Whitby Margaret. Real has 39 pupils. This! | ! " . Street pupils are taken to King Ed Harrison, with Paul Knox on by Bobby Attersley, with Tommy WHITBY MIXED BOWLING |Vided he Board with 3 Pres Street School by taxi. right. Don Oberholtzer, Pete Kow- O'Connor on right wing, while LEAGUE | down of the scho to go in goal with Joe Schertzl,| and Sandy Air. Doug Williams! free tickets to their games with " tha Bud Kemp, Bob Dawson, Byrle| will centre Ted Degray and Kenny| no opposition. | Jy. the way, is Just five jes a {been working his charges hard|Donlevy and Ross Hawe will like-| 691 (252, 249); Doug Rowden, 683 W |every night at the local arena,|ly share the goal-tending chore. (235, 228); Don Reed, 680 (292,| and Brock Street eon] sw | White, 629 (275); Dick Sundin, 625 rooms were opened at Hillcresf (213, 209); Reg Norris, 613 (229);|to make the school a _12-room Tonight In Hockey Preview | Coach Bobby Bauer leads his four goals of the classy Kitchener| The Whitby Girl Guide and! [ Allan Cup - winning Kitchener club. This is not just because they| Brownie Association met recently | {are Allan Cup champions," con-|at the home of Commissioner Mrs. | | first hockey rg pre Dutch-| fifth game while it is our Club's on October 18th, for the Guides 1059, Seven Rooms Opened {men who will go to Italy this year first, I know most of the players/and Brownies' mothers, to intro-| : to t Canada in the World| tch club," said] | dance at Whitby's public this year. At Hillcrest School | 0 represen e on the Kitchener u sald| duce them to the new leaders, and Atten reached the all-time| Miss Patsy Moore has 42 pupils won the Senior "A" OHA scoring | and they certainly have a great { | title last year will centre George|club. You have to be good to only Public School Bdard was this week| year, kindergarten pupils from| BOWLING NEWS advised. Earl Fairman, Supervis- Dundas School are taken to Hill- while Jim Logan will go to left Ly two goals," he concluded: A ory Principal of the schools, pro- crest School by taxi "and Brock wing on a new line centred by Gagnon will play on line centred y alachuck, and Jack McKenzie Frank Bonello, from last year"s| Stokers and Buzzards added sev- classes this term. " will likely form the other forward| Chatham Maroons, will centre ajen points to their total as the On October 7th, he said, the total wall. Dennis Brodeur is scheduled line composed of Freddy Etcher|County Bowl and Rockets had ,ooiiation stood at 1,059, which, {Kline and Howie Lee set for blue-| Sinclair. On the defence will be; Marty Jordan led the scorin, {line duties. | Eddie ery Alf Treen, Harry| With an 800 (303, 261, 236); Hugh attending this Lom. Sviagh od Coach Bus Gagnon, who has| Sinden and Don McBeth. Jack) Sims, 694 (263, 223); Bill Potts, Hh the Hillcrest average at 33| | says that he "will be satisfied if Face-off time will be at 9.00 p.m.| 218); Bill Collins 669 (237, 223);| Total enrollment 3 the Dunlops stay within three or today in the Whitby Arena. Milly Peggs, 653 (259); Bill] School, now the largest in the | Forbes, 649 (257, 218); Violet! town, is 381. This year seven more| : W. C. Town & Sons Jim Mifflin, 610 (270); Ron Pas- building. King Street School is coe, 609 (232); George Browning, | next largest with '262 pupils: Col-| FRIGIDAIRE 607 (227); I. Mothersill, 607 (231): borne Street School, where Grades| | private homes will be visited. It| | is hoped to wind up the campaign | this year in short order. APPOINT PROFESSOR NEW YORK (CP)--Wolfgang G. | Friedmann, 48, professor of public The amount required by the law at the University of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. D. King - yes- terday celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary. The fine old couple were entertained to a party at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs- W. E. Pellow, of 206 Euclid St. The Kings have four sons, Leslie, Jim, Charlie and | full. Sylesta, and one daughter, Lena. They have eight grand- children, and 14 great-grandchil- dren. Although Mr. King is 90, and his spouse 85 they are both wonderfully alert, and both en- joyed the family reunion in {Victorian Order o CELEBRATE 64TH WEDDING | volved. five participating organizations has been named to the faculty of are as follmvs: Columbia University, Dean Wil- liam Warren of Columbia's law Nurses $1,500.00! sc hool announced Wednesday. Salvation Army 1,20 Institute for the Blind 1 IODE 0. 0.00 Friedmann will serve as director of ,300.00 international legal studies at £00,000 Columbia. Women's Institute 150.00 The Committee has allocated EASTERN PLAINS $250.00 for printing and advertis- East Pakistan has large areas of ing, which is the only expense in- flat country with no hills or rocks | visible for miles. Community Chest Campaign WHITBY CLASSIFIED A Boon To Human Welfare | A sound investment in human welfare is being asked of the citi- zens of Whitby next week. Mon- day marks the opening of the sixth annual campaign of the Whitby Community Chest, with an object- ive of $5,000. The Committee has felt that as centennial year celebration cli- max the citizens should in a gen- erous manner pay tribute, not only to the early founders of some of the organizations which are in- cluded in the appeal this year, such as the Victorian Order of Nurses, the Salvation Army, the Canadian Institute for the Blind, and the Womens Institute, which has the honor of being the sec- ond oldest branch in Canada. In the appeal also is the Viscount Greenwood Chapter of the Imper- fale Order Daughters of the Em- spire with diversified community interests. MANAGER'S STATEMENT Campaign Manager J. N. Me- Kine said yesterday in an inter- view concerning the needs of the various organizations in the chest that it would take only 65 cents from every man, woman child in Whitby to put the cam- paign over the top. 'We are thank- ful that every one of our citizens far more than their quota to make| up for those who cannot give as freely. However, if every house. holder would bear in mind this figure of 65 cents, per member of the household, then they would know if they gave more or less than their share." Mr. McKine, who was manager last year, and has headed several campaigns in Whitby, said he felt confident that with everybody getting be- hind the campaign, the objective would be reached. 'There is, how- ever, a lot of hard work to be done," he added. With team captains and can- | CARPENTER"S OVERALLS, 9-0Z, PER| square yard. Sanforized Denim. Five pocket apron. Sizes 36 to 44 at $5.50. Mercantile Dept. Store, Whitby. 238¢ RUSSELL WILDE, ELECTRICAL, CON- tracting, new homes, water heaters, fix- tures, range cables a specialty. Phone MO. 83174. Nov. 12 WANTED TO RENT--by November lst, large-size apartment or house in Whit by or district. Box 207 Times Gazette, Whitby. Oct. 30 HOME INSULATION, BLOWING FOR RENT THREE BEDROOM bungalow. Available October 15th or Nov- ember 1st. Phone MO. 8-2964. 238b FOR SALE --- TWO COAL STOVES; one double bed, with mattress; German Write Keith King, 606 (236); Helen Bas- tarache, 606 (223), Other high scores: Bill Jordan, 208; Jessie; Hesse, 289: Russ Dodd, 217; Eva Bartell, 231; Marj. Gordon, 230; Ron Childs, 212; Ma- rion Knibb, 213; Vie Igglesden,| 205; Albert Knibb, 226; Irene Sims, 255; Link Yates 210; Frank Bastarache, 203; May Robson, 200; Lorraine Foote, 204; Bert Foote, 245; Larry Heffering, 208; Jeanne Sabins, 218; Lloyd Sabins, 222; Dorothy Sundin, 215; Joyce Johap- sen, 223; Marg Browning, 217; Bud Goode 221; Bill Moorehouse, 203; Jim "Connors, 202; Helen Dionne, 226; John Dionne, 239; Reta Han- sen, 231; Hilmar Hansen, 204; Ann Bryant, 224; Art Wilson, 295. Team standing: County Bowl, 19; Sabre Jets, 19; Stokers, 19;! Cubs, 13; Misfits 12; Whippers, | 12; Buzzards, 12; Rockets, 11; The Saints, 11; Blowers, 11; Wood: veckers, 9; Tartans, 7; Corn Husk-' VI, VII and VIII of the town, ex- ceot in Hillcrest and Brock Street Schools, are ted, has AUTHORIZED DEALER MO 8-3410 Whitby, Ontario. an enrollment of 229 punils. Dun-| das Street School has 130 pupils and Brock Street School has 57 pupils, Two Kindergartens are operat-| ing in the Public School system HISTORI€ ITEM The first almanac published in the United States came from a Philadelphia press in 1687, ers, 5; C.D.C.s, 4; Dominion, 2; Grand Union, 2. | Lemon League: Margaret Craw- forth, 84; Helen Dionne, 91; Eve| Clark, 95; Doris Beaton, 75; Bev Aukland, 97. Winners of last week's prizes were: Vic Igglesden, May Robson and coke winners were: Doris Beaton and Carl Pascoe. | WHITBY Method. Free Estiate -- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED THE SANITARY WAY, Wal ter Ward, Whitby. Phone MO. 8-2563, Nov. MOWAT'S REAL ESTATE -- LISTINGS wapted, small acreage, farms, homes for" prospective clients, signs Phone MO. 8.2610. Nov. 3 WE HAVE FIRST AND SECOND MORT- gage money to loan. Good interest rates, Shepherd, thoroughbred dog, 6 months old; also some white cabbage, John erssens, Church Street South, Picker-| 8. = FOR SALE --- TWO LARGE, ONE shall Coleman Space Hheater, good R ble; also play-pen, like new. 603 Walnut Street. 238¢ FOR SALE -- '48 CHEV PANEL HALF- ton truck. Reg. Reed, 223 Pine Street. Ki 1 {in {Phone MO. 82931. Roga Real .Estate Ltd. Oct 28 and| vassers being lined up, the cam-| paign will get under way on] CONCRETE GRAVEL, pc Mga Monday. Chairman is Councillor aranton. MO 8-2660. Oct. 13 Stuart Roblin, whose father, dis ET CTR Tr M. Roblin, was largely instrumen- --- h . tal in forming the organization Sursined. 131 Brock Street South, Phone 238¢ OR RENT -- FOUR-ROOMED APART- 'ment, heated. Available November 1st. Apply L. Vandewall, 134 Byron Street, North, Whitby, Friday after 6 p.m., all day Saturday. 238b WANTED TO RENT -- FURNISHED d required by "business six years ago while it was spons- . ored by the Chamber of Com- ROOM TO LET -- SUIT TWO. PHONE merce. Campaign manager and MO. 83315. 28% treasure is Jack McKone, mana- wirer Two GENTLEMEN ROOM. ger of the Bank of Montreal, while ers, willing to share room, single beds. T. M. Moore is secretary, a post One block from four corners. Phone MO. he has held for several years, and 84233 after 7 p.m. 2% it is expected that daily returns pop SATE _ THREE MONTH OLD will be made, Citizens working in| Barred Rock Pullets; $1.00 each. Call industries will once again be able Don McQuay. MO. 8-3414. 239a to contribute through the popular | rere =rr=rrrn ROOM FOR payroll plan. All factories, the| Nagle business girl, Write Box 220, hospital, places of b and | Times-Gazette, Whitby. 2390 couple. Conveniences and central. Write Box 415, Times-Gazette, Whitby. 238¢c EVERYTHING FOR FALL GARDENING 100 Varieties TOP QUALITY BULBS Most New Varieties MASTER Spring...Coming Up! Now is the time to make your This is Whitby's Centennial Year, and the Sixth year of the Community Ghest appeal. It is an appeal to the citizens to invest in worthy social service--the need of every growing town. The needs of and the work of the organizations particie ! pating are well known to the citizens. choice from our big shipment of beautiful bulbs. They've Just ar- rived, BUY NOW, PLANT SOON! make FEEDS ow . CAMPAIGN OPENS MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 You are asked to give generously to the following organizations. VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES .............. $1,500 THE SALVATION ARMY Yeuh en sieae ne 31,200 INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND .................. $1,300 THE I0ODE, $600 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE $150 Advertising, printing $250 Open Evenings Until 8:30 A. W. RUNDLE GARDEN CENTRE 1015 King St. E. Oshawa Nov.7,M.W.F, Your 1-stop Centre for FLOWER BULBS A WIDE SELECTION OF FERTILIZERS % PEAT MOSS % GARDENITE % BONE MEAL % SO-GREEN % TORGANIC % MILLORGANITE FOR RENT -- TWO ROOMS, FURNISH. jed for single man, or couple without | children, Alex Semko, 631 Brock Street | North. Phone MO. 8-2504. 23% | ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GEN. tlemen. Phone MOg 8-4215. 3b ROOM AND BREAKFAST FOR TWO. | Phone MO. 82333. 238¢ are in a position to and do give BROCK "5 (NOW PLAYING] EVENING SHOWS 7 & 9 P.M. Sr SSS SR SY SATURDAY MAT. 1:30 P.M. Total ONLY $1,000 DOWN We have listed 2 new brick ultra:modern bungalows, open fireplace, oil heating. Choice locations, sewer and water. Never before have we been able to sell a new home with so low a down payment, with the balance as rent. ' TO CLOSE ESTATE A cosy little stucco home situated on a beautiful, Very choice central location, BOWMAN & GIBSON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Established over 30 years in Whitby Mrs. P. R, McLeod -- Real Estate Representative | Phone Whitby MO 8-3521 Evenings: MO 8-3544 | 219] 54 CHURCH ST. | Will All workers in this campaign, including officers, are volunteers. There is ho mone Sa ey paid to them. Every cent goes for the chest campaign. _---- Official receipts issued for income tax deduction purposes. large, treed lot. GIVE GENEROUSLY WHITBY COMMUNITY CHEST COMMITTEE S. ROBLIN T. M. MOORE J. McKINE Chairman Secretary Manager and Treasurer by ~ WILLIAM A. WELLMAN Produced by LAMAR TROTTI l Lamar Trotti Screenp! ay b by pis Fin W. §. Burnett (OSHAWA) | RA 3-2229 |