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4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, March 26, 1958 ww " i congregation has increased to | almost capacityr Above, 'Wesley Aarum, Crusade song leader, conducts a choir of over 300 Attendance at the Leighton Ford Crusade meetings has risen steadily, during the past week. From a poor start, the CRUSADE SONG SERVICES be ¥ 3 Lock Noa PULAR HERE oung people, at a song meeting | few minutes, conducts a song I the United Church Hall. Mr. service in the hall every night Aarum, who has a knack of put- | at nine p.m. ting the singers at ease in a --Robertson, Whitby WHITBY and DISTRICT PERSONALS Little Kathy Attwood celebrated her third birthday March 18. Among the guests who atténded| the celebration were: Mr. an Mrs. John Bray, of Raglan, grand- parents; Mrs. Herb Attwood, of Uxbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wil- lows, of Victoria Square; Mr. and | Mrs. Walter Ridley and daughters, | Sharlene and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. | Bob Heron and daughters, Lynn CRUSADE FOR CHRIST Church Packed To Doors On Sunday, Start Of Holy Week With the huge auditorium of the Whitby United Church packed to the doors yesterday afternoon, Palm Sunday, the second week of the Evangelistic Crusade for Christ being conducted by the Rev. Leighton Ford, under Whitby Min- isterial auspices, got away to a most encouraging start. It was necessary to bring in extra seats both for the congregation and the choir. Incidentally, the service marked the beginning of the an- nual Holy Week conducted for a number of years by the Minister- ial A iation. The was lar service, there will be a youth rally starting at 9.30, when those from 12 to 25 will receive a warm welcome. A programme of a spe- cial and appealing character will be featured, and the Rev. Leighton Ford will bring the message. For Good Friday night, the sponsors of the Crusade are conm- fident that the service will be one of outstanding spiritual blessi and a fitting close to the crusade. The sermon yesterday afternoon was a call for men and women everywhere to prepare for the last brought by the younthful evangel- ist; Rev. Wesley Aarum directed the large choir with Robin Nichol- son at the organ, and Homer James, tenor soloist, rendered sev- eral well-known gospel numbers. The offering was for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. INTEREST INCREASING For the week the interest in the crusade is expected to gather momentum and provision has been made for overflow crowd in the Baptist and Anglican churches ad- joining. Those who plan to attend, and these include many groups from local and outside places, can be assured of getting seats. Timely Holy Week messages with appropriate music will be featured from Monday evening to Friddy evening, when the crusade will close. / PLAN FAMILY NIGHT Wednesday will be family night, and it is expected that it will at- tract the largest crowd so far. Suitable recognition will be given to the largest family present at the meeting. YOUTH RALLY which the Rev. Mr. Ford pointed out must assuredly come and at any time. His topic was "Prepare To Meet Thy God". WEEKLY MEETINGS During the past week Rev. Mr. Ford, with members of the cru- sade team, were given excellent and sympathetic reception at the Whitby District High School, the Colborne Street Public School, and Whitby Chamber of Commerce upheld an old tradition of the sea, yesterday, as they welcomed to Whitby harbor the first boat of the season. When the good ship, "Douglas Reid", was safe- ly tied up at the dock, Presi- TRADITIONAL HAT FOR FIRST SKIPPER of Toronto, had arrived from Toronto on his first trip this year. The "Douglas Reid", an 89-ton tug, had towed a barge to Whitby, to pick up cargo. Above, Capt. Blue is congratulated by Mr. Davidson, right. The silk hat is presented as a token, and is retained by the town, while the captain is given a voucher to buy a more useful headpiece. An ashtray, in the shape of a bat, was included in the gift to aptain Blue. the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs. He Sont Bil BD avidson, o Wiiby ce, and Town Clerk John Frost, went down to welcome the ship, and present her captain with a silk hat. The skipper, Angus Blue, speaks this week to the Whithy Kinsmen Club. CRUSADE MAKES HISTORY Starting off last Sunday after- noon with a crowd estimated at over 600, the crusade in point of attendance and interest has made relifious history in Whitby. Many older citizens are agreed that they have never seen anything like it here, and the feeling is that when the crusade ends it will be follow- ed by a period of great spiritual benefit in the town. An encourag-| ing feature has been the number who have, after the services, re- tired to another room to meet the Rev. Mr. Ford and his counsel- lors, and it is announced that not a few decisions for Christ have Thursday night, after the regu- been made. and Dale, and Mr. and Mrs. John Phillip and son, Jim, of Toronto. Recent guests from Toronto at | the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. | Bourne were: Mr. and Mrs. E.| | Chaplain, Mr. and Mrs. Harry| Sees Triumph Many Battles To Be Fought The church of Jesus Christ has TOWN OF WHITBY TENDERS FOR TREES Sealed ¢ vill be d by the d until 12 noon Tuesday, April 3, 1956, for the supply of 100 shade trees, size 6-- 8 feet, of the following varieties:-- Norway Maple Red Maple (Acer Rubrum) Schwedler Maple Moraine Locust Pin Oak Mountain Ash (Whité Linden Tilia Cordata Please quote prices In quantity and per tree, dei Whitby spring planting. y pe a Lowest or any tender mot necessarily accepted. Alex Scott, Chairman, Streets Committee. 4 : dAarai . the Town of Of The Church institutions, Most of these, he de- | clared, had come from homes FUND DIRECTOR Director of the Easter Seal Campaign, now being conducted in the town and Township of Whitby by the Whitby Rotary Club, on behalf of Crippled Chil- dren, is Rotarian Lloyd Gibson, above, who is chairman of the | Crippled Children's Committee | of the club. Funds derived from Bartlett and daughter, Ruth, Mr. | has made progress when it has and Mrs. G. Happleston, of Willow-| gone out to do the things that | h |dale, Leslie and Bobby, Mr. and|were considered impossible, the| whore the. atres pad iy, Arar: | Roy Vortore qOpeT, Sr. 2d Mrs. | Rev. Dr. E. A. Thompson, clerk known to open the family Biblé Chia of the General Assembly of the and lead his family in prayer, in Mr. Wayne Dier left for West-| Presbyterian Church in Canada,|fact, where religious instruction port, where he will be recovering|told the congregation of St. An-/and training had been absolutely, from a recent illness. |drew's Church Sunday morning. |neglected. "We must go all out {The visiting cleric was speaking to save the youth," he said, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McKendry on Christ's declaration to Peter, this work should be included in where God was not recognied, HOW fo get a ALUMNAE BASKETBALL TEAM in Joan's words '""The spirit was willing, but the flesh was fat." However, the team is now well and truly established, and has played three games already, win- ning a game against Oshawa Hospital, and losing two to Whit- A brand new basketball team | has been formed in Whitby, in the past few weeks. Started by VON nurse Joan Dubs, and High School gym instructor Pat De- maray, it is named the Whitby Alumnae Team. Miss Dubs said | and children, Robert and Lynn, | were week-end guests of Mr. and! Mrs. Percy Timmerman, of King- ston, recently, WITH WHITBY LEGIONNAIRES | Whitby branch 112 of the Cana- {dian Legion Executive has made a donation of ten dollars to the cur- (rent Red Cross drive in Whitby. | Visitors to the International plowing match to be held at Brook- lin from October 9 to 12 will be made welcome when they are in| the town or district by Whitby Branch 112 of the Canadian Legion at their memorial hall on Byron! {Street south, it was decided at al | meeting of the executive on Wed-| nesday evening. Many of the visit.| ors, it is*expected, will be billeted| pin Whitby. Competitors will come! from Canada and several other, countries. left to right, Mary Foster, Claire Godden, Val Vickery. Third row, Lasley Compton, Rose Didych, Marie Lintner, Cathie Chambers. Front row, Pat De- marfay, Joan Dub 1 Doreen Whitby Legion Bowlers team has| advanced to the district playoffs to take place at Campbellford on April 7, at one p.m. The teams "Thou art Peter, and on this Rock the church's programme of ad- will I build my church, and the vance. gates of hell shall not prevail Dr. Thompson was optimistic of against it." the ultimate triumph of the Chris- Down through the years, he said, | tian church over the forces of evil missionaries of the gospel had arrayed against her. The gates of gone out to build the church of Hell, as Christ promised, will not Christ in the far-off places of the prevail. Today, he said, was of earth, suffering great hardships great opportunity and promise. but accomplishing great things for Christ and His Kingdom among many races and tongues. Getting Up Nights For quick comforti hy heumatic Pais The Church today, said Dr. Thompson, must be more alert than. ever before, for it has great battles to fight against wickedness in Mea lates od the apathy to- i wards and neglect of the message X oubles, try of the gospel in so many homes in Cn beat ver ere tifa Sf Canada. One of the greatest prob-| tablets used prove safety, success. Don't lems today, against which a con-| suffer another day without asking your stant fight must be waged, {s| druooist for CYSTEX. the spiritual barrenness to be! i spent in this community in this the sale of Easter Seals will be worthy cause. KIDNEY ACIDS Rob yourRest.. Many people never seem to get a night's rest. Ton an aaa do pat good on 'nerves' --when it may be their kidneys, Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess acids from the blood. If they fail and impurities stay in the nd rest often follows. If you don't rest well and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's the kidneys so that you can rest better--and feel better, 136 Dodds Kidney Pills up without any home-imparted religious background, and the fam- ily altar is largely non-existent." The religious education of youth, the minister said, constituted one of the greatest challenges and bat- tles today for the church, as he pointed to the ever-increasing number of teen-age boys and girls who are being sent to our penal found in many homes. "Thousands of our boys and girls are growing ® Prompt Delivery! ® Courteous Service ! Dial RA 5-1109 STOVE OIL ---- 20 Per Gal. Kernahan. Absent when the pic- ture was taken were Nat Low- comprise T. Semple, J. Slessor, | F. Hayes, B. Brown, B. McGuire; | VIGOR OIL CO. LTD. at MIAGARA FINANCE Drop In to see your friendly Niegara Loan advisors He'll make it easy for you to get the Friendly Loan that suits you best. Here are important facts for you about Niagara Loans. Who can get a Niagara Friendly LoanP--Anyone with a reputation for honesty and the ability fo repay. How much can be borrowed from Niagara?--Up to $1500; sometimes, more. fiow quickiy can | get moneyP--Sometimes in 20 minutes; within 24 hours for most loans. How long can | fake fo repayP=in the table below, there are just a few of many plans. They will give vou some idea of time periods allowed for different amounts . ; . from 4 to 24 months. And for all people who have uneven income during the year, such as farmers and schoolteachers, special payment schedules may be arranged on loans above $500. Are all loan charges the same?--Up to $500 general ly, yes; but remember, at Niagara, you get life Insurance at no extra cost, Above $500, the larger the ell, Nan Smith, Marjory Wise- man and Theresa Jordan. --Robertson, Whitby trict High School. Shown above are the team. They are, rear, Coach R. M. White. Second row, that she and Miss Demaray had | been thinking about forming | such a team for some time, but, doubles, A. Scott and Wm. Hurley: | | singles, J. Slessor. The team has hed a very successful season so ar, EARLY DAYS IN WHITBY the time--ithe lower the rate: Compare ; ; ; often you'll "buy" more money at less cost at Niagara. Is Life insurance on loans worthwhile?--Yes, here. Is a real family peace-of-mind feature. At nc extra cost to you, loans of $1500 or less, are life-insured; Be sure you get this protection when you borrow: 78 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA A ai i as a. i | students toured part of the Uni- and saw the The building committee of the Le-! gion will look into the matter of | versity of Toronto, H | Best Institute. Then, they split up, and the girls saw the library, and By DEANNA DODD victors with a score of 42 to 40. The basketball season was end- The girls' game was quite a bit ed this year with two games last different. At the end of the first Tuesday between the Purples and half, the Purples led by one point the Golds. These games attracted In the last half, the Golds showed a large crowd of students, and the their superior ability, when they tension in the first game, the got a scoring streak, and ended boys' game, was so great that it the game with a score 26-10. could be cut with a knife. The teams were very evenly matched,! On Thursday, Mr. Spears and and the score was very close all the Grade 12 students took a trip the time, but unfortunately for up to Toronto, These trips are an the Purple, the Golds were the annual event for Grade 12. The WHITBY BROCK "U0 EVENING SHOWS 7 P.M, LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:55 & Adult Entertainment " seesenteo sY WARNER BROS a I JULIE HARRIS| JAMES DEAN ":rvzzz:| RAYMOND MASSE. Sr BRLIVES + scuton mar ar PAUL OSBORN omecreo ov ELIA KAZAN == o rcmcoice | was given for the best corsage,| | store some excess fixtures Whitby vicinity, Box 743, Times-Gazette. | HOME | 8-2563. completing the addition to the hall had lunch at Victoria College. The started last spring, when the build- boys saw the engineering and iNg was extended twenty feet to they had lunch at Hart House. |the rear. Work to be finished in-| | cludes moving back the stage that) A ; : distance. The hall used for many| : Upon leaving the university, the community functions, will have students went to the Museum and more accommodations. saw exhibits of Chinese art. Then, they went to the parliament build- ings, where they saw parliament ANNOUNCEMENT ENGAGEMENT and Mrs. Howard Kay wish to in action. dance, announce the engagement of their young-| attend-|est daughter, Barbara Jane to Clayton croquinole W. Mark oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. in Gordon Mark. All of Whitby. The mar- riage to take place early in April. On Friday night, the Glee Cub Mr. sponsored a Leap Year which was fairly well ed. Besides dancing, and table tennis were played the cafeteria and the hall, A prize and Frances Zayette won with a chine has a place for storing rec- corsage made with a cabbage ords and is placed on the stage. leaf, green beans with yellow pol- ka dots, radishes and mushrooms.| The Rebels, a group of students This was really a masterpiece.|from Oshawa, who paid us a visit Frances' luck did not run out here, at one of our assemblies, paid a "though, because Frances walked return visit on Friday night. off with the prize in the broom dance. Joyce Fallow and Harry, Last week, the Students' Coun- Rammler got the prize in the spot cil bought two table tennis sets dance. 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Council proposed to engage a constable to live at the Bay on a fee basis, and such annual grant as Council may see fit. Many vil- lanies in the South Ward were giving Council trouble. Fees for billiard tables were set by Council at $20.00 for the first and $5.00 for each additional. Whitby sent a good deputation to the annual session of the Ontar- io Division, Sons of Temperance, at Oshawa. Royal Templars of Temperance UP+DOWN RELIEF COUGH DROPS opened a week of evangelistic meetings in the Town Hall. John Bull Dow charged at a meeting of the Board of Education that the centralizing character of the Department of Education of the province was fast reducing school boards to the status of committee rubber stamps, Joseph Luke, local cooper, sold his residence for $900 cash. Within a week four prisoners were sentenced to solitary confine-| ment in the county jail as well as| the usual punishment. They came mostly from Oshawa. 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