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i i hE | JELLY-BEANS TAKE CANDY LEAGUE PINFALL TROPHY Pictured above are the cham- pions of the ladies' bowling Can- dy League, the JTellv-Be: Proudly displaying their prize, the Basseit Trophy, the mem- bers of the top pinfall teams are, left to right, back row, Winnie Wilkinson, Clara Watts, Greta McDonough, Mary Me- Coy. Front, left to right. Winn Brinning, Isobel Mothersill cap- | tain), and Norma Hunter. The trophy at the Candy annual banquet, Hall, last night. WHITBY and DISTRICT Make Ind Draw For A Day Name Fireside Aux. Meets In Hall | regular - monthly meeting of Fireside Evening Auxiliar The the WMS was held at the Whitby Uni- * ted Chorch Hall Monday evening, April 9h Mrs. J. Smith ing worship service tosh and group gave mission study, telling of the United Church port workers and their un- tiring work with new Canadians always ready with a hel making them feel welcome and at home, and showing them the way of the United Church A memorable service nessed by members and vis $ when the CGIT of Whitby United Church affiliated with the Women's Mission Society. A social hour was enjoyed by all Clock Advances One Hour Soon Monday, April 30, has all the earmarks of being the worst Mon- day of the year. Everyone will have to show up for work an hour early, due to the switch-over to daylight-saving time The switch will be made at 1201 a.m., on Monday morning, so that anyone on midnight shift will have an hour less to work, the late-late show will be even later, and smelt fishermen, etc., can not be ac- cused of staying out until one in the morning, by irate spouses. It will have to be 1.01 am. or noth- ing. Train schedules will be altered, on the 30th., but local bus lines have not yet made definite ar- rangements for the lost hour, The Department of Internal . Revenue have also given no indica tion that tardy income tax filers will be given an hour's grace, on the last day for filing CGIT Will Aid CPT Canvass At the weekly CGIT meeting of the Whitby United Church, plans were made to assist in the canvass ing for the C.P. and T. fund, also a date was set for a mother and daughter banquet to be held May the 15th, at the new Church Hali The United Church CGIT group has been invited to join with the Ontario Ladies' College CGIT group, on the occasion of a wiener roast in the near future, A large number of the group at- tended the showing of the film on the life of John Wesley held in the Church Hall last Sunday evening. led in an Mrs, inspir Meln- { an interesting i KING STREET COON Here 1s one 'coon who has no intentiss of winding up as a Davy Crockett hat. The enter- prising little fellow was rummag- ing around in some garbage, on an empty lot on King st., Whit- by, last night, when some young- sters spotted him, and gave chase. The 'coon took to the tall | Whitby folks are starting to ap- | preciate "Appreciation Day" more and more every week. The crowd outside the post office, for the draw at 3.00 p.m. yesterday, was the biggest yet. Unanimously voted the unluck- iest lady of the week, at yester- day's draw, was Mrs, H. Campbell, of 601 Green street. Mrs. Camp- bell's ticket was the first to be drawn from the drum, and was a 20 percent coupon, A gasp went up from the crowd, when Chairman Charles Mesher announced that the coupon was worth $89.00. Mrs. Campbell was not present, and therefore did not collect the prize. The second ticket drawn, how- cver, paid off. This coupon was is- sued by Burnside Bakery, and, though it was only a 5 percent tic- ket, it paid $22 to the lucky win- ner, Mrs. H. Pindar, of Charles St., Port Whitby Next week, a 5 per cent ticket % should be worth about $30--but % cnly if you are there to collect. 5 Mex Dil cole wiry. nICHdIUNOIl Is WCTU Hostess The April meeting of the WCTU |was held at the home of Mrs. A. W. Richardson, on Tuesday, Ap- ril 17th, at 3 p.m. with a very good attendance, Mrs. Jas. Ward presiding over the meeting. Re- cording secretary, Mrs. H. Quan- trill, gave her report and Mrs. E. Killeans timber. He picked out the loft- jest poplar in sight, and didn't stop for breath until he had reached the top branches. Once safely on his lofty perch, he glared balefully down at his |report. young pursuers, determined to | The worship service was taken wait out the seige, if necessary, |by Mrs. D. Kean. During a short for a coon's age. |business session, it was decided --Robertson, Whitby [to purchase a number of blotters 4 A RET ---- [to be distributed in the schools. Candy League Ends Season With Annual Last night, Whitby Legion Hall was the scene of the sweetest event of the year -- the Ladies' Candy League annual banquet. Peppermints, Jelly-Beans, Ma- ple Buds, Allsorts, Life Savers and Lollipops--the league teams--en joyed a sumptuous. dinner, before the moment arrived for the pre- sentation of the trophies. ¥he Marshall, Trophy, presented to the play-off winners, went to the. Peppermints. The coveted Bassett trophy, for top pinfall, was presented to the Jelly-Beans: Third of the big trophies, the Can- dy League Trophy, for consolation winners, was won by the Maple, Buds. | Section winners were: Peppermints, Life - Savers Lollipops. Two trophies were presented to Isobel Mothersill, captain of the Jelly-Beans. She was presented and Present Trophies, Awards At Peter Perry Banquet Tuesday evening was a night of swards in Whitby. At a Chamber of Commerce sponsored banquet in the Arena, a Peter Perry Award winner was named; six high school students were presented with trophies and diplomas were presented to a number of St. John's Ambulance trainees. Whitby's Deputy reeve Stan Martin capably handled the pre- sentation of the trophies to the six athletes from the Whithy Dis- trict High School. The trophies were presented to the six by the town to mark their success in re- lay meets throughout the prov- ince in 1955. Trophies were pre- sented to Glen Brooks, Bob Crawford, Neill Wilson Bryan Gibson, Bill Baldwin Bob Barlowe Six other high school students, chosen because of their academic and ® Prompt Delivery} ® Courteous Service ! 78 BOND ST. W. Dial RA 5-1109 VIGOR OIL CO. LTD. |ability and other traits marking their excellence as students were also honored at the dinner, Intro- .M Allsorts,| _ | Mrs. O. J. McPherson gave a {very delightful . and interesting {talk on her "Life." This. was much enjoyed and appreciated. At the county of Ontario and | Durham convention held recently anque in Newcastle, "County Prizes" were awarded to: Ruth' Sinclair, with the league high average tro- Marion Klenney, June Pickering, phy, for an average of 221, and Law and Margaret Webber, for was also presented with the new| writing on the "National Temper- Carling trophy, for high average. ance Study Course." The high-triple prize was pre-| At the close of the sented to Mrs. F. Lott, with 759, Mrs. ' and the high single prize went to freshments and a social time was Peggs, with 316, High-triple enjoyed. with handicap was won by Olivia Detlor, with 773, and high-single with handicap was won by N COMING EVENTS Hunter, with 342. The execufive of the league, for AFTERNOON TEA AND HOMEBAKE the 1956-1957 season was announced 3%. 2! the home of Me. James Bored Tea from 92a meeting, 119 Green Street, Friday, at the banquet. The officers are: pices of Presbyterian W.A, president, ¥. Lott; vice-president, 3 ho § Tea Be S. Goode; secretary, N. McCarroll; | treasurer, L. Stevens, Other mem- bers of the executive are: M. Pog- son, S. Dilling and E. Yates. FOR MISSED PAPERS IN WHITBY Phone MO. 8-3111 If you have not received your Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call BELL TAXI All calls must be placed before 7:30 PM ALBERT RANDALL & SON PLUMBING HEATING OIL HEATERS SHEET METAL WORK Phone: MO 8-2991 EVENINGS: 102-A Byron St. S. KEN ALBERT MO 8-4224 MO 8-4248 duced to the 220 persons attend- ing the banquet were Carolyn! Cormack, Marion Hare, "William! Baldwin, Kenneth Catherwood, William Irwin and Neill Wilson, the last mentioned also honored as an athlete, These six students | were guests of the Chamber of Comerce at the diner. They were presented by Principal of the Whitby District High School, Don ald Tutt, Later in the evening, Terence M. 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