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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturday, Merch 5, 1960 § these were received by Henry G.|audience was invited to inspect Perry. the school, and have refresh- Following the ceremony the ments. Whitby Churches Let's ail go to Church this Sunday St. Andrew's EMMANUEL Presbyterian REFORMED Church CHURCH BYRON ST. S. AT ST. JOHN ST. REV. GERRIT REZELMAN 9:45 AM. 3rd Concession West of Brock N. NEW LOCATION SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 a.m. --Dutch Service 1AM. JOHN WACKO MORNING WORSHIP V1 amomSunioy Schodt In REAL, ESTATE aaa cases. | Bom St mtd 20 SIMGOE ST. S. || "Wimpy FAITH BAPTIST Whitby Baptist RA 5-6569 Church 419 BROCK ST, N., WHITBY Large Private Parking Lot urc : Pastor: Rev. E. C, Corbett, B.Th, For The Convenience Of Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister Our Customers M+. W, E. Summers, AT.CM, Oshawa Chairman Speaks At Opening On Thursday night, Whitby's, "Are we and our children get-|bett, president, Whitby minister- seventh public school was offi-|ting too soft?" he said. "There ial association. | cially opened and dedicated. must be something wrong with| gohool Bibles were presented Palmerston Avenue Public/the wishbones of our kids, andlyy Oshawa and District Camp of School, which stands close to|the backbomes of their parents|Gijeons and were received by Northern Heights, took the lime-|when they complain that theyimp,mas' Edwards. light and was officially launched|have to walk a quarter of a mile The Viscount Greenwood Chap- as an efficient educational insti-|to school." ter of the 1ODE presented the tute in Whitby's ever growing Fletcher went on to say|school with a picture of the educational machine. "we were apt to let our children|Queen and a Union Jack, and Fred Ing, chairman of the pub- have a good time instead of doing lic school board, opened the cere- homework just b times € mony and extended his personal|were good." He said that chil- welcome to all present at the|dren must have a challenge that. ceremony. makes them work just as the The guests on the platform great Canadian pioneers had a were introduced by Donald W. challenge. Cheha, the board's chairman| pe eonciuded his speech by 9 : saying that resource of educa- On behalf of the town of Whitby i, presented a challenge to our and its. council, Mayor Stanley yiqren that they could go onto Martin brought greetings and| "greater things than their said that the school was a credit parents ever could, that the to_the municipality. Canadian nation would be car- During the course of the eve- ried ahead on the shoulders of ning the school choir performed the children that went to the under the most capable direction school, of Mrs. Marian L. Williams, the director of music in Whitby's| The prayer of dedication was public schools. presented by the Rev. E, C. Cor- INTRODUCE STAFF Supervising principal, Earl A. ! |Fairman, introduced the staff of || the school: Mrs. Mildred, Fel-|| stead, kindergarten; Miss Doris | Hough, Grade 1; Miss Eleanor] Griffith, Grade 2; Miss Brenda Andrews, Grades 3 and 4; Mr. Roy D. Currie, Grades 4 and 5; and last but not least Mr, Wil- liam M, Batten, the school prin- cipal. A vital part of any opening ceremony, the ceremony of the keys, then took place with Her- bert G. Cole, the school's archi- tect, receiving the keys from Paul B. Jeffreys who represented the contractor, John J. Wilkin. WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manazer: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 9:15 AM, RADIO BROADCAST 9:45 AM. OUR BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR av ev BIBLE CLASS Our Pastor Speoking Soloist: Mrs, J. Rouws 7 p.m. -- Evangelistic Service with the the Young People in chorge. WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John M. Smith, B.A,, B.D. -- Minister Mrs. J. Beaton, AR.T.C. -- Organist MORNING WORSHIP -- 11 AM. "DIVINE RIGHTEOUSNESS" EVENING HOUR -- 7 P.M. "THE LAST JOURNEY" SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM. Girls end boys under 9 yeors 10 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM, MORNING SERVICE Morning Soloist Miss Margaret Frost Frozen Food LOCKERS For Rent BEEF - HINDS - FRONTS PORK - LAMB - VEAL i ; ark. MAKE START ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL ing should be ready for use on | pleted all footings and wall commence on Monday. The the first of next year. The pic- | bases to ground level. The Ld Brain have 1 ture shows the final process of | brickwork on the building's | &255700MS & pacity over 500 students. concrete pouring which com- | north end gymnasium will --Oshawa Times Photo son. A WHITBY SPORTS: = Tv ] Douglas F, Maundrell, the past| PARADE chairman of property, who .in {urn presented them to Mr. Bat- ten, The guest speaker of the eve- 7 P.M. EVENING SERVICE Construction of the new Whit- by High School on Anderson 8t. is well underway, and in | spite of the weather, the build- | St. John Ambulance May Organize Here The Whitby Chamber of Com-|July. and August but may meet merce is arranging a public meet- more often if they choose." 10 AM. Girls and Boys 9 years and over Junior Worship ing on March 24 to permit resi- St. John Ambulance division in the town. To date, over 400 per- sons have received St. John Am- ! I "Funds can be made available | dents of Whitby to decide whe- by this headquarters to get the | ther or not they want to form a division started but we plan on it | becoming self - supporting before too long either through the med ium of the Community Chest or By GERRY BLAIR Play-off action takes place at the Whitby Arena "| tonight when the Whitby Dunicps entertain (??) the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen starting at 8 p.m. ning, George A. Fletcher, chair- man of the Oshawa Board of Education, was introduced by Public Schools Inspector Thomas H. Houghton. All concepts of long winded Fruits - Vegetables Juices Pentecostal Tabernacle (Whitby's Revival Centre) 307 Brock Street North = we first aid cer 2 Whitby bulance first aid certificates here 5." and many have indicated that it #0 Sunbsl campRien Jor funds, PH. MO 8.5772 is time the town had its own divi- FORMED 50 YEARS sion The first division of St. John Chairman of the Chamber com- Ambulance was formed in Lon- mittee which is arranging' the don, Ont., nearly 51 years ago and| meeting is Charles Stafford, who|grew out of a church group, The has also chaired the committees/ Order of St. John dates back to which have arranged the first aid|the crusades and the St. John elasses over the past five years.|Ambulance Association was - es- In preparation for the meeting, |tablished in England many years Col. I. M. R. Sinclair, Provincial | ago. First aid classes had been Commissioner of St. John Ambu-|given by St. John Ambulance in lance, has advised Mr. Stafford of 1883 but the first uniformed group the requirements of a division for|of volunteers were organized in Whitby. [May, 1909, at the Southern Con- In a letter to Mr. Stafford, he gregational Church, in London, reports: "The establishment of a| Since then, the movement has division is a surgeon, superinten-|shown great growth, more notice- dent, divisional officer, sergeant, (ably during the two world wars. Sorporal and 17 or more privates. | Today, there are 362 divisions - urer in Canada with 8200 men, A bl ro oe rand wa pene BE Ly 17 PRIVATES the country, "It is advisable to start with a| FIRST AID CLASS minimum of 17 privates as with| Mr. Stafford also announced speeches were quickly forgotten when Mr. Fletcher set the audi- REV. JOHN SCARR, PASTOR ence at ease with his relaxed, captivating style of speaking, which held them whether they were young or not so young. He began by saying that there was nothing better than for a child to know that his mother and father were standing behind him in his endeavors. In addition he said that there was nothing| better for the child to know that bis parents were standing with him, YOUTH RESOURCE Mr. Fletcher stated that great- er than a country's land re sources was the resource of edu- cation. He said "if the education- al resources of our children could be backed up and understood by their parents and guided by their teachers, then it would be the richest resource that a country Yesterday Dutchie Manager Ernie Goman announced that he would seek back the services of defenceman Ralph Hoskings despite an agreement he had signed to the effect that Hoskings would become Whitby property for the balance of this season in return for the loan of four Whitby players for the Olympics. Now he has charged that the four Whitby players "held him up" for more money before they would agree to go to. Squaw Valley. For the life of us we can't understand what Gorman is trying to prove, but this is absolutely ridiculous, Each of the four players state that Goman came down here shortly after New Year's, made an equitable offer for their services which was satisfactory and all players agreed. At no time were there any actual negotiations, They were settled in a matter of minutes, so how could they have "held anyone up'. One of the players in ques- tion called Kitchener club President Oscar Wiles pro- testing some of these wild stories Goman is giving to the press. Wiles said the Kitchener club had been well satisfied with the play and all the dealings they M.--RADIO BROADCAST CKLB OSHAWA OSHAWA FUR & COLD STORAGE LTD. ER | 7:00 P.M.--SUBJECT: "WHEN GOD'S PATIENCE 81 WILLIAM ST. WEST OSHAWA |{ WEARS OUT" PHONE RA 3-3012 SPECIAL TALENT -- GOSPELAIRES OF TORONTO ~--EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND less there cannot be a sergeant. They all, except the surgeon,| bave to have first aid certificates before joining and must agree to] attend at least 12 training meet- ges each year, take an annual st aid examination, attend the annual Inspection and do their share of the public duties at the arena and similar public gatherings, "Normally, a division meets for that the second first aid class of the year will start on Monday evening, March 7, at the United Church Hall. Already in progress is a class of 36, being held every Monday evening at King Street Public School. Attending this new eight-week course will be 11 men from the ers of the Whitby Police Depart- ment, Any of the public who wish to enroll are invited to be at the an evening's training one night every second week except during church hall at 7.30 p.m. Monday. Kiwanis Make Grants, Plan Skating Carnival While making donations totall- ing more than $100, the Whitby Kiwanis Club this week announc- ed its first money-raising project of the year. The project is the fifth annual Kiwanis Karnival, slated for the Whitby arena on Thursday, March 24. At a meeting of the directors, a cash donation of $50 to the family of the late Kenneth Roman, of Rosedale drive, was approved. The grant will be made directly to the family, not to the special paper drive calendar printed for the Whitby Boy Scouts Association. ICE CARNIVAL John Hodgson, with the Toronto Cricket for the show. {medalists and Canadian cham- works department and two offic- reporting on {Ice Karnival, said that arrange. ments have been now Sompleed an Skating Club to provide talent MONDAY, March 7 Some 30 skaters will come to. I 3oare |Whitby, many of whom are gold © ening Guild Branch All Saints had had with Whitby, and he was at a loss to ex- plain Goman's actions. At any rate the "Dunnies" are boiling at this Kitchener outfit and are rarin to go against them here tonight. By the way Ralph Hoskings is scheduled to dress for Whitby. THE TOWN AND COUNTRY ... The Dunlops downed the Czech Olympic Hockey club 6-2 at Maple Leaf Gardens last night before close to 4,000 fans. The "Dannies" built up a 6-1 lead at the end of the second period, and coasted through the final stanza conserving some energy for tonight's game here . . . Windsor Bulldogs won their second straight round-robin play-off encounter by edging Chatham 4-3 . . . Belleville McFarlands continued to show power by whipping the K-W Dutchmen 7-3 last night in Belleville , . . The "Dunnies" get Sunday off and then have a tough week. On Monday night they play in Chatham, on Tuesday they are in Kitchener, and on Wednesday are back home to Chatham. CLUB CALENDAR |Mrs. Pickering | Is Hostess Of Mission Circle Whitby Baptist Church Explorers Anglican Church could ever possess." He commented on the fact that the physical condition of one na- tion was as good as the mext highest three combined, He said that a well conditioned and dis- ciplined nation that has an ob- jective and knows exactly where it is going, no matter what re- ligion or system it has, is sure to lead the world. He said ¢hat our children should be encour- aged both academically and phy- sically, Benevolent Lodge To Visit Bowmanville The regular meeting of Bene volent Rebekah Lodge No. 132 Whitby was opened by noble grand sister Grace Harris, assis- ted by vice grand sister Greta Campbell who reported for the sick committee, Sisters Shuttler- worth and Forrester and brother Norm Corner are much better and able to be out again. Thank you cards were read. Officers presen- ted several reports. An invitation was accepted to MOFFAT SGES6O0 MOFFAT does it again in 1960 See these famous | : a fund which is being raised. pions. These will include a dance Co-operative Credit Union bank-| The regular meeting of Whitby iit Beehive Rebekah Lodge, A grant of $25 was made fo|court, modern court, male and| ing night, [Babtist Church Mission Circle Sieh ediive Rh ge the Whitby Lacrosse Association,/female singles and possible a|Emmanuel Reformed Chureh/Was held at the home of Mrs. Birthday greetings were extend to assist in operations for the comedy act. Ladies Ald Ruth Pickering on March 1, The|oq to sister Violet Brudge. On coming season. The club also ap-| Revenue from the event will be meeting opened with prayer by the occasion of sister Ada Wic- proved spending $64 to have a'used for welfare work in the town. TUESDAY, March 8 the president, Mrs, E. A. Mac- kett's birthday, March 9, open Millan. A business period fol- house will be held at her home. Whitby Baptist Church CGIT lowed. Twelve members answer. Lodge closed in the usual man- Mrs. Willlam Hewis gave an Qs In S No. 1 Built | Faith Baptist Church YPA ed the roll call with a verse of d refreshment ed (Whitby Chapter Order Eastern/scripture containing the word|pcr 50 el TAS PEs FErHEE Phone MO 8-3618 | Now Playing Evening Shows ot 6:55 & 8:25 Lost Complete Show ot 8:25 scripture of "the most beautiful KITCHEN of them all Star No. 248 Power', her committee. Card bingo was Not Shown ot Saturday Matinee enjoyed during the social hour, . "blue denim" otarnng CAROL BRANDON LYNLEY: de WILDE MACDONALD MARSHA (Ae HUNT | ENTERTAINMENT THREE BEAUTIES . A THOUSAND THRILLS... [iiily Baptist. Church Ladies i 5th Mother's Auxiliary St. John| The Evangelist Cubs and Scouts| 2nd Ladies Auxiliary Cubs and| . Scouts Salvation Army United Church WA United Church WA Eve. Group St. Andrew's Presbyterian] Church Helen Marshall Society All Saints' Anglican Church Af- ternoon Guild WEDNESDAY, March 9 {Whitby Red Cross work room | St. John's Anglican Church work meeting |Kinette Club (Rebekah) | | THURSDAY, March 10 Salvation Army Women's HL Brock Street South H and S Garden Club Sinclair H and § FRIDAY, March 11 Salvation Army Youth Fellowship All Saints' Anglican Church Girl's Auxiliary ATURDAY, March 12 inspiring devotional on final ex- aminations with scripture reading from the parable of the sower and the seed and recited a poem on "Gathering Seeds." Prayer followed, Exerpts from the study book on Angola were read by several ladies. Mrs. Pickering led in prayer for the work in Angola, The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. MacMillan, The hostess Mrs, Pickering then served a dainty lunch. Mrs. S. Colley on behalf of the Mission Circle thanked Mrs, Pickering for her hospitality. Have Open House Family Monuments RMR Created To AES ivi eavirements STAFFORD BROS. | Monumental Works 318 Dundas Kost MO 8-3552 At Hilltop School The regular monthly meeting of the Four Leaf Clover Home and School Association was held at Hilltop school last Wednesday evening. It was Open House. The meeting opened with the Lord's prayer and after the busi- ness was conducted, the meeting was adjourned and the parents spoke to the teachers and looked at the children's work. At the close of the meeting, a ST. PATRICK'S DANCE SQUARE AND ROUND Under the euspices of Kathleen Rowe Home & School Association, FRIDAY MAR. 11 9--1 --t-- KATHLEEN ROWE "Do 1t you KITCHEN P CONSUMERS' GAS OSHAWA -- SIMCOE STREET MANUFACTURED BY Designs Lid OUR DEALER: NATURAL GAS LUMBER & SUPPLIES RITSON ROAD N., OSHAWA RA 5-4704 social hour followed with lunch served by Mrs. Montgomery and her committee. The next meeting will be held « . Wednesday, April at Clover Lane school. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ADMISSION -- 75¢ Tickets aveiloble ot door or phone MO 8-3739 masts vw wasn CINEMAS COPE 1 coon: fl St. Andrew's Presbyteens Pickering Ont, Sidi GRANGER - GEORGE SANDERS - JOAN CREEWOOR AVE LAGFRS |SUNDAY, March 13 [United Church YPU v