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WHITBY And DISTRICT CELEBRATE Over 50 neighbors, friends and relaitves attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Maxwell, 337 Rose- Ras Be 25th WEDD dale drive, Whitby on Satur- day. Married in St. Mary's Church, Glasgow, Scotland, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell came to Canada six years ago. They INC ANNIVERSARY | moved to Whitby four years ago. They have two sons and one daughter. --Oshawa Times Photo HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Henry Junior Girls COSSA Champions | | | tees reported the activities of quilts are being prepared for EMO Officer To Speak At Brooklin H-S By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT BROOKLIN -- Mrs, J. Carn- with was hostess to the Friend- ship Unit of UCW recently, at- tended by 20 members. A discussion on: 'Is Canada a Christian Country,' led by Mrs. Ray Hodson, preceded the bus- iness session conducted by the leader, Mrs. Robert Humphreys. Representatives of commit- each branch. A sum of $15 was realized for quilting. Two more Moon Sh Florida Economy By THEODORE A. EDIGER MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Florida is riding a new boom, a moon boom. The state's economy is sky- rocketing, propelled by prepa- rations for this decade's zoom to the moon from Cape Canav- eral. People from throughout the United States into the country's fastest-grow- ing state. Many are connected with rocketry or associated en- deavors. Others come to seek a fortune in the general expan- sion, With the missile industry added to tourism and citrus, a quilting bee to raise funds. The April meeting of the) unit will be held at the home! of Mrs. E. Kay, Queen street. | SUNSHINE UNIT Twenty-nine members attend- ed the March meeting of Sun-) traditionally the principal dol- lar producers, a three - stretch economy now girdles the state. Rocketry may eclipse the oth- ers. Florida's governor Farris Bryant. predicts "the greatest are streaming! shine Unit of UCW, held at the/economic boom the world has) home of Mrs. Walter Fishley. age og ' E Mrs. A. G. Stocks entertained) The moon boom, in contrast by showing colored slides of her/With Florida's land bubble of) her trip to Europe with a com-|the '20s which was blown open| 7 B gsi, mentary on customs of several/by a hurricane in 1926, is on) connor Oh |solid footing. An estimated $20,- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Merch 19, 1962 § Kin President Makes Visit To Whitby Officers By CLIFF GORDON The Kinsmen Club of Whitby was favored over the weekend by a short visit by the district governor and the national pres- ident of the Association of Kins- men Clubs, Bob Casey who is the Na- tional President of the Associa- tion of Kinsmen Clubs and hail- ing from Prince Albert, Sas- katchewan, and Stan Roum- banis, who is from North Bay, and is district 8 Governor, paid a short visit to the home of Vice-President Jim Gart- shore, along with President Jack Robertson of the Whitby Kinsmen Club and Geo. Carr, a director of the local club. The purpose of the visit was SOME MUST MOVE =D to discuss the up and coming About 300 families living in|district 8 convention being held the way of expansion must! at Delawana Inn in June which move. : : _. |the Kinsmen Club of Whitby is Real estate activity is brisk,/hosting. Other business pertain- particularly in six counties in|ing to Kin was also discussed, the missile zone. Orders forjincluding the National Conven- lots at $10 down and $15\tion being held this August in monthly or lower terms are/ Regina. coming from many parts of the) mr, Casey and Mr. Roum- world. 'banis were in this area for the The largest new city spring-/Zone C conference that was ing up is at Port Malabar, |held at the Flying Dutchman in ot Hikes state on the space during the 1960s. The focal point is the missile base at Cape Canaveral, which juts into the Atlantic off mid- Florida, Near the famed Indian River citrus region, the cape was little known until a cap- tured V2 Germ n_ rocket lhurtled into the sky there in 11950. The United States National Aeronautics and Space Admin- istration is acquiring 80,000 ad- jacent acres to enlarge the present 15,000-acre base. This will be the launching site for the Nova Super booster, the rocket that eventually will take man to the moon. program Bowmanville this State Medicine Opposition Urged OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana-,the chamber. For indigents it dian Chamber of Commerce ap-|advocated financial assistance pealed to the Hall royal com- mission on health services to- day to oppose "socialized med- icine" in Canada. No clear evidence has been presented, it told the commis- sion, that there is any deficiency in Canada's health system that state medicine. It claimed that Canadians can be provided with health care "second to none" by strengthen- ing and modifying the existing voluntary insurance schemes. Those unable to pay the prem- iums should be subsidized by government. The chamber, national voice of more than 850 community boards of trade and chambers of commerce across Canada, pre- by government "'if the expense of the illness is clearly the means of the individual." would justify the introduction of | REEVES' ARTISTS SUPPLIES DODD & SOUTER PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON ST, $S.--WHITBY MO 8-5231 = sented the first brief as the health commission opened 144 weeks of public hearings here. The chamber said it is con- cerned about the "vote-catching nature'"' of proposals for a com- prehensive, tax supported health plan. It's Big News -- from -- |E. Stevenson, at where General Development} Corporation took 43,000 acres) immediately after announce-| ment last August that Cape Canaveral would be the moon- port. From September to De- cember, the company sold 10,- 000 lots, said vice - president Neil Bahr, The price went up Jan. 1--from $1,295 to $1,495 for | |000,000,000 will be spent in the) RELIABLE UNIT Mrs. Russell Sanders gave an| informative study trom Sexes! 'Taylor Rink Shares Win | Bankers 'Spiel a standard lot. Mission of the Church by. Mrs.| | A very successful bonspiel, Dormant villages in the area} Louis. Bird. | The April meeting is fareld| School Associaiton will meet on) Whitby Curling Club on Satur-|its charter. A municipal gov- Tuesday evening, March 20, in\day. There were two full draws|¢rnment is being formed for past week- end, Church Women Hold Meeting At Manchester By MRS. W. F. CROSIER MANCHESTER --Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson, Allan, Jane and Susan of Brantford visited her parents, Mr. and the meeting} of the Reliable Unit held re-| uled to be held at Mrs. Harold Benes isponsored by the bankers-|are awakening. Oak Hill, where} HOME AND SCHOOL laccountants club of the Osh-/Some 700 people live, is look- the Meadowcrest Junior School. | Colone! F. S. Wotton, co-ordina-| cently at the home of Mrs.| The Brooklin Home andjawa area, was held at the|ing through dusty shelves for tor for Emergency Measures) Organization for Ontario Coun-|prize went to an Imperial Bank|last decade from 23,000 to 120, ty and the City of Oshawa, willlof Commerce team skipped by| 0 a be the guest speaker. Meeting|Larry Taylor. Second prize)fastest growing county. |went to another Imperial Com-|!ed in state growth with a 78.7- will commence at 8.15 p.m. KINOVEN REBEKAH LODGE | Members of the Kinoven| Rebekah Lodge, NO. 353, are} sponsoring an afternoon tea and| home baking sale. A candy) booth and delicatessen table) will be open on _ Saturday, in the} with a total of 24 rinks pating. In the 9 a.m. partici- draw, first merce team skipped by Doble. Teams skipped by Art. Con- Ray rad and Bill Holden, also of Im-| perial Commerce, won third and fourth prizes. The entry of Tony Mcliween, skipped by G. Hansen, another Mrs. W. D. Munro, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weeden have moved to Port Perry and are now vacationing in Florida. country's} Howard Dobson died sudden- Florida|ly at his home here on Sun- |day, March 4. Mr. Dobson was la life-long resident of Man- Researchers have predicted aj Chester. metropolitan area} Mrs. W. Taylor and daughter to Jacksonville in|of Stouffville visited her moth- |10 years. That is the length ofjer, Mrs. Crosier, recently. \Florida, with Canaveral in the| Miss Muriel Lamb, RN, of jmiddle, An 80-mile stretch from|Peterborough was with her par- first time in 30 years. revard County, where Ca- jnaveral is situated, grew in the the | B It was the |Per-cent increase. |continuous \from Miami GROWTH KEY FACTOR "We are also concerned about the possibility of a variety of plans being advocated, each en- deavoring to outdo the other to capture public favor with little concern for the irreparable ef- fects such plans could have on our future economic growth, upon which ultimately all wel- fare benefits depend." Recommendations of the com- mission to the federal govern- ment should be aimed at pre- serving the freedom of the in- dividual and "opposing the in- troduction of a 'socialized med- icine' scheme in Canada." The chamber added that no further general expansion of so- cial welfare programs should be undertaken "'until the full impact of the present programs be- comes apparent." Canada's ex- isting social welfare program was "reasonably well bal- anced." Most Canadians can well af- ford to protect themselves against the cost of sickness, said CANNINGS Watch Wednesday's Oshawa Times IF YOU ARE NOW TAKING A LAXATIVE ONCE, TWICE or THREE TIMES A WEEK -o. THEN YOU SHOULD BUY PR TODAYT the Laxative Tablet with the GENTLE DIFFERENCE Take gentle-acting MW... Nature's Remedy! There is no letdown, no uncomfortable after-feeling. NR is an all-vegetable laxative. For over 70 years, Nt has been giving folks pleasant, effective relief overnight, Helps you feel better ... and look better! REGULAR» CHOCOLATE COATED + JUNIORS |Miami to Palm Beach is almost|/ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb, jsolid now. lover the weekend. \March 31 at 2.30 p.m. ; r "| 19 and appear on High Time.jname was held on . Friday/IOOF Hall, Brooklin. sini ONDE Dee" won the con-| \Grade 13 was the winner but night. The title of the dance Sister Isabel Sanders, District ta ths late avai 'ns Saas lsince there were not enough)portrays the marks of many of|Deputy President, District No. want 16. the Rovel Denk vid students from this class to the students after the finish of|7, Oshawa West, will officiate CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY TENDERS FOR INSURANCE Two Floridians who estab-| Miss Carrie Cowan, Toronto, lished Dynatronics, Incorpo-|and Mrs. Alex Hewitt, Carnar- rated, when rocketry was still; von, were with their sister, Mrs. young are millionaires now--j|A. Roach, and family over the) Parker Paintern 37, and George| weekend. By JOAN CALDER "Victory, Victory. is our cry, V-1-C-T-O-R-Y Do we like it, well yes, hati } ; skipped by M. R. | make up 18 couples, second-|our recent examinations. lat the opening ceremonies. PP y Denny, of} ; i. ¢ -- _-- oe place Grade 9C winers filled : {up the remaining couples. This school yell _resounds Another contest is in play to through Henry s_ halls because see who can sell the most tick- the Girls' Junior Basketball ets. A .ransistor radio donated team recently became they." one of the merchants in COSSA champions at the Belle- Whitby is to be the prize. The ville tournament. school is going to have a blitz In a semi-final game against|in which all the districts in the the Ontario School for the|town of Whitby will be covered. Deaf, Henry's Juniors won by a\The boys will come back to the score of 18 to 13. This win/school after their ticket selling STUDENT COUNCIL [BRIDGE CLUB Toronto. Second prize went to a rink skipped by Art. Crawford) Student Council had broached! The Brooklin Duplicatejand composed of players from the subject of the ticket price|/Bridge Club met for series of/Royal Bank and Imperial Com-| for the Semi-Formal on April| weekly games in basement of|merce. 13. They thought that the cor-/Township Hall on Wednesday) Leo Racicot's Royal curlers) sages should be bought sepa-jevening. Highest scores resulted|took third place |Bates? Imperial Commerce team jcoming in fourth. The consola- rately and the ticket price as follows: should be $3.00 a couple. This| North and South -- D. Brady, s stion was turned down in|J. Brady, 884; sacs |J. Coles, 82; Mr. a favor of the ticket price includ- ing the corsage. The orchestra chosen for the! placed the Junior team into the refresh finalists against Lakefield. Points went back and forth from team to team in a terrific| campaign and have ments (probably why most of Dance was George Maurice but them are going). Because over 300 ticket no reply has been received s\from him confirming the reser- game for spectator apprecia-|were sold among the student) vation. | tion. Whitby guards, especially/body, the play, Arms and the Bent-|Man, will be held on March 30) Formal following night, chairman, Susann Schilling, Hazel ley and Joy Burnside, gave ter-| rific demonstrations of guard- ing techniques. Whitby won 30) A dance at the school by this'bell. to 21. Jan Norwood played an} outstanding game scoring 14 of the 30 points. Henry Seniors played a semi- final game against Brighton,) winning 32 to 25. Joan Fairman| made 17 points in this game.| The Seniors went on to the) finals against the Ontario) School for the Deaf but un- fortunately they lost 41 to 12. This gave the Senior cham-| pionship to OSD but Whitby) had the Junior championship. and on the March 31 The advertising for the Semi- is Jim McClelland, Milton Vanderveen, Dale Lague, and Elaine Camp- Pearson Receives New Confidence By KEN KELLY jernment with exposition of Lib-| OTTAWA (CP) -- Opposition|¢™a! Policy. Leader Pearson's foray int o| Audience reaction was enthu-| Mrs. Stevens, nd Mrs. John Glover, 77; Mrs. S. Sheridan, Mrs. R. Drew, 71%. East and West -- Mrs. Rob- ert Heron, Jack Patterson, 87; |Mrs. M. R. Clarke, John Miller, |¥ 77: Douglas Calhoun, Bob White, 68%; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jackson, 6214. litically-active and had been doing some sampling of public opinion on his behalf. As he told it: | She got three estimates for) some plaster repairs to her Tor- onto home. She considered all of them outrageous but was con- tent with the bill because all three men informed her they were strong Pearson supporters Although his speeches and manner exuded confidence, his modesty in the face of specially- fulsome praise by those who jtion prize went to Colin Suther- jland and his Bank of Montreal) any bartender or grocery clerk|ed. A luncheon was planned irink. with Ken) Tenders wil be received until 5:00 p.m. on Fridey, March 30th, 1962, for on all inclusive Public Liability in- surance Policy for the Town of Whitby. Further parti may be ot d from the Town Clerk et 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby. Tenders should be sealed and the envelope marked "Tender for Insurance". Address ders to the undersigned The lowest or any tender will not necesscrily be accepted. D. G. NEWMAN, Cheirman, Protection to Persons and Property Committee, | F. Anderson, 36. The company,| Miss Myrtle O'Neill, Newmar-| which makes intricate elec-|ket, was a guest at the Fred tronic equipment, is one of|Lamb home recently. many new firms playing a va-| The UCW held its March |meeting in the church recently. \Mrs. W. Holtby and Mrs. Jo | Four or five missiles zip up-|Bain conducted the worship }ward in an average week. While|service. Eleven members an- jthe time of missile launchings|swered the roll call. Various jis supposed to be secret, almostjitems of business were discuss- jriety of roles in space technol- t) jean tell you when a firing is|for Central Cattle Breeders on The bonspiels were arranged | expected. With thousands work-|March 15. by Jack Toms of Pickering,jing on the cape, things get} The April meeting will be |who was chairman for the day.|around. held in the church. 405 Dundes St. W., WHITBY. Serving In So Many Ways EVERYWHERE IN WHITBY = New Brunswick and Prince Ed-|Siastic in provinces noted for/introduced him scored with at ward Island last week gave him|Uninhibited participation in poli-\jeast one audience. new confidence in Liberal a ii sci te te ws When he hears such praise, i |ehances there in the general) /€ smilingly stood the test ol /he said, he reminds himself that pong pangs aimed Mar- election expected this year. {Shaking every hand in the hall/it only takes six inches for a ; " ms , at two of the biggest meetings,'halo to become a noose. z Giffi He couldn't help but be en- . na A date ped aoe ee couraged when fiery Premier Nye Son handshakes Guards on the team are|Robichaud of New Brunswick, ), j. unlikely any of his audi- Susan Schilling, Marilyn Arch-joccupying the same platform)... i, Charlottetown, Sum- er, Margaret Smith, Hazeljwith him in Fredericton, pre-\o+ciae and Fredericton were Bentley, Jackie Whale and Joy |dicted Liberals will win seven | : ink? aware that he suffered intense Burnside. of New Brunswick's 10 seats, 4) pain from a foot injury incurred The almost victorious Senior|gain of four i Saint J forwards are Joan Fairman,| And in Prince Edward Ilana, (GUTine 8 pond ~ Lan foeng Bite oe Bonnie Townsend, Mary Loujwhere Liberals didn't elect a/noticeable in public until he re- Cuddy, Joey Bryant, Margaret)member in 1958, he drew com-\tyrned to Ottawa. Weaver, Sue Shehan, Sue Mor-|fort from a mid-day meeting at-| jis New Brunswick meetings rison and Kate Menzel.|tended by more than 500 per-/ cave him an opportunity to dis- Occasional players were Elaine|sons in Summerside and a'njay his French. His unemo- Campbell, Jo-Anne Flim and/packed hall of more than 800)tiona) and restrained delivery of Uta Menzel. : |supporters in Charlottetown. |oxtended remarks to a student Guards on this team are) But if the two-province swing|audience at St. Joseph's Uni- Frances Gibson, Jean Fairman,| strengthened Mr. Pearson's al-|versity, Moncton, impressed his Kathy Hamer, Sue Glandfield,|rpaqy-evident confidence it also! listeners with his competence in Teresa Steffler and Jo0-Ane)showed his supporters that the|French, an important accom- Underwood. Liberal leader is a far -- plishment in a province where campaigner from the Pearsonjabout alf the volers are ge agg the upcoming) Who fought the 1958 election and/ French-speaking. M \lost in the Conservative land.) bad a ticket 'selling contest to(side. He is tougher, more hu-/INJECTS PERSONAL TOUCH see which class would be able|morous in his speeches and less} Ue Was able to inject an occa- i sional personal touch that drew The forwards of the cham-| pionship Junior team are Anne HELP TO THE VICTIMS OF DISASTER who receive ma- terial help and moral com- fort from the Red Cros, Most Folks Are Careful Drivers If you are a careful driver, call me. You may qualify for State Farm's top-notch pro- tection at rock-bottom rates, WM. H. (BILL) MIDDLETON 608 Brock St. S. Whitby MO 8-3762 FREE BLOOD TRANS- FUSIONS are provided for the sick and wounded by the fort from the Red Cross. rare ane wasunance to sell a ticket to each class l0of. member the fastest. The win-| | His speeches neatly balanced) ning class was to go to Channel'tough-talk criticism of the gov-| japplause. 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