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MAUREEN LIDDLE, 16, PUTS SHOT --Oshawa Times Photo ™ ied for by junior, and senior students. WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR One of the finest, painstaking developed golf courses in this area is the Whitby Golf and Country Club at Ash- burn. Lloyd Robertson, Whitby Times Bureau manager and myself spent an enjoyable afternoon yesterday viewing the 152-acre, 6,918-yard long landscaped masterpiece escorted by genial host pro, Wilson Paterson. Our pleasant excursion around the spacious lay-out took place aboard one of their electric golf carts which just arrived yesterday. These battery-driven vehicles will be a welcome addition for people who suffer from tired feet. For those of you who would rather tow your clubs along behind, the G and C Club is well-equipped with approximately 40 manual-carts, Most golf courses are content to open for business with nine holes of bare necessities, but not so with Pater- son's Whitby course, in its first complete year. (It actually got off the ground in late September last year.) The greens are in near-excellent condition, aided by a special sprinkler system at each green, tee and along all 18 fair- ways. The 18th green is a sight to behold. Although the diameter is not known, Paterson considers it the largest in Ontario County. Whatever your preference, long or short holes, the Whitby Golf and Country Club offers a generous variety. For the long ball hitters, how about number 14 as an example from the furthest tee (in due time -- three tees for each hole) 596 yards; No. 1 ,528, No. 3, 511, No. 15, 467, No. 17, 525 yards. And of course enough short holes, in the 150, or-so yards' category, to make it interest- ing. © In discussing membership etc., Paterson said, "'We are off to a good start with already 140 members, and our eventual target is 350, at which time it then would un- doubtedly become a private course. Membership is $150 for men, which includes $50 initiation fee, husband and wife, $190, and as an added incentive to encourage younger gentlemen under 26 years of age to join we offer a member- ship to them for $125, which includes $35 initiation fee." Pay-as-you-play rates are $2 on week-days and $3 weekends and holidays. A special Golf Clinic and Exhibition round will be held at the Whitby G and C Club on Sunday, June 3 at 2 p.m., featuring three top Canadian professionals -- Moe Norman, from Kitchener, Bob Panasiuk, from Windsor, and Alvie Thompson, from Winnipeg. This is a perfect opportunity for golf efficiandos in Ontario County to acquire a pointer or two during the hour-long demonstration from these fine performers, Admission is free, and following the clinic, which will include trick-shots by Moe Norman, the trio will get down to serious competition for prize money sup- plied by the host golf club, in an 18-hole play-off which should prove: exceptionally entertaining for the gallery -- a definite rarity in these parts. Directions for reaching the Whitby Golf and Country Club are: north on highway twelve to Myrtle, then west on through Ashburn about one-half mile. Y Home League | Weekly Meet Salvation Army Women's) Home League held its weekly) meeting on Thursday at the) Citadel with Mrs. A. Carr and} her group in charge of the de-| votional. The theme of the meet-| ing was "Missionary Night'. Mrs. E. Archer read extract} of letters received from Mission-| aries. Mrs. Major Simpson led! ' in prayer and the special Mis-! sionary offering was taken. | During the business meeting| © Mrs. Simpson mentioned the! forthcoming Home League Camp to be held in June at Roblin Lake, any members in- terested to attend are welcome. Mrs. Simpson also reported on the shut-ins visits made last week. At the close of the meeting the members again rehearsed their skit for the June program. Lunch was served by the Home League members, At next week's meeting the guest speak- er will be Mrs. Langfield of Oshawa. Her topic will be "Temperance"'. "GRADUATE NURSE Miss Jacqueline Scott, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Scott, Whitby, graduated on Wednesday from the School of Nursing, Hospital for Sick Children. She is a former stu- dent of King Street Public school and Whitby District High school. _|ronto, Wednesday, May 23, St. '|by won second prize in /|scrap book competition. ' |Ed Finan, last year's press con- ,|vener for the league is to be , | congratulated for her good work, "4 \this being the second year the OE PS IEE BET BROS IL Pr aa ew WHITBY And DISTRICT The Henry Street High School held its annual Track Meet on Wednesday with a total of 75 track and field events compet- intermediate The individual champions for boy and girl students in the three divisions were: Junior girls -- Virginia Elliott, Norma Hottot. Intermediate girls Mary Muckle, tied Nienke Smit and Margot Hamer. Senior girls --Kate Menzel, Johanna Wen-|, sing. Junior Boys -- Bruce John- ston, Wayne Pickering. Inter- mediate boys Doug Ing, Barry Goode. Senior boys Doug Law, Gary Shewan. Following are the results of the track meet. JUNIOR GIRLS ... ... 60 yard dash -- N. Hottot, A. Eggert, M. Samuel. 75 yard dash -- V. Elliot, A. Eggert, R. McMillan. 100 yard dash (Open) -- K. Menzel, N. Hottot, I. Giffin. Running broad jump s. Mitchell, B. Hicks, V. Elliott. Standing broad jump -- P. Kahn, A. Eggert, M. Hare. Basketball Relay x. S, Douglas, M. Smith and C. Pres- ton; 2. C. Cuddy, A. Henstock and M. McConnell; 3. M. E. Mc- Quay, H. Beaton and J, Whale. Softball Accuracy -- N. Hot- tot, J. Bowen, J. Bryant. High jump -- V. Elliot, M. Hare and J. Norwood. Volleyball serve -- C. Pres-| ton, J. Greenlaw, M. Samuel.| Discus throw --M. L. Prit-| chard, V. Elliot, K. Cuddy. Shot put L. Saville, S. Douglas and M. Pritchard. Relay 9 -- Class 9D, Class 9F, Class 9E. Relay 10 -- Class 10B, Class 10A, Class 10C. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 60-Yard dash -- M. Muckle, J. Howlett, I. Giffin. 75 yard dash -- M. Muc- ikle, I. Giffin, J. Howlett. Running broad jump -- M. ee A. Stonehouse, M. Lid- le. Standing broad jump -- M. Muckle, M. Hamer, B. Stone- house. Basketball Relay Ha Schilling, M. Liddle, M. Archer; 2. J. Burnside, R. Campbell, J. Reynolds; 3. B. Allen, F. Clair- mont and J. Cuzik. Softball accuracy -- J. Cuzik, J. Browne, J. Burnside. WHITBY PERSONALS Grand Knight Frank Canzi and financial secretary Real Robitaille attended the 59th an- nual convention of Ontario State Board of the Knights of Colum- bus held in the .King Edward Hotel, Toronto, as delegates representing Whitby Council No. 4895. Grand Knight Canzi was the jrecipient on behalf of Whitby |Council of a plaque presented iby the Worthy State Advocate | Victor Copps acknowledging the good work Council 4895 perform- jed during the past year and in |the best Council competition of |the Province of Ontario at which Whitby Council stood second. The delegates attended the |convention banquet at which the | guest speakers were: Most Rev. Sebastiano Baggio, Apostolic Track, Field Results /At Henry St. High High jump --J. Browne, J. Hammers, M. Visscher and M. Wilder (tied 3). Volleyball serve -- §. Schil- ling, V. Rowe, R. Campbell. Discus throw -- M. Smit, M. Hamer, J. Tweedy. Shot put M. Smit, M. Hamer, S. Schilling. Relay 11, 12, 13. -- Class 12A, Class iiA, Class 11B. SENIOR GIRLS 60 yard dash --K. Menzal, J. Wensing, M. L. Cuddy. 75 yard dash -- J. Wensing, K. Menzel, B. Foote. Running broad: jump Wensing, M: L. Cuddy, O'Sullivan. Standing broad jump -- K. Menzel, L. Borchuk, P. Stew- -- J. E. art Basketball relay -- 1. C. Bell, L. Borchuk, §S. Hill; 2. §. Brem- ner, L. Moorehouse and L. Pryce-Jones; 3. S. Shewan, R. Coelen, M. Weaver. Softball accuracy -- S. Stone- house. B. Townsend, N. Throw- er. High jump -- M. L. Cuddy, U. Menzel, J. Wensing. Volleyball serve -- K. Gross A. McGrath, L. Moorehouse. Discus throw -- K. McIntyre, D. Bell, D. Townsend. Shot put -- K. McIntyre ,M. Elms, V. Douglas. JUNIOR BOYS 106 yard dash -- B. Johnston, |8- Caler,, W. Pickering. 220 yard dash -- B. Johnston, S. Calder, P. Desimio. 440 yard dash -- B. Johnston, |W. Pickering, D. Fell. 880 yard run -- W. Pickering, S. Reeson, R. McNeill. Mile run -- R. McNeill, Rvett, B. Churcher. Running broad jump -- W. Pickerng, S. Reeson and B. Maundrell. Hop, Step, Jump -- B. John- ston, V. Ryschkow, L. Crabbe. High jump -- J. Spenser, H. Perry and B. Maundrell. Pole vault -- R. McNeill, J. Norrie, T. Fertile. Javelin throw -- R. Povinsky, D. Maunder, R. Archer. Shot put -- V. Ryschkow, R. Archer, R. Povinsky. Discus throw -- L. Crabbe, V. Ryschkow, S. Calder. Relay Grade 9 -- Class 9E, Class 9D. INTERMEDIATE BOYS 100 yard dash -- D. Ing, B. Fletcher, J. Nichol. 220 yard dash -- D. Ing, G Madill and B. Fletcher. 440 yard dash -- B. Goode, K. Zayette, B. Bassett. 880 yard run -- K. Zayette, S. Snelgrove, S. Lindsey. Mile Run -- K. Zayette, §. Snelgrove, R. Reeson. Running broad jump -- B. Fletcher, M. Eggert, B. Orton. Hop, Step, Jump -- D. Ing, B Orton, G. Madill. High jump -- R. Carr, B. Bas- sett, R. Aaslepp. Pole vault -- B. Orton, R. Aaslepp, A. Mitchell. Javelin throw -- B. Goode, S. Henderson, D. Lague. Shot put -- G. Hamer, Nichol, A. Liddle. Discus throw -- B. Goode, D. Ing, G. Madill. Relay Grade 10 -- Class 10C, Class 10A, Class 10B. SENIOR BOYS 100 yard dash -- J. Shewan, R. Switzer, R. McAdam. 220 yard dash -- D. Law, J. Shewan, R. McAdam. 440 yard dash -- D. Law, K. Wright. B. J. *\ started their 16-game schedule "land Lovell vs. Victors, Harman. G.|by. 880 yard run -- D. Law, K. Wright, P. Shearer. Mile run -- .K. Wright, Shearer, S. Sharman. Running broad jump -- Law, J. Christie, R. Switzer. Hop, Step, Jump -- G. Brooks, R. Switzer, G. Shewan. High jump -- G. Shewan, G. Brooks, J. Vandermale. Pole vault -- D. Hottot. Javelin throw -- R. Switzer, J. Christie, S. Snelgrove. Shot put J. Bloye, J. Brooks, D. Davidson. Discus throw -- B. Ing, S. Sharman, G. Ashby. Relay Grades 11, 2, 13 -- P, D. Class 12B, Class 13, Class 12A. Install Executive At Sinclair H&S The fifth annual meeting of Sinclair Home and School As- sociation was held with a large attendance. Mrs. W. Bryant, the president, welcomed parents and friends. The minutes were read by Mrs. F. Parrinder. Mrs. A. Campbell, nominating chairman, gave a report and Mrs. Greer gave the audit report. Written reports from the other commit- tees were handed out. Plans were discussed for Field Day and the banquet for graduates. Mrs. C. Creamer, vice-pre- sident Oshawa District Home and School Council, installed the new executive: president, Mrs. W. Woodward, vice-pre- Mrs. Bryant with her past pre- sident's pin. Mrs. Bryant pre- sented a Home and School pin to the following, the retiring ex- ecutive members, the new ex- ecutive Mrs. Meek, principal, and Mrs. McMahon, the teacher representative. The children from all grades participated in the program un- der the capable direction of Mrs. E. Dobson, music super- visor. The primary room performed a musical skit 'The Boy and Billy Goats Three". The Rhythm Band played "In My Court- yard', The Intermediate room and oie ares LEI RELL THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Mey 26, 1962 5 Senior room sang three and four part songs. Special num- bers included: piano solos by Margaret Wigston and Wendy Arnold; accordion selection by Peter Mcintyre; recitations by Phyllis Johnstone and grade 6 students. A duet was sung by: FINE PLAYER NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. (CP) -- Eleven-year-old Kenny Costain has won the annual British Champion Chess tourna. ment for the second straight year. Graham Zeisner and Bill La- banovich. A vote of thanks was express- ed to Mrs. Dobson and the tea- chers for such an enjoyable evening. Mrs. Woodward closed the meeting and lunch was ser- ved by grade 1 and 2 mothers. Family Monuments COLD STORAGE Fur & "Cloth Coats WHITBY CLEANERS LTD. 150 Colborne St. E. Whi MO 8-2345 STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 sident Mrs. M. Morrison, re- cording secretary Mrs. H. Son- ley, treasurer Mrs. R. Greer. Executive members are: Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. K. Jay, Mrs. R. McLaughlin, Mrs. W. Parrot and Mrs. E. Riff. Mrs. Woodward presented 'Minor Baseball Opens Season Whitby Bantams will play this season in a five-team league, composed of teams from Osh- awa, Ajax and Whitby. They on Tuesday night and the re- mainder, of the schedule is shown below. Manager. of Whitby's entry is Ken MacDonald. Whitby's entry will start the season's home games in Centennial Park and may move later to Coronation Park. All games start at 6.15 p.m. Their schedule follows: Tues. May 29 -- Victors vs. \Jury and Lovell, Alexandra; |Whitby vs. Oshawa Dairy, East- | view. | Wed. May 30 -- Victors vs. |Ajax, Ajax. | | Thur., May 31 Oshawa Dairy vs. Jury and Lovell, Har- man; Ajax vs. Whitby, Whitby. Tues. June 5 -- Oshawa Dairy vs. Victors, Harman; Whitby vs. Jury and Lovell, Alexandra. Wed. June 6 -- Whitby vs. Ajax, Ajax. Thur. June 7 -- Ajax vs. Osh- | awa Dairy, Alexandra; Jury} Tues. June 12 -- Ajax vs. Vic- tors, Harman; Oshawa Dairy vs Whitby, Whitby. Wed. June 13 Jury and Lovell vs. Ajax, Ajax. Thur. June 14 -- Jury and Lovell vs. Oshawa Dairy, East- |view; Victors vs. Whitby, Whit- nue PLUMBING M2 SPECIALISTS: jl M0.8-8761-137 BROCK $7.5. PLUMBING -- HEATING m= GAS-OIL oe Delegate to Canada and most Rev. Phillip F. Pocock, Co-Adju- jtor Archbishop of Toronto. On Tuesday, May 29, the Whitby Bridge Club terminates its activities with a dinner to be held at King street school at 6.30 p.m. All /members are urged to attend. The dinner con- veners are Mrs. C. A. Bovay| and Mrs. R. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, Mary street east, attended the 8th Naval Veteran's re-union held in Kingston over the holi- day weekend. |. At the Catholic Women's League convention held in To- John The Evangelist CWL Whit- the Mrs. local CWL has won prizes, Last year they won first prize. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Rid- dall, of Harrow, England, ar- rived on Thursday and will be spending six weeks visiting at the home of their son and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riddall, of King street. Mrs, C. E. Hyderman, 124/ BROCK Evening Shows ot 7 and 9 p.m. Feature Starts at 7 and 9:25 er MONSTER-STATUE OF BRONZE... : INNTY STORIES TALL... ASTRIDE THE GREAT HARBOR nl es birthday today. Her friends wish ed many happy returns of the lay. Mrs, Lambert Love is in the Oshawa General Hospital where she underwent surgery and is| slowly progressing. Her friends wish her a complete recovery. Lynda daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaskin is celebrating her 10th birthday on Monday. Her companions of Clover Lane school and friends wish her a happy birthday. Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. King, is celebrating his leighth birthday on Sunday. For Athol street, is celebrating her||. Whitby Churches FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 5 A.M.--Radio Broadcast 5 A.M.--Bible School Hour 11:00 A.M.--Our Pastor Preaching 7P.M Special Speaker Mr. Herbert Johnson of Toronto Special Music at both services EVERYONE WELCOME 9:1 9:4 EMMANUEL REFORMED REV, GERRIT REZELMAN THIRD CONCESSION WEST OF HIGHWAY 12 9:30 AM. Dut Sunday My nenolish) 11:00 A.M. English Service and English Sunday School 7:00 P.M. English EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOME ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron & St. John Rev. W. J. S, McClure, B.A., Minister Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist 9:45 A.M, CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP PRE-COMMUNION SERVICE Nursery (Infant Care) Beginners' Classes Junior Congregation WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. M. Smith, B.A., B.D, Rev. A. M. Butler, B.A. Mrs. J: Beaton, A.R.C.T, 11 A.M, SCOUT AND CUB CHURCH PARADE SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. 9 years and over 1] a.m. under 9 years 11 a.m. Junior Worship Infant Care jthe occasion a party has been | arranged. WHITBY BAPTIST {Colborne Street West at Centre) Minister Rev. John McLeod Organist Mrs. E. Summers 11:00 A.M,-- "The Man Who Made Good'" 7:00 P.M.--The Good News 9:45 A.M.--Bible School 8:15 P.M.-- Baptist Young Peoples Union WHITBY PENTECOSTAL 307 BROCK ST. N, M. FOSTREY--Pastor 9:45 a,m---SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m.--MORNING WORSHIP 7:00 p.m.--EVANGELISTIC Guest Speoker: REV. DEREK PRINCE | | Tues. June 19 -- Victors vs. Oshawa Dairy, Eastview; Ajax) vs. Jury and Lovell, Harman. Wed. June 20 -- Whitby vs.| Ajax, Ajax. Thur. June 21 Cabawsl Dairy vs. Whitby, Whitby; Jury) and Lovell vs. Victors, Harman. | Tues, June 26 -- Whitby vs. Jury and Lovell, Alexandra; | Ajax vs. Oshawa Dairy, East-| view. | Wed. June 27 -- Victors vs) Ajax, Ajax. Thur. June 28 -- Victors vel Whitby, Whitby; Oshawa Dairy) vs. Jury and Lovell, Alexandra. Tues. July 3 -- Whitby vs.) Victors, Harman; Jury and Lov.| ell vs. Oshawa Dairy, Eastview.) Wed. July 4 -- Oshawa Dairy| vs. Ajax, Ajax. Thur, July 5 -- Ajax vs. Vic- tors, Harman; Jury and Lovell vs. Whitby, Whitby: Tues. July 10 -- Victors vs. Jury and Lovell, Harman; Whit-/ by vs. Oshawa Dairy, Eastview. | Wed. July 11 -- Jury and] Lovell vs. Ajax, Ajax. Thur. July 12, Oshawa Dairy| vs. Victors, Harman; Ajax vs. | Whitby, Whitby. School repairs. NOTICE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOLS FOR THE TOWN OF WHITBY Take notice that the above-mentioned Board on the sixteenth day of May, 1962 passed a By-law No. 8 to authorize the borrowing of money by the issue and sale of its debentures in the principal amount of $89,000. 1. The money is to be borrowed for the purpose of paying the cost of build- ing and equipping a four-classroom addition to St. John's School, and for The amount to be borrowed is $89,000, and the security therefor shall be the debentures which shall be a charge upon the school house property and premises and any other real or personal property vested in the said Board and upon the Separate School rates. The debentures are to be dated June 1, 1962, are'to be in denominations of $1,000 each and are to be repayable in varying instalments of principal on December 1 in the years 1963 to 1982 inclusive. maturing in the years 1963 to 1972 inclusive bear interest at 5% per annum; the debentures maturing in the years 1973 to 1982 inclusive bear interest at the rate of 52% perannum. The first payment of inter- est shall be made on the Ist day of December, 1963, to cover the 18 month period from June 1, 1962; thereafter, interest shall be payable annuall on the Ist day of December during the currency of the debentures, wit the aggregate amount of principal and interest payable in each year varying from $8,095.00 to $7,035.00. OFF TO SEE THE FAMILY! The debentures B. S. HAMILTON, Secretary-Treasurer When you've someone to see . . . some place to go... youcan travel anywhere, anytime -- even on a retirement budget, when you fly TCA Economy. For instance, only $218 return TORONTO to VANCOUVER. 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