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WHITBY and DISTRICT Manager: Lloyd Robertson Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Tel. MO. 8-3703 #6 SHOWN ABOVE is the Grad- uating Class of 1962 from the Ontario Hospital School of Nursing. On Friday afternoon Health Minister Addresses Grads At the graduation exercises, i held at Whitby, the speaker the was bell, Mrs. Lynne Hart, Shirley the Ontario Hospital,)pen in recent years." % oe * the nurses, left to right, Judith Haight, Patricia Pingle, Joyce Harris, Mrs. Marjorie Camp- Goodale, Gloria MacIver and Lillian Sobczak received their diplomas from Mrs. Matthew Dymond, at a ceremony held ; aE at the Ontario Hospital, Whitby. --Oshawa Times Photo WHITBY PERSONALS nteresting developments to hap- that the Dr. Dymond said Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, On-jone new thing that there is al-| tario Minister of Health. Dymond presented diplomas to/are always Mrs.| ways to be found is that there! new ideas. "Al- the eight graduating nurses of}though we have gone from a the 1962 class. Dr. Dymond said that al- though there were many groups represented in the hall his speech was directed to the eight young graduates, He told the |horse and buggy stage to the juses of atomic years," he stated, "there is a! great threat of atomic destruc-| tion and all that can prevent it} is the use of new ideas.' energy , ad Man progresses and Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy of Georgetown, Prince Edward Island, have returned to their home after spending one week visiting their son and daughter- in-law, Mt. and Mrs. Arnold Murphy, of Centre street north. to 1047 Best wishes are offered Mrs. Clifford Hurlbert, |Wardman crescent, who is cele- jbrating her birthday today. in 50) Judy, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White is in the Oshawa General Hos- pital under observation. Friends of the family wish her a speedy Miss Verna Burr is celebrat- ing her birthday today. Her friends wish her many happy returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barnett jand family of Dunbarton, Mrs. jA. Barnett and Mrs. Mary An- jderson of Whitby, were guests of tage on Dalrymple Lake. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 2 a family wish Theresa recovery. Kathleen, daughter of Mrs. Mr. Robert Jenkins at his cot- Two-year-old Theresa, daugh- Bronishewski, is in the Oshawa General Hospital. Friends of the prompt Graduate Nurses Receive Awards On : tif June afternoon| the Graduating Class of the On- tario Hospital School of Nursing was honored at the Graduation exercises held at the hospital. The ceremonies were held in the assembly hall where hospital representatives, the Ontario Minister of Health, Dr. Dymond, the nursing staff and friends assembled. Rev. S. Coates, hospital chap- lain gave the invocation and all were welcomed by Hospital Superintendent Dr. W. H. Weber. The greetings of the Town of Whitby were brought to the graduates by Mayor Stanley Martin and the best wishes of the hospital staff by the Admin- istrator Mr. Hugh Baker. Director of Nursing Miss Helen Whitman gave a report on nursing activities and the Florence Nightingale Pledge was administered to the gradu- ates by Mrs. Ellen Zivkovic. After the valediction was given by Mrs. Marjorie Camp- bell, the Minister of Health, Mr, Dymond gave an address. Mrs. Dymond presented diplomas to the eight nurses and Miss Whit- man presented nursing pins. Mrs. Lynne Hart was awarded the Gold Medal for Highest Standing Third Year Clsas of 1962 which was presented by Mrs. Dymond, Anna Stubinski was the recip- ient of the Silver Medal for Highest Standing Second Year, Class of 1963 and Jane Brick- man won the Bronze Medal for Highest Standing First Year, Class of 1964. Mrs. Hart also won the Super- intendent's Prize for the High- est Standing in Psychiatry and the Prize for Highest Standing in Medical Surgical Nursing. The prize for the Highest Standing on Obstetrical Nursing was won by. Miss Judith Haight who also won the award for the new graduate who showed the Highest quality of Nursing Care. The prize for the new gradu- ate who showed the greatest pro* fessional development during her three years at school was Baptist Women won by Mrs. Marjorie Campbell and a prize donated by the Alumnae Association for the stu- dent who contributed most to her fellow students in the wards, Mario Ladies College, Whitby. Miss Gina Dowie participated THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 9, 1962 § in the activities. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mills of Beaconfield, Quebec, visited with his mother, Mrs. F. Mills for several days. Congratulations to Jerry Ome- lon who won the Poulenc Award in Pharmacy. He passed his fourth vear with honors. Little Louise Shirley Rose, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hopkinson, looked beau- H Home League Honors Fathers Salvation Army Women's ome League held its weekly meeting on Thursday evening at the Citadel. Mrs. Kentner were in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Earle and The theme Entertainment will be provid- ed by Whitby members. They will enact skits, sing songs ete. This event will take place on Wednesday, June 13, instead of the regular Thursday meeting. Family Monuments in the home and in social gath-|tifyl in her christening outfit erings was presented to Miss|which was made by her god- Shirley Goodale. : mother Mrs. Rose Stroud. After the Graduation Exer- Attending the christening cises a reception was held. from Toronto were Mr. andithe meeting with prayer. Dur- Mrs. Harold Pym, Sr.; Mr. andling the business Meeting ar- Dunbarton Church Mrs. Harold Pym Jr., and fam-lrangements were made for the ily and Mr and Mrs. Arthur/catering by the group for "En. Baptismal Service By I. THOMPSON Penny and family. tertainment Night" when Lind- _ Many ther district guestsisay and Ajax Home League joined, the relatives from Toron- groups will tour General Motors to as they gathered in the Sun-|and afterwards be served & cold DUNBARTON -- Dr. w. A.{°2% School rooms for a luncheon!njate supper at the Citadel, McKay, the minister, conducted the regular morning service at the Dunbarton United Church. The Junior congregation was served by Miss Jean Craig, Mrs. conducted by Bernice Hollinger D & W e M to Q U A Y Winnie Mitchell, Marie and and Ellie McKay. R E A L T re] R Marlene Mitchell, Lois David- son, Doreen Davidson and Shir- The flowers on the altar were laced there by Mr. and Mrs. is pleased to announce the following additions to his sales staff ley Kulyk. eginald Parker and family in MILLIE BILIDA PLUMBING ima of Mr. Reginald Parker SPECIALIS KS 211 COCHRANE ST., WHITBY RESIDENCE: MO 8.2167 The sacrament of infant bap- tism was dispensed to five chil- dren: Louise Shirley Rose, 7 LAKEVIEW BLVD., PICKERING BEACH RESIDENCE: WH. 2-4694, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- D. W. McQUAY, Realtor ert Hopkinson of Fairport road north; William Thomas, 313 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY PLAZA TORONTO EM, 3-9603 WHITBY MO. 8-5868 was "Father's Night', special readings were given. Mrs. Major Simpson opened Fa Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson of Glendale drive; Carol Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee of Picker- ing; Russell Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Norman of Fair- port road north and Christian Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Smith of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Willis and family visited Mr. and/ Mrs, Walter Willis recently. Christine Thompson. of the Baseline had her 10th birthday on May 16. She had five of her friends for a party on Satur- day. E. G. Code spent the weekend with his daughter, Mrs, Everett Smith. Mr. and Mrs, Denyshuik and Michael Cole of Long Branch visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coch- rane recently. Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson moved from the village on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young who have been residing on Fair- port road for the past two class that he was not there to} give advice all the necessary ad- vice had been tendered in the vances through the use of ideas, |Tecovery. he said, and people must be ane he r taught to recognize them as last three years by the teaching they appear and use them prop- years have left for Kamloops B.C. where they now reside. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson who were married recently. They are re- siding in Oshawa. Leslie McFarlande,pupil of the | Mrs. George Scott, Byron/Lillian Mae Marsh School of |street south, is opening her|dancing, received her certifi- staff. " erly. The Minister also told the) home on fr gyn hp nage 11, tojcate of merit with honor and ""As it is," he said, "you know|class that they were about to|the members of the Florence) performed in the recitation held adie Shea cane : : Davey Group for a pot luck|at the OCVI Oshawa, on Friday Fete Sisters The final meeting of the Whitby Baptist Church Wom- more now than you will in 10,/enter an honorable profession.| 20 or 30 years, the more you; practise your profession t h e| "launched Saying that they were to be into an honorable} more you realize how little you}company of nursing," Dr. Dy- know and how much there is/mond said their ultimate object} to learn." humanity, He said, 'Your pro-} "A frequent question nowa- days is what's new'," he said, "some terrible things have been attributed to me when talking) | members." fession only progresses with the japplication of the ideas of its|brating his birthday on Sunday. |For the occasion they will be He ended his address by say-) about nurses residences but NOW/ing that some members of the you can see a $1,000,000 resi- dence being built in the grounds.| Something else that is new is} the scheme whereby nurses will) be in control of their own pro-) fession," Dr.. Dymond pointed out. |staff felt sad because the girls} 1 were beginning their life in the|address the congregation at the|Moss, British race driver ser- outside world. "I cannot feel the|Almonds Church Pastor, will] iously injured in a crash April n at the|23, now is moving around in a re- |June 10. Sunday school children|ported Friday. A hospital | make use of them you will make/will wear foreign country COSs-|spokesman said Moss's condi- \least bit sad for you," Dr, Dy-|address the congregatio mond said, "you have great op-|11 a.m. |portunities lying ahead, if you supper. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hammond, | Young Miss Frances Kaiser of Madison, Wisconsin, were re- cent visitors at the home of Mrs. was the health and comfort of/navid Mowat, of Kent street. Mr. George Murrison is. cele- dining out. Mrs. F. J. Reed, wife of Al- service on Sunday, evening. Cochrane street, |General Hospital. wish her a speedy recovery. MOSS IMPROVING LONDOY (AP wheelchair, his hospital "Nurses are going to be re-|all the teachers and staff of the|tumes. Mrs. Reed's topic will |tion continues to improve. sponsible for and have control| Ontario Hospital School of Nurs-|be "Children of Many Lands'. | of their professional interests,"| he said, ing very proud of the Class of| Special music will be performed by the children. CHECK THUNDER' Traditionally, a ship's bell tells the crew what time it is and, following tradition, a ship's bell is installed on the HMCS Thunder, a bay class ! "this is one of the mosti'62." coastal minesweeper which is visiting Whitby harbor this weekend. Checking the time with the ship's bell is VON Nurse Rhoda Dixon, to whom WHITBY FEATURE For This Engagement--One Complete Show Each E STARTS AT 8:10 P.M. ANTHONY S THE GUNS OF NAVARONE ores vening At 7:30 p.m, SPINLEY BAYER: ANTHONY QUAVLE- IRENE PAPAS-GIA SCALA... JAMES DARREN SATURDAY MATINEE STARTS 1:30 | Richards, | Whitby Chamber | merce and other officials wel- | comed the Thunder and her | crew to Whitby. The Chamber | of Commerce later hosted 20 | crew members at dinner and aia ts S BELL a watch is very important too. Ringing the bell for 3 o'clock (six bells is the only bearded officer of the Thunder, Lieut. Tony Bennett, navigating offi- cer. In actual fact, the bell is no longer used to sound the time. The Thunder will remain in Whitby harbor until Sunday as part of a program to ac- quaint citizens with the role This afternoon, Lieut. Com- | mander Michael Barrow. will welcome Whitby residents aboard his 153-foot ship. On | arrival on Friday, Mayor | Stanley Martin, Councillor | William Davidson, Gordon president of the of Com- the five officers had dinner with members of town coun- | cil. Tonight, the other 20 crew | members will be hosted. by | Branch i12 of the Royal Cana- | | dian Legion. --Oshawa Times Photo | of the Royal Canadian Navy | in Canada's defence system. | jis convalescing at her home 120 } after under- jgoing surgery at the Oshawa Her friends Stirling en's Baptist Mission Circle gath- ered in the Sunday School hall at noon Friday, June 8, for a pot-luck luncheon. Spring flow- ers decorated the table. Grace was given by Mrs. Ken Cullen, president of the new Women's Baptist Church. A special birthday cake was Mrs. Charles Beasley, former- ly of Pine Ridge road died re- cently. Mrs. A. Greer and Mrs. Wal- ter Dunn of West Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis. Mr. and Mrs. McClement and Mary-Beth attended the May Court celebrations at the On- UWMEDIATE DELIVERY CH AU YES @ POR YOUR NEW HOME @ REPLACEMENT FOR OLD STEPS prepared in honor of two WMS members, Mrs. Katie Crawforth and Mrs. James Wilde. A period of song and devo- tion were led by Mrs. Dick Adams with Miss Maude Cam- eron at the piano. An offering was received for the annual Missionary White} @ NON-SLIP SURFACE ON TREADS AND PLATFORM PLASTERING REPAIR WORK No Job Too Large or Small RECREATION ROOMS Phone MO. 8-8733 Cross donation. SECOND INSTALMENT OF TAXES DUE, FRIDAY, JUNE 15th, 1962 1962 Taxes are payable in four instalments, The first instal- ment must be paid before this i d For your convenience all taxes are payable et eny Whitby Bank. Pey now -- avoid penalty charge. can F. N. McEWEN, Tax Collector, Town of Whitby. investments have been my Mutual Life policies * Whitby Churches FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 9:15 A.M.--Radio Broadcast 9:45 A.M.--Bible School Hour 11 A.M, and 7 P.M. Rey. Ross Moyer of Hamilton Soloist in evenng Mr, Gunner Knudsen 8:30 Fireside Service EVERYONE WELCOME ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron & St. John Rev. W. J. S. McClure, B.A., Minister Mrs. P. N. 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