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WHITBY an Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lioyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 da DISTRICT (Ctad frosram At Brooklin ~ LAWN BOWLERS The. award, for men's dou- | bles, was won by Tom Hen- stock and Earl Judge of the Whitby Chib who were the high three game winners Shown above are, left to Lawn Bowling addicts flock- ed to the Whitby Lawn Bowl- | ing Club Friday evening when | teams from Whitby and Osh- | awa competed for the John | Stanlick Memorial Trophy. . juating from TAKE TROPHY right, Mr. Mr. | winners, John Morrison and Judge and Club president, | Jerry Oatway also. of Osh- | Harry Lott. Next high three | awa. The high one game win game winners were John Bid- | went to another couple from dulph and Bill Joyce, of fhe | the Whitby Club, Dick Adams | Oshawa Club. High two game | and Lloyd Sabine. Henstock, | crest Junior School Hall, gaily |decorated with the school col-| ors, was fiiled to capacity re- icently when interested parents, | \friends, teachers and studenis) |sathered to witness graduation! lexercises for 37 students grad-! | Grade 8 Senior School, Brooklin. The iargest class ever to graduate who will attend An- derson Street High, Henry Street High, Pickering, Dun- barton and Oshawa according jto subject of studies chosen by pupils. The graduates occupied the, lseats of honor in front of the ! assembly. Supervising. principal, John Wallace. presided for the cere- monies and assisted by Ron Mc-; Kenzie, principal of Senior School, presented diplomas to the graduation. GRADUATES Jim Allison, Beverly Apple- ton, Ann Bartlett, Janice Bird, Judy Bonisteel, Mike Boule, Eric Butler, Norine Carnochan, Wayne Davidson, Frances Dra- per, Ken Edwards, Jim Finch, Joe Grills, Susan Gulliver, Val- erie Gutherc, Bob Hall, Noel Ha- mer, Joanne Heron, Margaret Hewie, Joan Hoar, Gerry Hurst, Joan Kennedy, Gordon Lang- field, Kathy Legg, Ross Legg, Phyllis Mackey, Jim Nesbitt, Susan Nott, Brenda Ormiston, Milt Parkin, Jo-Ann Phillip, 'Bonnie Snudden, Peter Thorn- ton, Peter Walendzewicz, Ria Wilson, John Young and Harry | Zylstra. President of Home and School Association, Mrs. Don Mitchell, extended greetings and present- ed the graduates with pins. Ap- preciation was voiced by Gor- don Langfield WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Any persons driving along the ninth conces- sion from Myrtle through Ashburn would have experienced an unusual sight at the Whitby Golf and Country club about 11.30 p.m., last Friday night. Apparently a bunch of the boys were mulling over the 18 holes completed earlier in the eve- ning. A gentleman by the name of Harry Smith stumbled upon an unusual idea, which was in the form of a challenge. He offered host pro Wilson Paterson and two other pro golfers 20-1 odds if they could birdie the long par-five first hole. Paterson, with the aid of headlights from Bob Cherry's car and several other interested members to illuminate the fairway,: did accomplish the birdie. It was quite an accomplishment indeed, considering the time of night. The other gentle- men came close with par-five's. Brooklin Hillcrests move into Brampton to- night to meet the league-leaders in a schedule OLA Senior league tilt. Brampton at present hold.a lengthy 10-point bulge over runner-up Brooklin. If Hillcrests retain any thought of dislodging Ramblers from the choice spot, tonight would be an opportune time to work on the matter at hand. On Saturday night these clubs meet in the Brooklin Community arena at 8:45 p.m. Tonight's engagement presents quite a chal- lenge to Hillcrests. If successful in knocking over the league-leaders, they would be the first opposi- tion to do so in Brampton. TOWN AND COUNTRY... Eastern Pro Hockey league officials were deeply saddened by the loss of Jack Humphreys, certainly a key factor in the workings of the league. Humphreys wasi very active in recent EPHL meetings as they strived to iron out problems. : New York Ranger general manager Muzz Patrick will have quite a chore filling the vacancy left by Humphreys' untimely death .. . I met Bob Ballard in Haliburton last. Sunday. Some of you Whitby Dunlop followers will re- member Bob for his tremendous work with the Booster Club. Bob is now in Windsor, and being the great hockey fan he is, follows the Bulldogs and neighboring Detroit Red Wings closely . . . Whitby-Oshawa Green Gaels, hustling Juvenile lacrosse club continue to improve with each appearance. Last night in Whitby they whipped the second place Brampton Excelsiors, 9-4. Next Monday night, Mimico are visitors in the Whitby Community arena. Annual Rose, _ WHITBY Greetings from the School Board were extended by Wil- Out of town guests th Lalonde McLuhan weddin which took place at St. John th Evangelist Church, Whitb were: Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Sharp of. Lindsay, Mr. and | PERSONALS 'Show Results At Brooklin e & e y) | e} § Mrs, By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT Reg Rich, Little Britain, Mrs. aia ns Oatew V BROOKLIN Percy Brown ,Oakwood, M1 70 exhibits placed at the an-|My and Mrs. Charles Boucher nual Rose Show of Brooklin Cobourg. Horticultural Society in the Christian Education Hall Mr. aod Mrs The various shades of roses) Port Hope; Mr. and Mrs. Fre made a colorfu! background for;McLuhan and family, the '"'all white' arrangements! Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc shown Luhan, Kitchener; Mrs, Merrid Judges, Miss Scarborough, and her Miss A. Linton, congratulated) don the winners on exhibits in vari- Lee, ous classes, Convener of committee, Guy Stevenson, read list prize winners as follows Class 1. Rose, red, 1 bloom-- Mrs. Sydney Lockyer, Mrs C- §. Thempson, Mrs. Norman Alves Ada V and Mrs. Falls; Lake, Mr. Fenelon Mrs. Mrs. Norm Stephens of of awa. A surprise birthday party wa held in honor of Mrs. Margare Dodd, 531 Euclid street, by he daughter Miss _ Betty 2. Rose, white 1 bloom | Rodgers, Mrs. Fred Drew, Whit ~ Mrs. C. S. Thompson, Mrs.\by Miss Ethel Dodd and Mis Norman Alves, Mrs. Sydney Alice Dodd of Port Perry Lockyer 2 Class 3. Rose, yellow, 1 bloom -- 3rd nrize, Mr. Cyril (one entry) 1, Whitby when she celebrate Class 4. Rose, pink, | bloom her 80th birthday. For the ox --Mrs. C. S Thompson, Mrs.'casion a family. dinner part Sydney Lockyer, Mrs. Eric |was held in her honor at th Green, home of her sister Mrs, Fer Class 5. Rose, Peace, 1 bloom Bryant of Pickering --Mrs- Charles Wilson, Mrs ' Sydney Lockyer, Mr. Cyril Wick. Class 6 Congratulations were in orde Almonds presented her with Bi-color, 1 bloom. |jovely birthday cake in th other than Peace -- Mrq Cyril) shape of an open book decorated Wick, Mrs Mrs, J Class roses Norman Alves,! Holdershaw 8. Container in variety Green, Mrs. Sydney Mr. Cyril Wick. Class 9, Container of Polyan- thus, or Floribunda roses Mrs. Sydney Lockyer, Mrs. Vernon Wilson, Mrs. Eric Green- Class 10. Container of Ram- blers, or Climbers --Mrs. E Green, Mrs C. S. Thomps Mrs. Vernon Wilson. Class 11. Arrangement of roses ior bride's table -- Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Harris. R. R. 1 Eric Green (one entry). _.. Whitby accompanied Miss Ma Class 13. Delphinium, 1 Spike,| Kayes and her mother blue -- Mrs. Sydney Locky vee 8 aes Mrs. Eric Green. Class 14. Delphinium, 1 spike, lavender -- Mrs. N. Alves (one entry). Class.16. Iris, 1 color --- Mrs in pastel shades and bearing th of Mrs, three Eric and evening and enjoyed social cup of tea and birthda jcake. Mrs. Megregor's fou grandaughters assisted in ving tion at a cottage in Minden, motor trip visiting friends spike, any Mr, and Mrs, Fred Norman Alves. & ee. 1 Sw Gran hs oc Custas Poker. awa spent the past two week Mrs. Mark Lockyer. ss Class 18. Peony, 1 white or near white Charles Wilson, Mrs. Parrott, Mrs. Charles Class 19. Peony, 1 pink -- Mrs C. S. Thompson, Mrs, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Lorne Parrott Class 20. n a motor trip to Winnipeg bloom, Lo Pilkey. bloom, Mrs. Mabel McGregor had he Mrs. \four grandaughters 'the Miss: nie Haris of jwith her while were on vacation. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Wingsto Bloom, spent Sunday in Brighton as th Whitby their parent Peony, 1 Red--No first place; Mrs, Syd-' guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald BROCK For This Program--One Complete aaiiirey Show Each Evening at 7:30 Recommended os "ADULT ENTERTAINMENT" 1 eeeecntadineteendl JENNIFER JONES JASON ROBARDS. » JOAN FONTAINE TOM Plus Second Feature Attraction "SQUAD CAR"--Shown at 7:30 WITH VICI RAAF, PAUL BRYAR, DON MARLOWE rott, Mrs, Tom Beer Class 22. Container of lilies, friends in Bath any variety, any color -- Mrs Norman Alves, Mrs. Guy Ste- venson, Mrs. Cyril Wick. who Mrs, Violet Johnson aad Mis Claire Deltgonee of the home of Mr. Whitehurst --Mrs. Eric Green, Mrs, Ver-|at {non Wilson J. B, Class 244. Arrangement, street "Peace on Earth," using white container, white flowers, white Mrs |foliage Mrs, Eric iMrs. Norman Alves, of 123 Wm Mrs.{Mrs. Michael Di Cesaro at thei Lorne Parrott : summer cottage at Lake Class 25. Arrangement 'suit. | 8988 jable for a new mother -- Mrs |Eric Green, Mrs, Mark Lock kyer, Mrs. N. Alves Class 26, Container of APPROVES BILL any| RAWALPINDI (Reuters) variety of flowers not classed|Pakistan's National -- Mrs. Eric Green. Mrs. Nor-|5aturday night approved man Alves, Mrs. Sydnev Lock- S0vernment bill to allow the re ver vival of political partie Polit Award = for Best Rose in)iCai parties were dissolved |son. jtution was abrogated, Dodd.| Guests present were: Miss Hazel Wick for Mrs. Mabel McGregor, R.R The Womens' Organization of words '"'Happy birthday Mabel fy A large number of friends and Lockyer, neighbors called in the afternoon ser- ar | Mrs. ' George Kayes of Oshawa on a in Montreal, Ottawa and Kingston. Harris, Chestnut street, Whitby and Mr. 7 and Mrs. Bruce McGregor, Osh- 'n Sandra, Brenda, Debra and Bon- visiting ney Lockyer, Mrs, Lorne Par-| Ross, they accompanied Mr. and visited Toronto Class 23. Mantel arrangement| Were dinner guests on Saturday and Mrs. Kent Sinipson spent last Green, | Weekend as the guest of Mr, and Scu- Assembly the in RECREATION Show" -- Mrs. C. S. Thomp-|October, 1958, when the consti | and -- There were mrs, Ken Dukelaw, Woodville, Andy McLuhan. di) Mount y| Linton,; Newman and family, Trenton,} sister,, Mrs. Mary Orr and family, Gor- Mek Mr. and) Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mr. and Osh- 5 CAPTAIN E. REED | A recent arrival in Whitby "lis Captain E. Reed of the Sal- vation Army. Captain Reed re- places Major Claud Simpson, who has taken up <a post in Montreal Captain Reed comes to r Whitby from Flin Flon where he was stationed for two years He is married to a_ former Claremont girl who finds her- self once again close to home after some years spent in the West. Father boys and Reed is Montreal finished officer at ing west d y e n of four children, two two girls, Captain himself a native of Twelve years ago he his training as a SA Toronto before mov- a e e has been Alberni, The family io Edmonton, and Kamsack, Yorkton, Shau- van and Swift Current, Sask Captain Reed is a member of the Whitby Ministerial Associa- f'tion and is interested in com- munity affairs. He has a par: ticular interest in Rotary Club and Civii Defence. posted BG. a y) Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and TC family of Garrard road north, ON. ' Oshawa enjoyed a weeks' vaca- 22 Passengers In Helicopter Crash Landing NEW YORK (AP) -- A pas- e senger helicopter with 22 per- sons aboard suffered an engine failure and made an emergency landing Monday in the Kast River. It stayed afloat and was y towed to land s The Civil s Aeronautics Board in Washington said it received a report from the aircraft's op- s erators that 'there was no dam- age and no injuries to passen- gers,"" n i The twin-engined helicopter took off from Newark Airport in mid-afternoon with 19 passen- gers and three crew members aboard. It made a five-minute flight to the Wall Street. Heli- port on the East. River. As the helicopter prepared to land, one engine quit and the aircraft came down short of the landing area, Four coast guard vessels and a fire department launch hur ried to the scene and stood by while a police boat towed the r| helicopter to shore. Several am- bulanves were on hand there and passengers were taken to hospital! for precautionary checkups PLASTERING REPAIR WORK sal 5 - h orge ROOMS Phone MO. 8-8733 By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT |liam Manning, to assembly and BROOKLIN -- The Meadow- graduates. » pupils wishing success to Dr. "Diamond and his wife. * ifs School Stated Mr, Manning: "In re- ceiving your diplomas and pins you have overcome one mile- stone. Your graduation pins re- present a torch to carry to other schools and it is hoped you will! carry the torch well." William Boyd, teacher of Grade 7 Senior School. present- ed field day awards and con- gratulated the following win-| ners -- Seniors: Carol Johnston, Pera ; Last night in the Whitby Wayne Davidson; Intermediates, ; : -- Lynda Rutherford. John Ste. | Community arena, Green Gaels ae, ; ~ - |thumped one of the highly tout- en ae -- Judy Ding-!ed clubs, Brampton Excelsiors,jlay ensued, while a reserve William Magnin vicanian 9-4. Brampton holds down sec-|player took over in the nets. the plaque to the champibns on |ond spot in the league. Whitby: On Saturday night, Whitby-| behalf of School Board, Whitby OSh@Wa's victory evened their/Oshawa Green Gaels get a real Township Area No. 1. ¥| season's record at 2-2 test of their ability when they During a brief interlude the, 2°e@ by the deft ball hand-| journey to St. Catharines. They Grade F choir cond ad by ing of Ronnie Moore, whol can expect a wee bit of trouble. uate cineevinge SE es °Y| scored three goals and 'wo Recently, St. Catharines Dobson "presented: the following assists, Gaels easily took caréitrounced Huntsville 33-3, They selections,' 'Donkey Riding" ss pa in the final two!boast eight of last year's Jun- riya TE Raglates : .| periods. i . which is i dd Bones", "This Land is! "the clubs were tied at 3-3 rigs yay a our Land", "'Ode to Joy" fol- after one period . : : lowed by hearty applause. s Laem : Next Monday night, Mimico $ i Some rigid checking andjis the opposition for Gaels in VALEDICTORY ADDRESS fine goaltending by Merv. Mar-|the Whitby Commmunity arena. Brenda Ormiston, chosen as,shall prevented Excelsiors|Game time for that one is 8-30 the outstanding student of the|from scoring more than once|p m. year, presented the "Valedic-in the final 40 minutes of play.) BRAMPTON -- Goal. Man- By GERRY BLAIR For a team that wasn't {expected to show much in the form of opposition for the re- maining seven clubs in the OLA Juvenile league, Whitby- Oshawa Green Gaels certainly have surprised many people, in- cluding their elated coach, Jim Bishop, of Brampton, squared off along the boards, with Hinkson draw- ing the decision. Late in the period Stan Kolesnik more than held his own against Excelsiors' Grant Porter. Brampton goaltender Roy |Manser and Dave Hewston join- ed in and were assessed 10- minute time penalties. This meant that Brampton's net- minder had to serve his own penalty, and a seven-minute de- Green Gaels Down Brampton Excelsiors 4. Brampton: Green (Hitthouse) .....ssee00 7.44 5. Brampton: Haw (Manser) «..+0ssse006 15.20 6. Whitby-Osh: Kolesnik (Braiden) .......s0000 19.20 No penalties. Second Period 7 Brampton: Greén ..... 1.51 8. Whitby-Oshawa: Davie (Moore) .....+.+ +. 048 9, Whitby-Oshawa: Davie (Free throw) ......++. 11.43 10. Whitby-Osh.: Moore 12.31 /11, Whitby-Osh.: Moore ., 12.50 Penaities: McNaughton 9.38, Moore and Hillhouse (2) 17,45, . Third Period 12. Whitby Oshawa: Peters (Stroud) «50+ 2.16 13. Whitby-Osh : Moore .. 17.00 Penatties: Hillhouse and Hink- son (majors) 4.15, Hinkson 9:38, Manser (10-minute time), Port- er (major), Hewston (10-minute time) and Kolesnik (major) 10.18, Peters 12.07, Hillhouse 12.15, Markus 13.20, Dingwall 15.50, und Hillhouse 19.05. ~ tory Address' winning warm Another sharpshooter on the... : e congratulations and admiration Whitby - Oshawa club, Gary orn Suloie eet Fen from principal, Ron McKenzie, Davie added two 'goals, one AlWaw Carter Hilhouce Kitto, | teachers, fellow students and/free throw midway through the Green, Dingwall, McNaughton, friends attending. second period. and Embling Pay on Dr, Arthur William Diamond, Jim Hinkson, the more prom- 7 . < . MD, graduate of University of|inent member of the first year WHITBY - OSHAWA iy Goal, Toronto, who recently complet- players, scored once as. did Marshall; alts , Hinkson, Mar- ed his internship at East Gen-\Dave Hewston, Stan Kolesnik KUS:, 70m pson, Patcheson, eral Hospital, Toronto, and wholand Terry Peters. \Brady, Gutsole, Braiden, plans to practice in Aurora in' The game was exceptionally| Pete", Davie. Stroud, Moore, | July, presented the address "To|clean for two periods with only | Sheedy, Hewston and Kolesnik./ The Graduates". three penalties meted out. Then| First Period Prior to his address Dr. Dia-\tempers flared in the final| 1. Brampton: Hartford .. 1.15) mond extended congratulations|frame and a cuuple fights took} 2. Whitby-Oshawa: Hinkson (Moore) 5 ARTISTS! Enquire about the advanteges of joining our RAINBOW CLUB CALL WHITBY PAINT & WALLPAPER 125 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY MO 8-3488 to Brenda Ormiston stating that! place. Jim Hinkson and John, _ Whitby-Osh: Hewston the "Valedictory Address', was Hillhouse. a chippy member 3 cesliaanedadiall --<--<------ the finest he had ever heard. Z The theme of his address was "Old and New Shoes'. Miss Joyce M, Graham, teacher of Grade 6 Senior School expressed thanks on be- half of schools, teachers and The presentation of academic awards was made by Dr. W, K. Mountjoy, DVM, to Brenda Or- miston, as outstanding student with 75 per cen.t Highest academic, Grade 8 -- Judy Bonisteel, top academic student, with over 80 per cent marks and who has maintained this position for the past two years. Grade 7 Lynda Ruther- ford, who has not only proven her abilities academically but also won position of Cham- pion Intermediate Girls at re- cent Field and Track meet of Senior Schools, Brooklin, and acclaimed as an all-round stu- dent. Each of the students was pre- sented with a travelling case. Members of Home and School Association presented gifts to 'Mr. William Boyd, teacher at Senior School who 'is leaving Brooklin for new fields, Gifts were presented to Mrs. Elsie Dobson, music supervisor, for her untiring efforts in train- ing the school choir and pupils and to Principal Ron McKen- zie and Miss . Dianne Wilson, teacher of Grade 1, Meadow- crest Junior School. Mothers of Grades 5 and 6 on behalf of Home and Schaol As- sociation, served coffee and re- freshments. The teaching staff at Brook- lin Senior School -comprises Principal, Ron McKenzie, Wil- liam Boyd, Joyce Graham and Ruth Foster. Meadowcrest Junior School, supervising principal, John Wallace, Mrs. Verna Hodson, Mrs, Mary White, Mrs. Mildred Routley, Mrs. Ellen Bird, Miss June Kellar, Mrs. Anne Milner, Miss Dianne _ Wilson, Mrs Harry Lade and Mrs, Evelyn Wilson Members of the School Board Whitby Township Area 1: Chair- man, Hugh Ormiston, M. Potts, Dr, W. G. Y, Grant, William 'Manning, Dr. W. K. Mountjoy, DVM, secretary-treasurer, -W, D, Thomson. a : |} with its own distinctive charac Adams: Private Stock. This custom blend i crystal decanter at a popular price, Adams CUSTOM BLENDED CANADIAN aged them in special oak casks. married these 29 rare whiskies to create the superb flavour of 29 sreat whiskies in one brand | Years ago Adams distilled 29 great whiskies, each teristics, and then Now, Adams has s presented in its Private Stock RYE WHISKY Thomas Adams Distillers Ltd. Toronte -- SHADE & BREEZES HERE! This ultra modern stone and brick bungalow is situated on a quiet street away from the 5 bustling city. It looks out on @ wide expanse of green designed for a neighborhood scenic residential oreo. You will be delighted with the smooth sliding glass doors the dining the substantial concrete patio and the handy double glass and screened window: ored bathroom, vanity with large mirror, deluxe electrical fixtures and oh in LL monthly payments, (includes taxes). This home you must see to appreciate, 218 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY room, The built-in stove and oven, cole musical chimes are a few of the many extras in this owner-built, 3 - bedroom home. Full price $17,900 with fabout $4000 down and convenient GORDON OSBORNE REAL ESTATE MO 8-5431 or 728-3341 moke and grime af the park in this planned opening out te THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, July 1%, 1962 § .