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elory thers WHITBY And DISTRICT ent aan nein oe tenes ae Cena ANDERSON HIGH NEWS Yuletide Capers Will Be Big School Event DANCERS PLEASE FAIRVIEW RESIDENTS from ballet to the twist were staged by local children. Af- terwards a pleased spectator, William Calhoun, 82, posed with Highland Dancer, Patty A pre-Christmas entertain- ment for residents of Fairview Lodge was presented by the Whitby Women's Institute Fri- day afternoon. Dances ranging a bunny rabbit, four-year-old Gordon Campbell, --Oshawa Times Photo WHITBY SPORTS _°i® caLenoan |MONDAY, Dec. 10 PARADE {St. Andrews Presbyterian . | Church Explorers Whitby Baptist Church Explor's Ist Whitby Scouts Faith Baptist Church Jr. YP Palmerston H and § Assoc. By GERRY BLAIR be called "Yuletide Capers'. decor. The committee is headed by Mr. Fallaise. and STEWART Lofthouse The tea dance, sponsored by) the Student Council was heid last Friday, in celebration of the end of examination-week, but at 4 p.m., many of its enthusias- tic dancers had to leave because of the extremely heavy fog which made a late school bus impossible. | However, the dance contin-| ued, supported by the Whitby-) dwellers, and. was considered to) be a great success. Basketball - practice began| Saturday, Dec. 1, for the en- thusiastic sportsmen from An- derson who wished to try out for the teams. It is hoped that the team will do well this year.| CHRISTMAS DANCE The Christmas Dance, 'spon sored by the Student Council, is' suggestions New Market Rink 'Wins Ladies Open The Ladies took over the Willard, 11, and, disguised as Whitby Curling Club for the:an-| Williamson, nual Open Bonspiel Wednesday. Virginia Lindsey and her com- mittee had everything well or- ganized as to draws, scoring and refreshments and had a beautifully decorated Christmas tree to greet the ladies as they entered the club. Social committee, under the direction of Glad Hamer, and house committee handled by Jean Laurence, provided a de- licious evening meal in the din- ing room which featured Yule- tide decorations. There was a full draw and rinks were entered from Whit- By CANDY O'CONNOR ie be held Dec. 14, and is to The admission charge is to|\CHOIR =. be 75 cents without an activity, The Choir is directed by Mr. card and 50 cents with it, P hag bad bb ges prepa Fabulous door prizes are to be|{0T me Chrisumas season wi given to lucky winners. traditional 'carols and, modern This dance, the sécond larg-| Christmas melodies. est event of. the school year,| DEBATING SOCIETY : will be the last dance held at): The Debating Society is ac- Anderson for 1962. : tively engaged in the Ontario The formal will be held Jan. Provincial Public Speaking con- 25, 1963. test. The entertainment for the) Three students are entered in evening of the Christmas Dance|the Industrial Accident Preven. will be the instrumental group,|tion Association public speaking "The Shadows". The dance' contest. shows promises of providing an| They are Barbara Stark, Gor-| exciting evening. j|don Wick and Arlaine Edwards. ba In the Ontario Hydro lic FORMAL COMMITTEE ' \speaking contest an ohered The formal committee is to) jane Delaney, Candy O'Con eet Dec, 10, to put forward); ee a eee m h and Barbara Stark, Alice Powell and on the theme andiGordon Wick. oe |BADMINTON CLUB | Enthusiastic attendance in} past weeks was interrupted for| a time by the 'term examina-| ae but has since been resum-| ed. | With the conclusion of the) term examinations, a resump- tion of athletic activities has been stimulated by practices of the school wrestling and basket- ball teams. WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE | Two Dundas Street Public School students were reported in "fair condition", suffering possible head injuries as they were hit by a car at the in- tersection of Dundas and Hop- | kins street while returning home for their lunch at noon | Friday. Debbie Newell, 7, 309 | Anderson street Rowell, 8, 109 Johnston av- enue were struck by an east- Dorothea Morgan with Barbara Jean Castle and Eleanor Whittaker. For the ll<a.m. draw the win- Curling Club Rink skipped by ner with 44 points was 'a Whitby Gin Lindsey with Joy Rich, Chris Doughty and Alice Evans, Second was. Oshawa Golf Club with Skip Marg. Storie, Fran Maroosis, Mary Peterson and* Von Sturgis. and Nancy | ATHLETIC EVENTS | GIRLS HIT ON WAY TO DINNER Town ambulance. Shown above, Town Ambulance Ser- vice employes place Debbie into the vehicle to be trans- ported to hospital. Town Con- stable Kenneth Edwards in- vestigated. --Oshawa Times Photo bound car driven by Melvin Matthew Perry, 69, 124 Front street. The girls were cross- ing at an intersection protect- ed by a school crossing guard when the mishap occurred. They were taken to Oshawa General Hospital in a W. C. Bowmanville Golf and Curling Club with Skip Joyce Fletcher, A a he oe i Joyce Johansen, Pat Burk and gin ae eae aa Ida Goddard was in third place| virg Hunter : d Moe. Mac GiL| and in fourth place was Oshawa); 3. a: Me. i TS, AAG ail-| Curling Club. skipped by IY vanes, $n" r, Mayer and Mr Granik with Phyl Bates, Peg ° Pasta d West: Phipps and Toots Mackness. 2 si est: North and South: | Family Monuments Wj } Creared To TOWN OF WHITBY HUMAN RIGHTS DAY The Ontario Human Rights Code went into affect on June 15th, the Anniversary of Magna Carta. By authority of a resolution of the Council of the Town of Whitby | hereby proclaim Monday, December 10th, 1962, Human Mr. Cawker and Mrs. Bea-! ton, 108; Mr. and Mrs. Reed, 96; Mr. and Mrs. McCann, 91; Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Love, 89. Brock Street South H and §S by, Oshawa Curling Club, Sun- There were good loser prizes individual St. Mark's UCW Unit No. 5 |derland, Richmond Hill, Peter- also, won by Cannington and| St. Mark's UCW Unit Ne. 7 borough Curling Club, Union- Richmond Hill for lowest! ville, Newmarket, Oshawa Golf scores. Requirements STAFFORD BROS.} The Ontario Hockey Association is anxiously awaiting the race to end between Sarnia Rams Senior club and Whitby Dunlops Junior unit to see which club can go the longest be- fore winning so that one of the chaps in charge of records can close this page designated for such matters. : At the moment Sarnia has the nod, having lost 18 games, excluding last night's encounter. Whitby has the dubious distinction of at least securing three ties while los- ing 11. If either club is trying for the all-time record, they might as well call a halt immediately. London Nationals' Junior "'B' squad will likely remain unchallenged for quite sometime after going through two seasons without one victory. Sarnia can't pose as a threat, because they most like- ly will toss in the quit slip before the season ends and Whitby are on the verge of winning their first tilt... At least it appeared that way with an improved effort last Tuesday night in Whitby. It has been reported by one member of the Whitby Dunlops, that they possess tremendous team spirit. I would like to point out a couple of instances which per- suade me to think otherwise. One occurred during the game, which may appear immaterial, but not to some interested hockey folk. When Danny Tremblay was slugging it out with Knob Hill defence- man Doug Kelcher, one Whitby forward, completely obliv- fous to goings-on found more interesting entertainment at the opposite end taking pot-shots at goaltender Dicintio. This is an exact disregard for his teamates' welfare. Any number of events could break-out in a matter of sec- ends which might require this chap's attention. The other distressing sight took place immediately following the game. Four or five Dunlops, after being smashed down 5-2 for their 14th consecutive outing without a win, still found-it in their hearts to exchange pleasantries with their adversaries. One Dunlop Julie Kowalski drew the ire of an ex-hockey player living in this area who said, "Look at that Kowalski having himself a real ball, clowning with those Knob Hill. guys. Any club's that I have been as- sociated with, would have promptly handed him his walking papers on the spot for that type of conduct." The smiles and chuckles worn by these same Whitby Dunlops were changed rather quickly to expressions of shock when coach Jim Cherry announced that a practice was next on the agenda before street clothes could be worn that evening. It was refreshing to note the concern of coach Cherry, by ordering the practice immediately after the loss to Knob Hill. The comments were varied about. Cherry's tactics, but at least he feels that. honest hard work may be the remedy for severing this winless streak. Who's to say if his idea was right or wrong? Certainly something has to: be done, and if this is the answer, so be it! -- TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Oshawa Generals, after a bad first period came on strongly to come within one goal of Neil McNeil. The Maroons claimed a 4-3 decision, but mainly on the strength of a 3-0 first period margin. Generals: rallied to square the count in the middle frame, only to lose out late in the game. Paul Gibbens came close in the final 20 minute session by bouncing a shot off the post, with Maroons' netminder Gary Smith screened ._ . Both Oshawa Generals and Whitby Dunlops see action to- morrow afternoon in Port Credit, In the opener Dunlops meet Neil McNeil, and Oshawa clashes with Knob Hill in the finale. The Bolshoi Ballet has moved into Maple Leaf Gardens causing the second trip for Metro Junior action to Port Credit . . . Andre Champagne, Neil McNeil forward sidelined since opening day because of a collapsed lung, has resumed working out following a successful operation. Champagne was doing a solo effort last night at Maple Leaf Gardens following the Oshawa-McNeil affair. He ex- pects to rejoin his mates after Christmas... . . TUESDAY, Dec. 11 Whitby Baptist Church CGIT Faith Baptist Church Sr. YP Red Cross work room Whitby Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No, 248 R. A. Hutchison Hand § Assoc. All Saints. Anglican Church Afternoon Guild Andrew's Presbyterian, Church Helen Marshall Soc. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 12 Red Cross Sr. Citizens Social Club | Andrew's Presbyterian | Children of the Church Royal Canadian Legion LA Kinettes Club Kathleen Rowe H and S Assoc.! St. St. Dundas St. East H and S Assoc.| Eleanor Gardiner and the fourth) Unity Club (Rebekah) | THURSDAY, Dec. 13 Whitby Baptist Church Cubs Salvation Army Women's HLA Sinclair H and S Assoc. Christian Reformed Church La dies' Society Work and Pray |Whitby Garden Club All Saints Anglican Church St Margaret Guild PERSONALS | Saturday, Dec. 8, Mr. and Mrs. John Vickery, Brock street south, are entertaining at their home at a mixed dianer party for members of House of Windsor LODE Chapter. St. Mark's United Church Women, Unit No. 5, are hoid- ing their December meeting ia ithe form of a Christmas party | Mrs. George Stott, Brock street south, is opening her home Monday evening to the mem- bers of Florence Davey Group for their December meeting. Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs M. Rowland, is celebrating his first birthday Sunday, Dec. 9 Friends of the family wish Todd many happy returns of the day. Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Brechin Mrs. R. A. Rousseau Roya) Hotel, Whitby and Mrs. V. D Richardson have returned home after spending one week in Montreal and _ Ile Perrot. Prior to their trip to Montrea Mrs. Rosseau and Mrs. Richard- son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell, of Brechin. Young Miss Debie Taylor 's celebrating her 10th birthday to- day. Best wishes are offered to Debie on this occasion. Recent dinner guests at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne! Tran were Mr. and Mrs Charles Roberts and daughters Carol and Dorothy of Brooklin BROCK Evening Shows Start 7 and 9 p.m. Club, Peterborough Golf and" prizes were chosen by Kay Country Club, Cannington, Ham-| Currie and her committee and/ ilton Thistle, Toronto Royals:!were wrapped in Christmas|, Trenton and Bowmanville. packaging. High winner of the day and Helen Cuddy made the pre- winner of the 9 a.m. draw with sentation for the first draw, and LTD. MONUMENTS *18 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 MIGHTY CONGO 1 The Congo River in Africa is 2,718 miles long, second only to| the Nile among the continent's rivers. ' Rights Day in the Town of Whitby: W. S. MARTIN, rn 45 points was the York Club of|Tenic Sala for the second draw. Newmarket with Skip Emma This annual open was, in the Broadbent, Vice Agnes. Mac- past, a thoroughly successful Lachlan, Second Helen Kurtz!day. President Flo Lott thank- and Lead Marg. McMullen. ed the out of town rinks for their Second winner on the 9 a.m.jattendance and the Whitby draw was the Oshawa. Golf|Curling Club niembers for their Club Rink skipped by Margjhard work. : ee Jacobi with Jean Bradley, Jean | ___ Crawford, Betty Tipney. Third place winner was . Fr R E E 4 yuri 'lub. wit jave your furnace cleaned free agen lei ho Dun- ond. gtiaranteed sor oabd AE |) . A rte i] r, ' i ur! ise 1 field, Marjorie McNeill an dif Rose 'unitied fuel oll from Western Oil Co DIAL 725-1212 winner was Peterborough Golf| land Country Club. skipped by! Whitby Churches Let's All Go To Church This Sunday! EMMANUEL REFORMED REV. GERRIT 'REZELMAN THIRD CONCESSION WEST OF HIGHWAY 12 10:30 ENGLISH SERVICE AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 2 P.M. DUTCH SERVICE 7 P.M. ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOME WHITBY BAPTIST Colborne Street West ot Centre) Minister: REV. JOHN McLEOD Organist: W. E. Summers, A.T.C.M. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron & St. John Rev. W. J. S. McClure, B.A., Minister Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist Ma 11 A.M.--SECRET CARES Morning Soloist -- Mrs. Ross Hall 7 P.M.--NO LOOKING BACK Wednesday at 8:00 P.M. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Baptist Young Peoples Union 8:15 P.M Fireside Meeting For All Young People FAITH BAPTIST 419 Brock St. N., Whitby 11:00 A.M. JONAH AND CHRISTMAS Nursery (infant Care) Beginners' Classes Junior Congregation ST. 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