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50 More New Canadians | wHITBY BOWLING SCORES WHITBY MEN'S LEAGUE |J. Fowler 238, H. Munn 240, J. Harry Donald Motors Limit- ed is one of the busiest places in town these days. Mrs Donald has an Ontario Depart- ment of Transport licence ait ' Si bureau which has ever since last Thursday been a hive of activity, as motorists try to avoid the last minute' rush and meet next Wednesday's 1963 licem e deadline. Above, UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES REBEKAH LODGE The regular meeting of Bene- volent Rebakah Lodge No. 152| was held Wednesday evening} and was opened in form by Noble Grand Sister Mary Churchyard assisted by Vice} Grand Sister Gwen Halton who reported a number of members with influenza. Sister Martha Ward reported} for the CP and T Committee. | A tag day will be held May 31.| Congratulations are extended to Sister Ada Wickett on the occassion of her 90th birthday. An "At Home" will be held in her honor at the IOOF Hall, Sat- urday, March 9 from 2 to 5 p.m. Invitations were received and| accepted to attend birthday meetings of Oshawa Rebekah Lodge No. 3 and Joy Rebekah Lodge Brougham. Sister Isabel Meier PDDP of Oshawa West was recommended to receive the Decoration of! Chivalry. Lodge closed and refresh- ments were served. A degree| practice will be held Wed. | nesday, March 13. 8. A. HOME LEAGUE Selvation Army Women's) Home League held its weekly meeting Thursday evening at) the Citadel with Mrs. C. Earl) and her group in charge. The meeting opened with song prayer and Bible reading, Mrs. L. Brooks was in charge of the worship service. During the business meeting plans were made for the group to attend a St. Patrick's party meeting in Uxbridge, Tuesday March 12. Members are asked to meet at the Citadel at 7 p.m for transportation The meeting closed with prayer and lunch was served by Mrs. Earl and her group. Mem- LICENCE BUREAU BUSY PLACE Mrs. } Lean Points -- Ramblers 3, Mittons|Kirk 218, A. Young 205, L. 6; Bathurst 2, B and R Trans-|Batherson 232, 234, J. Bather- port 1; Drews 2, Mifflins 1; Le-|son 205, 235, C. Gill 253, V. Jor- gion No. 4, °2, Andrews 1; Le-|don 211, 241, M. Jordon 250, 315, gionnaires 2, Honyockers 1;|J. Miffin 217, 211, T. Munns 239, Hoffers 3, Melody Grill 0; Jakes|239, 309, 0. Moore 235, 276, 2, Munns Press 1; Millwork 2,|G. Mimegeer 221, W. Wother- Dunlop 1. |spoon 236, 208, 217, D, Rowden Triples over 700 -- J. Faw-|235, B. Vesters 214; C. Rowden cett 871, L. Reed 792, E, Brush|229, 222, 209, K, Jenkins 249, 772, P, Belmonte 729, T. Ains-/264, B, Bonk 204, worth 721, B.* King 714, J.| Team Standings -- Sabre Jets Mothersill 711. 7, 3,310; Rockets 2, 3,225; Sym- Singles over 250 -- J, Faw-|bols 0, 2,752; Echoes 7, 3,127; cett 353, 285, L. Reed 338, 278,/Poker Chips 0, 2,779; Wood- E. Brush 314, B. King 313, P.|peckers 5, 3,342; Cubs 4, 3,183; Belmonte 311, D. Reed 305, T.|County Bowl 7, 3,136; Whitby Ainsworth 295, J, Ciampo 283,|Cleaners 2, 3,249; Hopefuls 3, E, Young 282, R. Sandford 269,|3,246; Headpins 2, 3,005; Accept Citizenship Albert street and Zofia Wiech,| Court of Canadian Citizenship|156 Ritson road south. | was held in Whitby Friday. Mary Biconic, 827 Rosemere His Honor Judge C. W. Cory|street, Hugo and Gerda Heer, presided over the court which)294 Buena Vista and Helga Ols- was held in the 109-year-old)zanski, 24 Lawler avenue. Rosa court house. Almost 50 persons) Hofkirschner, 737 Stone street, received citizenship papers! Jakob Norodowski, 816 Douglas from His Honor at the morning} street and Jan and Irene Lobo- long session. !witz, 297 Grandview street Former citizens of many Eu-| south. '|ropean countries were preseni) stefan Okopny, 140 Bloor in court, either taking part iN) ciroet east, Peter Regas, 476 the moving ceremony or watch-| ainert street and Mykola and ing friends and relatives be-\Ksenia Szkchyk, 719 Eastwood come Canadian citizens. --=---- avenue. Mieczyslaw Mocarski, In his address to the asseM-\99) Cromwell] avenue, Sandra | bly His Honor said that citizen-|7 4. Chanme 368 Co i Ff. Robbins 268, J. McConkey|Porky's Prides 7, 3,415; Begin- ship conferred duties as well as Lee Chapman, 136 aay ber 268, E.. Hutchinson 258, T. Mc-iners 0, 3,044; Stokers 0, 2,918; et 1 'd th hi and Theodorus and Lambreta : he Neighbors & , ola eso ie cued Dekkers, 306 Annapolis avenue. Ivor 258, J. Dixon 256, 7 ae by hg 5, 3,278; Munns Press Lath & ae people who pio- Peter and Leposava Drazilow,|{7s4 256, i Moore 250, H. a i ' |p) Arthur street, Catharina| Huntley 250, W. Johnson 250, aicky Winners for this week The second day sittings of Led Robert C, Camplin, of Sunder- land, is seen accepting his 1963 plates and permit from D. O'Shaughnessy, chié clerk in the licence bureau Oshawa Times Photo 235.|Moase 220, R. Peleshok 215, 204, of bers please notice there will be no meeting on Thursday, the) trip to Uxbridge will take its place. HILLCREST H AND § The March meeting of Hill-| crest Home and School Associ-| : ation was held Wednesday, | March 6. The meeting was opened by president Mrs. James White. Various reports were read and approved. r i se cul- ge . meered and brought diverse cul-| (001 99 Westmount street and| MONDAY NIGHT |-- Ann Bonk, Hilmer Hansen. \legiance the former Europeans) ** - ow- iaaeaine New Canadians. Firm. vies, 1535 Evangeline drive,jden 660, K. Jenkins 676, T. Hy | Jerren Simeunovich, 843 Ritson|Munns 728, 0. Moore-708, W,|9, Gumdrops 4; Humbugs 1, south and Valentina Pe-| Wotherspoon 665, L. Batherson Jelly Beans 3; Life Savers 1, Oshawa and two others, Henri wright 635, R. Hansen 709, B.| Triples over 500 -- G. Wiles afid Marie Smits were from Collins 649, M. Peggs 665, D,|687, B, Pascoe 682, T. Shaw 678, zenship from' the Oshawa|MONDAY, March Il Anthony 771, J. Johansen 601, B.|mont 593, G, Sandford 579, K atea: St. Andrew's Presbyterian Childs 602, R. Childs 704, I, Loyst 573, I. Mothersill 561, 1. briola, 297 Geneva street and|Faith Baptist Church Jr. YP Singles over 200 -- A. French Kehoe 544, J. Gates 535, B. Harry Glasbergen of RR 1, Filo- Ist Whitby Scouts 229, G. Rorabeck 209, 201, J, Childs 534, B. Husted 530, E : aan tice MclIvor 225, 217, 280, B -., Labanvich: 515 and M. Lint ; awa boulevard south and Tibor St. Mark's United Church son 993. 'Childs 255, R Childs 510. o Mosolanczki, 26 Fairbanks Women Unit No. 7 H Mad ' 7 . 12 Ww 5 406 Rosemere street, Kallorma House of Windsor Chap. IORI TT a si te ee te get fu Boils Eg "4 the members approved the do. and Inge Tenody, 41 Willow 600, , rordon foe ° , , 4 Fleischer, 25 Brock street |Faith Baptist Church Sr. YP Bak Adair 254, A. Pope Instead of the regular April south, Ivan Novak, 250 Oshawa! Red Cross work room . Adarr 205, M. Peggs 240, . i so> |B. Pascoe 200, R. Pascoe 241,)Y. Jimmo 206, A. Hewis 205, A. Publish ( anv in| south. Church Helen Marshall Soc. | : e , Pasco 241, , Toronto, Wednesday April', Andras Markus, 182 Ranting) All Saints Anglican Church |202, 222, C. Pascoe 253, 252, 291,|Anderson 201, B. Husted 200 social half hour was. enjoyed/Montrave avenue. Paul Papani-| Eastern Star No, 248 |204, O. Collins 208, 227, B. Col-\the shampoo and with refreshments served by the|colopoulos, 137 Simcoe street lins 218, 278, J. Brueckle 226,|donated by Hi-Fashion. Club imal Principal Wanted Townshi; i Princi | das Street H and S Assoc sige hones | PARADE : on a country road. Grades 7 Kinette Club 8 experience and the name of |! SALES & SERVICE Serving Whitby, Oshawe end | /St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chil-| | dren of the Church . ie 'i H WHITBY SPORTS esr cmc, = | se, rate, sete, wit Dun id Apply stati lary, |) Kathleen Rowe pe ged , ae H and § Assoc,' 215,|221, M. Brooks 227, 203, B.| wave-set THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Merch 9,1963 § | OTTAWA (CP)--Warring Lib- eral factions designated t.vo Liberal candidates for Ottawa East in the April 8 federal elec- tion at separate meetings Thurs- day night. J. T. Richard, Liberal MP for the constituency since 1945, was announced as the Liberal can- didate at a meeting of the Ot- tawa East Liberal Club ai- tended by about 520 persons. Yves Parisien, 27 - year ~- old lawyer, was unanimously elected candidate at a meeting of the Ottawa East Liberal As- jsociation attended by 325 reg- istered delegates, Senator Jean Francois Pouliot chairman of the Liberal Club meéting, announced that Mr. Richard would be the candidate on the basis that only his nom- ination papers met the require. ménts. i The papers of William Boss. | University of Ottawa director of jinformation, were accompanied ! | WHITBY. |__ PERSONALS '| Bryan, son of Mr. and Mrs, |R. H. Frick is celebrating his . | fifth birthday today. His friends |wish him a happy birthday. All Saints' Anglican Church echo Parish Guild are holding a pot luck luncheon meeting Tuesday, March 12 in the parish hall. OPPORTUNITY Loce! firm, hes opening for @ bright young man, 22-40, no $350 te $400 monthly, with future increases in six months. Write, in own handwriting to BOX 613 OSHAWA TIMES WHITBY | WHITBY LIONS CLUB previous experience necessary. |) Two Candidates © In Ottawa East - . by only seven signatures, Sen ator Pouliot said. Ten signa: tures were required. He said Mr. Boss also disqualified himself by failure to pledge his support ta. whatever candidate was selected by the club. , ISSUES CHARGE At the association m , r. Parisien charged thet Mee Richard was afraid to face a nominating convention, He said he seeks Progres- sive Conservative support in the election "to show that the peo- ple of this ri have had enough of autocratic rule." ~~ Pierre Mercier, who identified himself as a director of the Lib- eral Club, told the Liberal As- sociation meeting that he has resigned from the Richard-Liby eral group after eight years and will support Mr- Parisien. : George Mcliraith, Liberal MP for Ottawa West since 1940, and Paul Tardif, Liberal MP for Russell since 1959, both en- eral candidate from the plat- form of the Liberal Club meet- ing. FREE Hove your furnece cleaned and guaranteed trouble-free winter, if you pur Rose" unified fuel oil from Western Oil Co. DIAL 725-1212 free | all | y Annual | . | St, Patrick's Dance Friday, Mar. 15th Dancing starts ot 8 P.M. CLUB BAYVIEW Buffet Luncheon - Refreshments Admission $3.00 per couple surrounding area. @ FREE PICK-UP tures to this growing land dpadeed . "a o n s | ' {Dora Schuler, 457 Howard av-| MIXED LEAGUE ' _| LADIES' CANDY LEAGUE lly grasping their citizenship) Save the Queen". "| gorin, 34 Lloyd street. , 618, J, Batherson 600, V, Jordon Lollipops 3; Maple Buds 4 and Port. Perry. Following are. the Peggs 606, C. Holter 611, R./J. Handscomb 632, M. Brooks Josef Cegler, 352 Olive av-| Church Explorers Mothersill 667, T. Shaw 649. D.|Fandale 560, D. Gough 557, A tena Sirizzatti, 368 Pine street, St.. Mark's United Church Denyer 210, R. Mclvor 205, T |Mosscrop 528, A. Hewis 519, S atreat: Brock Street H and S 'Assoc. 323, 204, H. Moore 207, I. Moth. Singles over 200 -- T. Shaw dave ie oe JES , ; E. Anthony 216, 223, W. Anthony|Loyst 241, 239, D. Kehoe 231, nation of $50 towards a bus trip Park drive and Hendrik Varja | TUESDAY, March 12 ee ' meeting arrangements were boulevard south and Maria/R. A. Hutchison H and § Assoc. D, Peggs 289, J. Hancock 216,|M. Lintner 215, J. King 214, E. avenue, Maria Skoda, 45 John, Afternoon Guild |C, Hewitt 284, C. Gallatt 273, J.jand S. Labanovich 200. fathers. north, Constantin Smyrnios, 474} WEDNESDAY, March 13 male, Protestant, f 4 Unity Club Past Noble Grand] ee the last inspector to the secre- By GERRY BLAIR @ FREE DELIVERY } iting the Oat Al- : After reciting the h of enue. Miklos and Aranka Popo-| Triples. over 600 -- °C : Points for the Day -- Allsorts | joined in "O Canada" and "God| "ad Forty-five people were from 640, M. Jordon 785, J. Wain-|Peppermints 0, names of those- granted citi- Pascoe 796, C. Hewitt 602, W./620, R. Peleshok 609, M. Doli: enue, Erminio and Carolina Lo- Whitby Baptist Church Explor. Grant 636, T. Mclvor 722. Anderson 554, J. King 548, D Johannes Vanbruggen, 306 Osh-. Women Unit No. 5 oe eet. sand Aranka Szarka. Palmerston H and S Assoc. _ ersill 243, 212, 212, J. Mothersili|$15, J. Handscomb 276, 202, G . 95 Fairbanks street. Joseph, Whitby Baptist Church CGIT 206, 297, 268, J. Johansen 228,|G. Sandford 229, A. Labanovich for the children of grade 7 made for the group to tour Mc-Kamposch, 433 Park roadjSt. Andrew's Presbyterian |B. Holter 206, C. Holter 209, 253,|Mosscrop 210, I. Mothersill 210, The meeting adjourned and ajstreet and Laszlo Szambot, 519|Whitby Chapter Gidor the| Wainwrignt 269, Joe Wainwright. Y. Jimmo was the winner of Red Cross Sr. Citizens' Social ! 1963. New four room school (Rebekah) tary. THURSDAY, March 14 Whitby Baptist Church Cubs Sinclair H and S§ Assoc, Mrs. James Thompson The attendance banners were presented to Mrs. Johnson's class for Jr., and to Mrs. Stew- art's class for Sr. A film was shown produced by the Puertorican Mental Health entitled '"'Roots of Hap- piness". Following the film a discus- sion group took place in the form of a panel discussion with| Moderator Terry Moore, a local) lawyer, other members of the panel were: J. Mighton, Lee Hart, Mrs. S. Armstrong and| Mrs. J. White. They discussed| implications of child rearing and also family life. During the business meeting | WHITBY PERSONALS Attending the tour of CFTO TV Channel 9 station at Agin- court arranged by Ontario County South Region CWL Council from St. John the Evan- gelist parish, Whitby were: Mrs. J. Mainguy, Mrs. P. Scott, Mrs. L. Seymour, Mrs, Leo Steffler, Mrs. H. Augustus, Mrs. H. Watters, Mrs. M. McDonald, Mrs. G, Hendriks, Mrs. J. King, Mrs. F. Seminsky, Mrs. W. Har- rigan, Mrs. H. Bardoel, Mrs. W. Simpson, Miss T. Lesage, Mrs. Ed Finan, Mrs, Murray Silver, Mrs. L. McIntyre, Mrs. D, Ullyett, Mrs. P. Kaiser, Miss Suzanna Hughes, Mrs. F. Dud- geon, Mrs. C. Parise, Mrs. A. Vanderwyst,. Mrs. D. O'Hagan, Mrs, L. Chizen, Mrs. T. Hughes Mrs. C. Polito, Mrs. J. Deriet, Miss Dianne O'Tdole and Mrs. Gregory Carter. Angel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mal Femia, is celebrating her tenth birthday today. Her companions of S. Theresa's school and friends wish her many happy reurns of the day Order of the Eastern Star No 248 will hold a "Games Night', Tuesday, March 12, in the Masonic Hall with Ways and Means committee in charge. Mrs. M. Inkpen will be assisted by Margaret Barnes, Helen Hoake, Lucille Robinson, Bea Hudson and Dorothy Lunney Mrs. Alfred Goodall, Toronto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-| liam Dalby is celebrating her birthday today. Best wishes are offered to Mrs. Goodall from her Whitby friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ginter, | |336 Rosedale drive, are cele-| | brating their ninth wedding an-| niversary Sunday, March 10.| |Their friends wish them every| | happiness. | Gregory Steffler, son of Mr.| jand Mrs, Leo Steffler, will com-| |pete in the Public Speaking competition finals sponsored by the Toronto Archdiocesan CWL} |Council, to be held Sunday, |March 10, at 2 p.m. in Carr |Hall at St. Michael's College, Joseph street, Toronto. 1100 St Charles Dalby, 208 Warden Wilson, is celebrating his birth-| |day, Sunday, March 10. Friends} lof Mr. Dalby wish him many j/happy returns of the day, Christopher Townsend will be celebrating his third birthday, Monday, March 11. Friends of the family wish Christopher many happy returns of the day. "A testimonial dinner was held by Knights of Columbus, Co. bourg, Francis P. Duffy Coun- cil No. 1970 on Wednesday to honor two of their priest mem- bers who were elevated to the rank of Monsignor. They are Monsignor J. P. Collins VS and Monsignor C. H. O'Donoghue VG. Attending from Whi'>y| nights of Columbus Council No. 4895 were Grand Knight) Frank Canzi and Past Faithful | Navigator of the fourth degree) James Smyth. Mrs, S. H. M. Irwin, Mrs.} Robson Schell and her son Mal- colm, have recently returned from a trip to Arizona. BROC WHITBY inside The Rock Featur Alcatraz Evening Shows Start 6:45 e Starts 6:45 and 9:20 They Tried To-Chain A Voicano yo a" Neville Brand-- BURT LANCASTER BIRD MAN CO-STARRING Karl Malden--Thelma Ritter STUART MILLAR GUY TROSPER Releosed thry UNITED ARTISTS Edmond O'Brien Independent Sales (Whitby) Ltd. PHONE 668-2081 NETIC 1c 71. KR Christian Reformed Church THIS IS PLAYOFF HOCKEY? Ladies Sec. Werk end Had Brooklin, Ont. Toronto Marlboros and Whitby Dunlops are A FABULOUS, FUN-FILLED leaving considerable to be desired as they scramble through their best-of-seven Metro Junior "A" league semi-finals. Last night's game hardly resembled a typi- cal playoff contest which is generally featured by defensive work. Twenty-one goals were compiled by the two clubs at Maple Leaf Gardens as Marlboros moved into a 2-0 series lead with a 13-8 victory. One of the fastest skating trios in the Metro circuit,. Wayne Carleton, (apparently none the worse for that punch on the beak Tuesday), Dun- can MacDonald and Pete Stemkowski, put on a great offensive display accumulating seven goals. Stemkowski notched three while the others shared two each. Whitby's offense led by Bill Collins and Wayne Weller certainly scored enough goals to assure victory on any night, but poor defensive efforts caused the defeat. Lack of backchecking by the forward unit and slow thinking by the rearguards were the principle drawbacks. Marlboros engineered a real insult in the second period by scoring two goals while two men short in the first half of that frame. Whitby led 4-2 after one stanza, but collapsed for eight minutes and 34 seconds at the beginning of the second period while Marlboros proceeded to pump home five goals. With less than two minutes remaining in the middle 20-minute session Bill Smith and Bill Col- lins scored to again brighten prospects of a Whitby victory. Dunlops kept rolling in the third period and drew even at 7-7 after only one minute of play, but a disputed Marlboro goal a couple of minutes later caused chaos on the Whitby club, and finally a bench penalty was meted out by referee Ken Arthurs. At this point, Collins continued the discussions with Arthurs and subsequently was ejected from the game. When Collins departed for the dressing room, Dunlops folded shortly thereafter. REFEREES WIN ALL VERBAL BATTLES Perhaps Whitby Dunlops who obviously. have displayed vehemently their displeasure with offi- ciating thus far by picking up several misconducts should try a different approach. This program cer- tainly has not paie dividends, although I sympa- thize with theron the frequent lack of competent officiating over the 1962-63 season. But unfortunately they (the referees) still have the upper hand and with key men cooling their heels for 10 minutes and more, at one time, this hurts Whitby, not the referees. Tomorrow's game at Maple Leaf Gardens is vitally important to Dunlops as they strive to stay in the running. With some readjustment in their defensive game, plus fine goal scoring, they could be in a position to tie their series in the fourth game at Whitby on Tuesday night. Neil McNeil Maroons and Knob Hill Farms resume their series in the opener tomorrow with their second game in the series. A new starting time of 1:30 was created to leave room for pos- sible overtime action in either contest. TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Whitby Mer- cantile Hockey league finals begin tomorrow afternoon at the Whitby Community arena at 1:30 with Durno's Garage going against Fleming's Shell. This is a best-of-five series. Defending champion Arena Sunoco bowed out of competition at the hands of Durnos last Sunday . Uxbridge Black Hawks captufed the Lakeshore Intermediate "B" championship last night with a 3-2 victory over Trenton RCAF Globetrotters. Hawks swept the best-of-seven series in four games. They now await further OHA Intermediate "B" competition Whitby Garden Club JUST FADES AWAY BRIGHTON, England (CP)-- Tangmere, one of the most ac-| tive airbases during the Battle) of Britain, soon will be reduced| to the status of an emergency | landing strip. During the Sec-} ond World War pilots operating | from the Sussex base shot down| more than 800 enemy planes. INCOME TAX || RETURNS Phone 668-8252 708 Newman Cres. Whitby Family Monuments Individual ABE Requirements STAFFORD BROS, LTD. Created To THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY NOTICE of ROAD CLOSING TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Whitby at its regular meeting to be held at the Town Hall, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby at 8 p.m., on Monday, the Ist day of April, A.D. 1963, proposes to pass a By-law to close the following road allowance for' vehicular traffic. ALL AND SINGULAR thot certain parce! or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Whitby in the County of Ontario and being composed of that part of Grand Trunk Street described os. follows: -- COMMENCING aot the intersection of the southerly limit of Grand Trunk Street with the southerly limit of Victoria Street THENCE eosterly along the southerly limit of Grand Trunk Street a distonce of two hundred and fifty feet (250'); THENCE northerly at right angles a distance of sixty-six feet (66) more-or-less to the northerly limit of Grand Trunk Street THENCE westerly along the northerly limit of Grand Trunk Street to the intersection thereof with the southerly limit of Victoria Street; THENCE southerly in a straight line a distance of sixty-six feet (66') to the Point of Commencement. DATED ot the Town of Whitby in the County of Ontario this 2nd doy of March, A.D. 1963, JOHN R. FROST, Clerk. HOL TRAVEL MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Custom Draperies Broadioom and Rugs Wallpaper and Murals C.1.L. Paints and Varnishes Flo-Glaze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre 107 Byron St. S., Whitby Phone 668-5862 ps LINGSREADY Wit "youR SERVICE ME m Whitby Churches WHITBY FAITH BAPTIST PENTECOSTAL 419 Brock St. N., Whitby 307 BROCK ST. N. 9:15 AM. Rev. Maxwell Case, Pastor Radio Broadcest 9:45 A.M,--Sunday School 9:45 A.M, Bible School Hour Speaker: Rev. Henry T. Ford of Hamilton Special Music Morning: Barclay Bateman Evening: Mr. lon Troup ALL WELCOME EMMANUEL REFORMED REV. GERRIT REZELMAN THIRD CONCESSION WEST OF HIGHWAY 12 10:30 ENGLISH SERVICE AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 'THE VOICE OF A TRUMPET' 3rd in Prophetic Series on Book of Revelation 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 A.M MR. REG. MACDONALD Choir Singing -- Quortet a) ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron & St, John Rev. W. J. S. McClure, B.A., Minister Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist Mr 11 AM. "The Sacrament Of Baptism' 2 P.M. DUTCH SERVICE 7 PLM. ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOME Nursery (Intont Care) Beginners' Classes Junior Congregation. UNITED CHURCH ST. MARK'S ' WHITBY BAPTIST (Colborne Street West at Centre) Minister; REV. JOHN MeLEOD Organist: Mrs, W. E. Summers, A.T.C.M, 11:00 A.M, MORNING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M, EVENING WORSHIP School' meets at 9:45 am. with classes for all ages tist Young Peoples Union meeting at 8:15 p.m. Young People are cordially invited to attend, Rev. J. M. Smith, B.A,, 8.D, Rev. A.M. Butler, B.A Mrs. J, Beaton, A.R.C.T, 11:00 A.M "The Forgiveness of Sins' Infant Baptism SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M, Juniors, Intermediates, Seniors 11:00 A.M Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Junior Congregation morning man will ductor. was filmed) the most enjoyab YOUR TOUR COST IS ONLY (10% Down -- Balance HAWAIIAN | : 'e NES an PLANNED . 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