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HENRY STREET STUDENTS REHEARSE PLAY Students of Henry Street High School drama club, Tuesday night, rehearsed for the presentation of the play "Harvey". In the scene above, the living room of the "Dowd House" (right), Veta Louise Simmons (Bonnie Douglass) introduces her daughter (centre), Myrtle Mae Simmons (Susan Wain- wright) to Mrs. Chauvenet ;_ A jail man who was deported from the United States Saturday. Robert Douglas Lichty, 21, of Myrtle Station, appeared in Whitby Police Court Tuesday and pleaded guilty to a charge of break, enter and theft and a further charge of breaking bail and not appearing in court when required to do so. Sgt. Gerald Robinson of the Whitby Town Police said that a beauty salon on Colborne street east was entered on Dec. 12 last year. The sergeant said that a side window was used as the means of access and an alarm clock had been stolen. Sgt. Robinson said there was no cash on the premises at the time. ; Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck said that Lichty had also been charged with posses- sion of housebreaking tools. He stated that the charge had been dropped but that the accused sentence awaited aj [Man Returned To Canada And Jail Mr. Affleck told His Worship that Lichty had been apprehend- ed in Miami, Florida, and had been deported to Canada by the Mag- istrate Guest noted that he had the United States authorities. violated parole when offences were committed, He sentenced Lichty to jail for one year on each charge to run concurrently, consecutive to the 270 days remaining to be served on the previous sen- tence. Church Building Loan Paid Off BROOKLIN -- The Board of Stewards of Brooklin United Church announced that the bank loan on the Christian Education Building has been paid in full res the building is now free of Five years ago the suggestion was made of erecting this build- ing because of overcrowding of Sunday School pupils, part of whom were taught in the old Sunday School rooms of the church and the overflow at para Hall. At that time a sector plan SIGNS ASSISTANT REGINA (CP)--Head coach Bob Shaw of the Wester Foot- ball Roughriders d the Mondaly Gord Ackerman, the other as- sistant Roughrider coach this season, made up the football had not appeared in court Feb. 19 to face the charge. coaching staff at New Mexico Military Institute last year. Conference Saskatchewan an- letion of his coaching staff with the signing of Bob Dennis, 39, as backfield coach. Dennis, with Shaw and was formed and committees ap- pointed to canvass every mem- ber of the church and any in- terested parties. Five years ago, Rev. S. J. Hillier expressed a wish "that before he was due to retire in June, 1963, he would see the new building erected, and paid for" during his ministry here. For That New Spring SUIT (Susan Stratford). The club will present the play twice, Thursday and Friday nights at 8.15 p.m. Former Officers At OES Meeting Whitby Chapter No. 248 Order of the Eastern Star held its meeting March 28 in the Ma- sonic hall. Mrs. Louella Cook worthy matron presided in the east with past patron Jeff Mar- tin assisting. The meeting opened in regu- lar form and after the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting worthy matron gavé a warm welcome to Mrs, Agnes Wallace DDGM, Mrs. Ruby Clark PDDGM, presiding ma- tron and patron of Ontario Chapter Pickering, patron of Markham Chapter, past ma- trons from Oriole, York, Royal, Friendship and Markham Chap- ters. Past matrons and patrons of Whitby Chapter Mrs. Anna Pat- terson, Mrs. Blanche Moor- house, Mrs. Grace Blow, Mrs. Audry McKenzie, Mrs. Maud Boyes, Mrs. Kay Browne, Mrs. Julia Thomas, Mrs, Mae Phair, Mrs. Elsie Goose and Mr. Jeff Martin in office, other visitors were given a sincere we.come. Sick conveners still had a long list of those that are ill and those who had been ill since the last meeting, three of the Chapter's members had bereavement in their families, worthy matron wishes a speedy recovery for the sick and sym- pathy to the bereaved, Following the business part of the meeting the altar was draped in memory of past grand matron sister Ethel Malcolm. The meeting closed with Mrs. Agnes Wallace giving the fare- well. Mrs, Kay Browne conduct. ed a ceremony, Mrs: Cora Fal- low and her committee served a dainty lunch enjoyed by all. AUXILIARIES Money Handling Theme At All Saints Guild All Saints' Anglican Church Bevening Guild held its bi-month- ly meeting Monday afternoon. President Mrs. G. Gouldburn opened the meeting with prayer and welcomed the guest speaker and all present. Mrs. Horace Hiscox intro- duced the speaker, Miss Holey Armstrong, first woman consul- tant of Toronto Dominion Bank who spoke on "Money Manage- ment". She explained mistakes made by impulsive buying pointing out ways and means to stretch a dollar. Mrs. W. McKnight on behalf of the group thanked Miss Arm- strong. After a short business meet- ing at which time plans were outlined for a 'Gigantic Bake Sale" to be held June 7. Con- veners to be appointed at a later date. The meeting closed with pray- er. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Jack Wilson and Mrs, Jim Speers. The next meeting will be held Monday, April 22. _ 8T. ANDREW'S WA 6t. Andrew's Presbyterian Church WA held its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon in the church hall. Mrs. George Stott, president, opened the meeting with prayer, this was followed by scripture reading by Mrs. F. Roberts. All reports were read and approved. A brief business meeting was held when final arrangements the " pone period was Mrs. Ross Hall, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. O. Edge- ley, sang very beautifully the song, "Open the Gates of the Temple'. Mrs. McLean then introduced Mrs. Stephen Saywell of Osh- awa who gave a very fine and thought provoking Lenten mes- sage, pointing out what Lent should mean to each individual. We should, she said, have a for- ward loo,k not looking into the past to the "good old days', not into the future for '"'Any- thing for a Change", but live to the future "Now", Mrs. S. L. Osborne thanked| the speaker and the soloist. An- nouncements were made. A May Day Luncheon will be neld May 1 with Mrs. W. R. Branch as guest speaker. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. R. A. Smith and her group. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, May 7 at 8 p.m. TIGERS CUT ROSTER~ LAKELAND, Fla. (AP)--De- troit Tigers trimmed their ros- ter Wednesday to the opening day limit of 28 players by ship- ping five pitchers to Syracuse. The Tigers, who'll start the American League season Tues- day with six rookies on their squad, optioned Howie Koplitz, Mickey Lolich, Alan Koch and H And § Speech Contest Winners Dundas Street Home and School Association held its March meeting at the school Preceeding the opening of the meeting ten pupils had been selected to recite poems from grades 2, 3, and 4 also from 5, 6, and 7 grades to give speeches. Parents visited in the class- rooms of the winners and listen-} ed to their poems and speeches. Everyone then assembled in the gymnasium and president Mrs, Bruce Pinch welcomed all present and opened the mecting with '"'O Canada", with Mrs. E. Hutchings at the piano. The meeting was then turned over to Mr. Martin, teacher of grade 7, who then asked each judge to come forward and an- nounce the winner for each grade. Grade 2 winners, first Tina Scholten, second Debbie Newell. Grade 3, first Vicky Wilde. second Joanne Seager, Grade 4 first Chery] Simpson, second Terry Lee, Grade 5, speech winners, first Ruth Mclvor, second, Cathy Hopkins. Grade 6, first Wendy Wilde, second Susan Sturgess. Grade 7, first Jim Lee, second Debbie Magcher. Mrs. Pinch thanked Mr, Mar- tin, judges, children, participat- ing and the teachers. Public Public speaking bars were pre- sented to each child who took part. The meeting closed with the "Queen". The next meeting will be held Wednesday, April 24 with a musical demonstration. IMPORT BEES LINCOLN, England (CP) -- Millions of bees may be flown from the United States to Lin- colnshire, where many colonies were wiped out by cold weather | this winter. INVENTORY INCREASED Only a Short Time Left to Vacate e BARGAINS GALORE e LADIES' GIRLS' BOYS' CAR COATS Reg. 29.50 species 12,00 WOOL SKIRTS Reg. 5.95 1: 39 ONLY Bulky cy SWEATERS Reg. 9.95 4 5 For Only . . 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H HOUSE oF HoBeey $ BBE! o@ TIP TOP TAILORS stank THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Apri 4,1963 § It has been decided by th> Board of Stewards to continue By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT | contributions to the fund, to be used as a "Building and Main- tenance Fund" of Brooklin Unit- ed Church. UNIT MEETINGS Thompson. Committee Roessel. charge, Mrs. Vernon The Friendship Unit of UCW of Brooklin United Church will meet on Tuesday, April 2 at 8 p.m, at.the home of Mrs. Raiph in charge com- prises Mrs. Don Roberts, Mrs. Charles Pilkey, and Mrs. E. Van The Lend-a-Hand Unit of UCW will meet at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Stephenson, on Tuesday evening, April 2. Committee in Wilson, Mrs, Howard Grills, and Mrs. 8. J. Hillier, with Miss Chrissie -- as leader of the Bible Study Group. THANK-OFFERING The annual Easter Thank offering Services of the Brooklin UCW will be held on Monday, April 8, at 8.15 p.m. in the Christian Education Hall. Wor- ship will be conducted by the Lend-a-Hand Unit. Program will be in charge of ABC Unit, and the Friendship Unit is respon- sible for the refreshments. DISABLES MANY Multiple sclerosis has dis- abled an estimated 25,000 Ca- nadians, mostly in the 20 to 45 age group. cere OR ANNOUNCEMENT business as of April Ist, Mr. Gardner is a young ience in the Insurance field, and comes to us from Sudbury. He will reside with his parents who have lived in Whitby for some years. We trust you will extend to Mr. Gardner a warm welcome into the business life of Whitby. Bowman and Gibson Serving you since 1922 145 BROCK ST. SOUTH l) | | | | i i H 1] We wish to announce that we have added Mr. Ralph Gardner as a third partner in our General Insurance 1963. man with ten years exper- WHITBY, ONTARIO a on STORE FRIDAY, APRIL 2 | Congratulations to our new neighbour THE MERCANTILE DEPT. 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