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al ~ ANDERSON JUNIORS A THREAT TO COSSA OPPONENTS for 1963. More than 2,500 Ibs. of boy goes into the making of a football team and in the end the only ome who really wins the games is the local grocer Football teams from the district schools are warned to beware of the rough and ready Anderson Street. High School's Junior Football Club s 2 "RUKILIARIES- -- Whitby Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star No, 248, held its regular Thursday evening meet- ing in the Masonic Hall. Sister Louella Cook, worthy matron, presiding in the East assisted by Brother Jeff. Martin, past patron. The meeting opened in form, minutes of the last meeting were. read and approved. Roil call of officers found five ab- sent. Sister Grace Blow, PM, Sister Kathleen Browne, PM, Sistet Elsie Goose, PM, Sister Marguerite Ross, and Brother Jeff Martin, PP, filling these stations. Sister Sheila Dunbar, Worthy Matron, Brother James Cooper, Worthy Patron of Ontario Chap- ter, 'Pickering, were given a sincere welcome. Sister Rowena Tree and Sister Doris Cvok, Past Matrons of Colborne Ciap- ter, were given a warm wel- come, Other visitors from Markham, Pickering and Col- bourne were sincerely welcomed) by the Worthy Matron. | Past Matrons and Patron of Whitby Sisters Mae _ Phair, » |Grace Blow, Kathleen Browne, Elsie Goose and Brother Jeff Martin all in office. Worthy Matron welcomed them at their stations and thanked them for their help. | Sick and Sunshine report still| |showed quite a number of mem-| |bers not well, they were wish- led prompt recovery. i : _ | Final plans were made. for} Wood, John DeVere, Ray - Ai- jthe bazaar October 5 to be held| ken and Tom Scott. jin the Whitby Arena from 2 to 5| spoke a_ few jwords in closing. . Sister! Gary Curl, Bill White, Don Boychyn, Jeff Paterson and Don Duncan, Back row, left to right: Robert Sacre, Mike and milkman. Front row, left to right: Alex Jacobsen, Da- vid Horton, Ron Lofthouse, Ken Edwards and Bruce Crai- gie. Centre row, left to right: | . y >) 1PM. ses --Oshawa Times Photo" Sister Cook WHITBY And DISTRICT Fined $100, costs Age Group To Whitby Bureau Office 111:Dundas St. West Manager: Rae Hopkins Impaired Driver Oshawa Golden si: Dunbar gave the tare-| Sister Cora Fallow and ier} committee served a_ dainty \lunch and everyone enjoyed a} jsocial hour. | | CASTLE SENIOR GROUP | | Castle Chapter Senior Group Visit Whitby jAlumnae held its first meeting John Hillard McCaulay, 36, of| Brampton, was yesterday 'ined! $100 and costs or 30 days in} jail, aftr being convicted of Tel. 668-3703 : I T Dunnies n Lrdaining, ' e Toni ht: control of a moior ven'cl», but)group with the singing of "Tne/business meeting amp pe ihe pleaded guilty to the lesser|Stranger of Galilee," accom-)- Members discussed the charge. | By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Dunlops Jr. Hockey |from club will open its training camp|camp. i " here at Whitby Arena tonight|/Manager Ivan Davie will both starting at 6 p.m, Manager|be on hand to view the budding Ivan Davie made this amnounce-|hockey stars. | ment last night and reported) The Dunlops will have less that the team will work out in/than a week to get themselves two shifts. lwhipped into shape before they The first shift will hit the ice/get their first. taste of action. at 6 p.m. and will be mostly|Tyesday Oct. 8 the first exhibi- players from the immediate|tion game will take place. The area, that. have been invited toloshawa Generals of the OHA try out with the Whitby club./jr. "A" league will provide| Manager Davie would also like|the opposition. Thursday, Oct. | any players who feel they are|19 the Toronto Marlies of the of Jr. calibre to be on hand for|OHA Jr. "A'"' league will invade the work out. the local arena to test the Dun- He reminds them to bring)nies. the Oshawa Generals their own equipment and be| On Oct, 17 the Neil bee" ready to go on the ice at six/Maroons will play an exhibition sharp. The second shift will take to Oct. 21 the Lakeshore Bruin: the frozen water at 7.30 and will|will tangle with the Tiremen be made up mostly of fellows\here and then Oct. 24 the Dun- Mishap Causes Amnesia In Youth A youth who said he was suf-| OPP Constable David Onlock fering (rom. amnesia and could|said he investigated the accident) and found skid marks leading) not remember the details of an accident appeared in Whitby Court Tuesday and was fined $50 and costs when he was con- victed of dangerous driving. Cater Austin Cooper said he was badly injured in an accident Aug. 8 and could not remember a thing about it. Roy Arthur Graham,. Port Perry, said he was driving a truck loaded with hogs north on county road 7, two and one-half miles north of Highway 7A when a car driven by Cooper smashed into his truck: head-on from the back of the truck for a distance of 64 feet in the northbound lane. The officer said he had estab- lished a point of impact in the north lane legally occupied by the, truck. Cooper said he had left. his cottage on Scugog Island and was taking his sister to work in Oshawa, : The road was dry but visibil- ity was limited due to patches of heavy fog, the accused said. The witness said he observed He added he could not remem- a car coming south "straddling ber anything about the accident the white ine' and when it ap-|due to amnesia. proached his truck it swerved) The driver of the truck said into the wrong lane and the tWO jie could see several. hundred vehicles collided head-on **We stood a few minutes after ' the accident and finally another into the wrong lane he applied man came along and we opened the brakes to no avail. the door, the girl was on the; 'You should have been hug- floor of the car," the truck|ging your side of the road for driver said. dear life when you knew there Cooper's sister Ruth was a were fog patches," Magistrate passenger in the vehicle of the Harry W. Jermyn told the ac- accident and is still in the hos- cused when he found him guilty pital suffering from seriousias charged and imposed a min- head injuries. imum fine of $50 and costs. yards and when the car came ithat have been sent to Whitby |nies travel to the home of the | Coach Jim Cherry and} game here at the Whitby arena.) ¥i1) be 11 different teams play-|Geo. Mayer 576, Jim Smyth 572. | |impaired driving. r Friday, September 27, : the\of the fall season Monday after- McCaulay was stopped by thé) members of Whitby Senior Citi-/noon at the Ontario Ladies" police after he had been observ-|7e=-' Social Club met for a| College. ed travelling at a high rate of|yery pleasant afternoon at All| After a social half hour with speed : is |Saints Anglican Church Hall. |Mrs. H. G. McCarty presiding He had originally been charg-| hice: the|at the tea table Mrs. Leo Gray, ed with being intoxicated while favord |president, took the chair for the Tanner \panied at the piano by Mr,/group's forthcoming activities. latinte. iit ig decided that the bridge : | eld in. previous years Bruins for a return engagement. | WHITBY Friday, October 4, the club/not be held this hte po Visitors Welcomed To Whitby OES Meet © PRESBYTERIAN WMS Leaside Presbyterian Church was the scene of the Fall Rally of East Toronto Presbyterian, Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada. In the afternoon Mrs, Arthur Cherry, executive director of "Glad Tidings' magazine gave an outline of the background, scope of work and progress of the 'Glad Tiding" which is the official magazine of the Wo- men's Missionary Society. The speaker for the evening was Mrs. F. C. Knox, a Mission- ary from the Bhil Field, India. Many Bhils formerly derided as "Monkey People" have become Christians and have advanced to the place where they are now rendering good service to. the Church and community as Doc- tors, teachers, nurses, labora- and block development -work- ers. Mrs. Knox said, funds from Ontario will be building a TB ward, so greatly needed, in con- nection with the Jobat Hospital, Central India. New workers are about to leave for the Bhil Field to as- sist in the nursing service of the medical work. "I thank God," Mrs. Knox said for the fact} that we still have the right to| freely profess, practice and pro-| pagate Christianity in india today. SA HOME LEAGUE Salvation Army Women's Home League held its weekly meeting Thursday evening at the Citadel. Devotions were led by Mrs. . Earl. During the business meeting plans were made for a turkey supper and sale to be held 'Novémber 22 at the the Citadel. The remainder of the evening was spent by members in "Dec- orating Soap'. This is a Wom- en's Home _ League project, funds to be tsed for the pur- chase of a piano. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Kent- ner and Mrs. Parker PRODUCT GROWS Britain's gross national pro- duct in 1962 was $69,858,525,000 --some 78 per cent higher in money terms than in 1952. ee "THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Getaber 2, 1962-- Cuncillor Paul Coath : Enters Mayoralty Race Whitby's electorate can be assured of at least a two-way race for the mayoralty in the ~, forthcoming December munici- pal election. The second man to toss his hat into the ring is Councillor E. Paul Coath, a 32-year-old lawyer who has occupied a seat on the town council for the past four years. Councillor Coath is the incum- bent finance committee chair- man and in addjtion sits on the planning board, tthe official plan and subdivisions committee, served a year on the Oshawa General Hospital board, the pro- tection to persons and property 7 committe and the bylaws and & " applications committee. E. Paul Coath is a graduate of the University of Toronto in Arts in 1954 and a graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School in 1958. His job and his hobby are the practice of law. Councillor Coath came to Whitby May 1, 1959 and opened a law practice, Only last month he took on a partner, Hugh M. O'Connell and the firm now Traded Beer For 'Liquor Fined $100 A Whitby man who traded 24 bottles of beer for a 26 oz. bottle of liquor was convicted yester- day of having liquor in a place other than his residence. Milton Brush, of Brock street, was fined $100 and costs or 30 days by Magistrate Harry W. Jermyn after evidence showed that Brush had the bottle of liquor, which wasopened, under the front seat of his car. SCUGOG CLEANERS & Shirt Launderers FREE Pick-up & Delivery Deily | PHONE 668-4341 The schedule league opener jwill have the pleasure of a| The next ti itl be hed BOWLING NEWS meeting will be he will. be on Monday, Oct. 28, visit of "'The Golden Age M | | : | 7 n Age Merry|Monday, N i iene 4 kg Prange College |Makers" from Oshawa conduct-| a eam wi e the visitors. | We feel that with the help|ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST) MIXED LEAGUE | T ed by Percy Danniels. | the Whitby t ill be getti c Age eae ia | Team Standings as of Sept. It is requested that as many| will be a tough one to rien N -- Team No. 1, 5; No. 4, 5;\tween 2 p.m, and 4 p.m, Bring as possible will come along be- There will be several of last oe 8, ger sg ig carat friend along and 'have a wah Aggro ----s Fi bid) pals), 2:-No7'2. " "| really enjoyable afternoon, This with t shaw whl Sok Aa hee Leos ad : : will ig naticeed si | Triples over 550: Ladies --|is an open invitation, everyone This along with some over-age|Fram Schatzman 667, Lorraine | welcome. Juvenile players of last eae rege eg 626, Sandra Tay-| sce should form the basis for a|lor 603, Marie Brooks 565. fine team here in Whitby. | Men -- Father Coates 784,| One thing is for sure that the|Clarence Hendricks 735, Matt} jfans will mot get ig . seeing|Kolsteren 620, Ted Kapuscinski| same teams all the time.|609, Harold Forbes 596, Bob) |With the set up this year, there| Edwards 588, Bill Goverde 579,| Family Monuments Created To Individual Requirements ----------_-- | STAFFORD BROS, SHORTY'S CIGAR STORE 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper end Murols © Custom Draperies ®@ Bréedioom end Rugs @ C.L.L. Paints and Varnishes © Flo-Glaze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre 107 Byron St. S., Whitby Phone 668-5862 121 BROCK ST. North WHITBY -- 668-8361 Wh SPECIAL ! !| As Long As They Last | ONE CARTON PLAYERS |) CIGARETTES mild, plain or filter PLUS: -- Northrite Pen & Pencil Set (1.98 Value) ALL AT SHORTY'S ONLY 3.99 Ladies! The Big Special of the Month Alberto-Culver WHITBY sree | itby Nellie me This Week's | Figure Skating Club REGISTRATION for 1963-64 Season ARENA Saturday, October 5th 10:00 - 12:00 A.M. @ $6.00 for first of family @ $4.00 for second member @ $3.00 each additional member Skating Hours: --*Wed. 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. *Fri. 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Sat, 10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. "additional fee for these sessions HOCKEY SKATES SHOULD NOT BE USED BY ANY GROUP Vvo-5 : HAIR SPRAY and SHAMPOO Retail value 3.14 at SHORTY'S Evening Shows Start 7 & 8:20 Last Complete Show Starts 8:20 . BROCK WHITBY Co-starring 'Aise sterving HUGH GFF TERENCE SMP, a'"ncre "WARNER BOS, Ml [WINNER SPECIAL AWARD VENICE FILM FESTIVAL 1962 ] Shown Once Only At 8:20 P.M. "TERM OF TRIAL" Pim errors Meal Also Second Feature Attraction "JUST FOR FUN" Starring Bobby Vee & The Crickets OF BEEF 1. Shank Beef- stewing lean mince . Round Steak Roasts or cube steaks . Rump Roest » Sirloin Tip Roast 9. ORDER NOW FOR DELIVERY THIS MONTH AT Philishave SPEED-FLEX electric SHAVER 7.50 The Largest Stock of TIMEX WATCHES In Town To Choose From. + Sirloin ing here in Whitby during the} Singles over 200: Ladies jany one team during the sched-|Torraine Bronishewski 242, 205,) hockey here mi Whitby. Men ---Clarence Hendricks) |Kapuscinski 250, Harold Forbes . Matt Kolsteren 218, 203, Bob! A "Get Acquaintéd" tea was School Association for the new| There were no doubles this | iainoh wae served by. socks! Busy Bees took two points| well, Mrs. William MacDonald,|'wo points from Maple Buds, § ings:-- se B Wee Al ke Team Standings:-- Rose Buds| jtained at her home in honor Of! Buds 1 | establish residence in Oshawa.) H d C 1S . Mrs, Ottenbrite was present- a 00 wim many friends, Mrs. John Harvie! lunch. A 17-year-old youth who de-) jevening to the lday convicted of drinking under) Nova Scotia, were recent guests} Ross Grozelle, of Toronto,| . Flank | south, ldays in jail. The sentence was) season out of a total of 15/Fran Schatzman 259, 251, Macie| |games. The most they will see/Brooks 258, Sandra Taylor 250,| jule is twice. It should make for Betty Forbes 227 another banner year of Jr.!Carroll 204. ' |313, 233, Father Coates 310, 271, | WHITBY /203, Bob Edwards 268, Ted) PERSONALS 249, 204, Bill Goverde 243, Geo. | Mayer 239, Joe Corrigan 228,/ Kusluski 214, Jim Smyth 200. held by members of the execu- tive of Palmerston Home and) THE THIRTY-SIX CLUB Kindergarten mothers. Thirty |week end just two singles | two new mothers were present} Over 200 scores;-- Gladys) jand were welcomed by kin-|Gwilliam 230 and Betty Stone- jdergarten teacher, Mrs. Mason.|pridge 201, | lconvener, Mrs, J. Legge, who! ' |was assisted by Mrs. R. Cars-|{fom Try Hards, Rockets took Mrs, D, Denyer, Mrs. B. Camp-|and Rose Buds took two pointal bell and Mrs. F. Kehoe. from Thistles. McLean, 1110\7. Rockets 7; Thistles 5; Busy] Green street, recently enter- Bees 4; Try Hards 3 and Maple Mrs, Joseph Ottenbrite Sr:, be-) fore she and Mr. Ottenbrite ed with a going-away gift along! with best wishes from her Then Cool Beer | and Mrs. Ted Teer assisted the hostess in serving a_ dainty Gets Five Days' Mrs. William Ashton, Athol street, is opening oot home this cided to have a cool beer after| members of the) ster-| Co-op Guild. /having a cool swim, was ye Miss Mary Hamilton and Er-@8e, in Whitby Magistrate's' win Trefrey, of Yarmouth, court. at the home of Mr. and Mrs, | pleaded guilty to the charge} |Harley Durkee, 216 Centre street|and was 'sentenced to fivel jmade retroactive to the time} Mrs. R. B. MacNeill, of Ot-|of Grozelle's arrest. | Duck 7. Flank- tawa, has returned to her home| | after spending one week as the ae Rag eg yf roty guest of her son and daughter-| when . investigation . was ; tay (ated Sag lepedl age Sing C. R. Neill, nade by a police officer 21 em-| |pty bottles of beer were fopnd| Guest speaker-at Faith Bap-|and a strong smell of alcekol| tist Church WMS Thursday, Oc-|could be detected on the ac-| tober 3, will be Marie Arm-|cused's breath. strong of South African Gen-|~ ~~~ Special! only ... Wing (90 to 135 Lb. Average Wt.) WEEKEND BUYS For Your Freezer HIND QUARTER Steaks Steok- Stew, Mock Mince 8. Porterhouse Steak - T-Bone Steak Aged 4 weeks. - cut to your specifications, SMITH IS PROUD __- ___| EDMONTON (CP) -- Stewart |Fraser, 81, one of western Can- GOING CHEAP ada's few remaining )lack- eral Mission. All members are! |urged to attend. | The Largest Stock Of BRIAR FRESH BEEF PIPES West Of Montreal. @ Brighom @ Irwin's Rum TENDERLOIN Ib. 1.49 | WEST SHE FORD, Que./|smiths, feels that today's smiths| |\(CP)--A two-storey brick school|haven't taken time to learn the| house built exactly 100 years|trade properly. Working at the) ago has been sold to the village|exhibition track during the har-/| of West Shefford for $1, to he/ness racing season, Mr, Fraser} used as a town hall, Local chil said a good job of blacksmith dren now attend schools in near..work can make five seconds dif- Pipes e GBD. @ Yellow-Bole @ Kay Woodie @ Dr. Plumbs Gold Ste @ Peterson from + hs f », Ireland @ Civic 4 Medico ALL MAKES OF PIPES AND LIGHTERS REPAIRED 104 Lupin Drive by Waterloo. ference in a horse's time, Troughton-Thompson Meats Blair Park Plaza WHITBY -- PHONE 668-4633 E. PAUL COATH operates under the name of Coath and O'Connell, Councillor Coath is well known around political circles in the county. He is an avid Progres- sive Conservative and was a@ member of the five-man com- mittee which led Health Minis- \ter Matthew B. Dymond to a \landslide victory in last week's provincial election, He has always had a keen interest in politics on the muni- cipal, provincial and federal jlevels. But he admits his prime |interest is in the practice of law. Councillor Coath was chapter president of the Whitby Lions Club. 'Whitby Figure Skating Club PARENTS NIGHT) MONDAY, OCT. 7th, 1963 All Parents Invited to Attend WHITBY ARENA 8:00 P.M. 5th Annual POLICE DANCE Club Bayview FRIDAY, Dancing 9:30 p.m. until 1 a.m. ERNIE WHITE'S ORCHESTRA ® Club Privileges @ $3 PER COUPLE . . . DRESS OPTIONAL TICKETS LIMITED Tickets available from eny member Whitby Police Association OCT. 4th One - Of - CLEAROUT A-Kind Outstanding Savings . . . But Hurry! These Are "'One-Of-A-Kind" Values Only DEER RIFLES "WINCHESTER AUTOMATIC Reg. 189.75. CLEAROUT SAVAGE LEVER ACTION .. Reg. 169.75. CLEAROUT DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN Reg. 119.00, CLEAROUT Reg. 49.95. CLEAROUT 12-Gauge SHOTGUN, Pump Reg. 119.95. CLEAROUT DOUBLE BARREL "410" SHOTGUN. -- REMINGTON 12-gauge SHOTGUN Automatic mode] 1149, CLEAROUT ........ 12-gouge. Action. SHELL VESTS amor 4,95 Remington Plastic x«s 3.95. OTACO Power Mowers 2-cycle 18" Cut, reg. 69.75 CLEAROUT 21" Cut, reg. 79.95. CLEAROUT Man Size Nylon Sleeping Bags Full zipper, wool! bat filled. Manufacturer's list 12.95. CAEAROUT 9:97 TROPICAL FISH SPECIALS @ Neon Tetra © Zebra @ Red-Tailed GuPpies 3-97: Hundreds of Other Sav SPORTSMAN'S CORNER 103 BYRON STREET SOUTH 1 BLOCK WEST OF 4 CORNERS OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Items all at Great ings oon ya: ae wm get cae at dae SS ome Src ada gre pe ae aat Sigg TE see