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INDUSTRIAL ACTION THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thundey, February 27,1966. § WHITBY And DISTRICT Northside Downs Hotel |Guides Celebrate ip ed ye a Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West gether singing the round: "Make New Friends". ta. sessmt/ Maine Tops Leathermen|On 'Thinking Day \ui?sisaora Manager: John Gault ene ay Be get On : 'ay eac. e recel ig ertaite Age ogg Bagg sides score two goals. For Rob-| Thinking Day was inaugurated|explained the symbols of the Hriny birthday cake pen te Tidustvial' Hockey "actoe" Sane son, Ron Barriage scored his|in 1926 to honor the birthday of|/World Flag. them by the Whitby Guide Asso- Peavey 2 opened the Second goal unassisted at 7.10 both Chiefs, the late Lord Baden| First Company Guides, with| ciation. Bg ay oe ae of the|@nd Terry Williams from Bi:l Powell and the World Chief/Captain Mrs. S. E. Sweete and) A collection was taken to send coring rgd oe shalOh : Guide Lady Baden-Powell. Lieutenant Mrs. W. J. Edwards, to the "World Friendship Fund", sn period. hey very A Son ergs and Steve Haiduk at On this day thoughts turn to|P!ayed charades _illustrating|The idea behind this was: "A su een = a ona" .45. For Maine, it was John|quides in other lands. In the|Guiding Centres and acting ow* Penny for a Guide's thought on Northside stoned "back. to Clark from Red Barnes and Whitby District church parades|S9ngs and book titles, Thinking Day'. score two before the period|@0Td Simmons at 16:54 and Bub|were held Sunday, Feb, 23.|| The newest Company, the) This fund is used to assist ended, John Ellis scored at 10.20/Smith from Frank Howarth at Guides and Brownies attended|Sixth from the Salvation Army|members attending Internation- unassisted, and Rocket Smith/18.45 along with Boy Scouts and Cubs.|With Captain Mrs. William/al Conferences and camps, to , . Monday evening, Feb. 24, the Hewis, had chosen Denmark.|present gifts to the Guide move- ley at 16.15. Barry Deneer and/in the second period. In thelto the ist, rd, 4th and 6th|°" Guiding and Danish cookies/help, and to assist where Guid- i got the gate for North-|Robson by three goals to two. : hast al a " Miss Hazel Winters, Captain|"camp fire' and the Guides Hotelmen storm back with two|one from Gord Simmons and Guides and Guiders and all join-|for the Founder, for Guiders, tag balk bys Oa, Ware ae of these, the first one on a pass Frank Howarth from Bernie|tain Mrs, G. H. Thwaites, ex- ar Wises dk soa Northside tied the count at/Bill Olesuik got one from Ron|telling of Guiding and the cus- so doing, making one's self John Ellis. Then John Ellis/handed out, five to Robson and|Mrs. William Allan, sang ajbirthday cake was cut by the CORNER from Murray Jackson and Joe at of 4 side finish the scoring with a plus'a ten-minute misconduct. the sake of Whitby's law- Hockey contest. In any case sides are looking for the win Game time is 8.30 in the | Robson bowed to Maine 8-5, men end up like this after ment these two adversaries has one win and the game --Cartoon by J. M. G. |period, Maine Marksmen were| ons at 12.00, Rick Howarth aoe to rank and John DON'T PUT OFF TILL APRIL, Steel Shank, Treed Grip Bottom The second period saw both 177 CALIBRE \ Whitby will not be without/Martin Auto -: Electric, tor and grain to give the best looking night tonight. ambulance use. wagon furnished by Bill Mar-lin the town of Whitby. made to measure by scored on a pass from Al Craw-| Maine took the only penalty 2nd Guide Company were hosts Each Guide spoke a few lines|ment in countries that need Gerry Janveaux received penal-!., 4) i i +.|were presented to all present. ling is bei ized . q period Maine outscored/Guide Companies in St, Mark's P P » jing is being organized or re ties for the Hotel, and Joe Mal United Church Hall. The hosts had -- prepared|established, side. The goal getters for Maine were drew near, singing 'Fire's LIG A HT LIGHTHOUSE The second period saw the|John Clark, two goals, the first|°f 2nd Company, welcomed the/Burning". Candles were lighted) an stuminum debian' Sie goals in 25 seconds. Tony Dele-), ed together }. the Guide prayer./Patrol Leaders and Guides ; ware was the marksman on both|¢d Barnes, the second from)" rourth Company, with Cap-leverywhere. only iis, bouts \ Gem from Don Janveaux, and the/Bell. hibited Guide's cut-out dolls of/fron: the Founder's last mes- second on a pass from Carl) For Robson Junior White|Belgium, Finland, Pakistan and|sage telling of the importance Earl and Gerry Janveaux. scored at 10.51 unassisted and|the United States of America,|of making others happy and by PORTSMAN the 6.30 mark on a goal by Ken|Barriage at the 18.07 mark,|toms of these countries. happy. Montgomery from Don Tran and/Tiere were eight penalties} Third Company, with Captain} More songs were enjoyed, the ave Northside the lead again|three to Maine. : Mrs. F. a the 13.27 mark on a pass group of world Guide songs and| District Commissioner Mr 103 Byron St. S. TAT UE ERE | Flack west of 4 comers then Malinowski. This period North-|@ - side took six penalties and the | WHITBY Hotel two. The third period saw North- ' ' ss " re Tropical Fish goal by Joe Malinowski from | : : : Murray Jackson at 15.45. Hotel| & Plant men picked up four Penalties} H SPECIALS w w . 5 | ; a YOU RE UN DER ARREST! Northside picked up three. piidsin: tetinen te 3 97° It is to be hoped that, for next Thursday's Benefit throw at one another. Both last year was tied at 6-6. |MAINE WHIPS ROBSON FOR enforcement and fire-fighting, the Retarded Children's Fund that will give them the lead Whitby Arena with Maine outscoring Robson} neither the police or the fire- will profit from any punish- in the yearly series, Each (a ' |three goals to one in the first; Red Barnes from Gord Sim-) the Barly Bird Fish NO LOSS IN SERVICE | - Clark and Frank Howarth from WHAT YOU CAN SAVE ON NOW ip Waders i ; |] Complete with knee harness. shamber Of Commerce Acts,e;5 "7 |, sam Eni aay a MAHOGANY ' : Sle PANELS $1a1Ze mbpuiance Wont 2 » De ree Te it corey cet ees ir Mire 7. Perfect i x hand selected and motched in colour id tb h The Chamber, it was learn- venture, that of 71 calls made} That's what you will get : Sai posible, ' ; ; stee! roveged rifled berrel, ambulance service as of mid-|supply a station wagon forjed, will pay rental on a station/in December, 54 of them were|f YOU have your next suit or coat #) 5 65 K ia front 4x7' PANEL .... 8 » . They will also take on any|tin, for the two-month period. e@ TIP TOP TAILORS Dieta ke perdny par ap mre costs involved in examination of] They also intend to help Mr. e HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN CHAMPAGNE {May for the next two months, [has agreed to make any re-) 7 i rented ambulance into SCUGOG CH ERRY ? pairs at cost. CLEANERS For Hunting or Fishing Wool Socks heel end tee. Fan. offer to subsidize Donald|the Cadillac, and Mr. Martiniyy,, transfer the equipment e WM. N. LEISHMAN or They have also offered to pay Chamber|the new vehicle. " Russ Reeves any casts, within, reason. (UP/president John Pantony will at| It was pointed out at the! & Shirt Launderers MEN'S SHOP HARDBOARD " e ; : | "up g to $600) ali * pa [tempt to force a meeting with Chamber meetin g Monday; A 44 129 BROCK S, PH. 668-2091 A prefinished cherry woodgrained jo a oy ~~ aT | hardboard in a light, bright ond 7 Wad icky She unanimously to undertake the) pleasing shade. Ideal to brighten 9 rec room distinctively, lance, which was sidelined a few weeks ago with a blown|CHAMBER'S ACTIONS engine. EXPLAINED 10 to 24 4' x 7' panels 4.05 A spokesman for the Cham- delivered, Each .... Frqnean 20 RETURN , cts" a Dieting forced to return the interim|SCODe®, ite "ittimest in the | ROY ALCOTE * vehicle he rented from Peter- matter: ; : * borough, the Chamber, in co- : if HARDBOARD ik May's own Cadillac ambu-\noy, Council on the problem.|night, when the members voted| PHONE 668-43 organizations in town, and ac- in a selection of Teak, Cherry "As one of the strongest . -- = te 4 Prefinished woodgrained hardboards s tually a conscience for the town, o ond 4 Ladi we feel we should lend our voice on es to an issue as important as this. "We also hope to get, at least b . aos vocally, the support of the i Will Visit whole town in this matter." - Mr. Pantony, and 'the Direc- tors, in the anticipated meeting ntre with the town fathers, will . again propose that the Town % Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Ca-jsubsidize the ambulance *madian Legion, held its social|service. Eee tel Sday, Feb, 25 in the| J) COUNCIL DECISION = Mrs. Vernon Moore presided. araaeeieat Bg an & Pgh!" ' poe Ris or ocala Peas 8 bulance functioning until a pro- ? : "pial vincial subsidy is passed. * cial visit which proved to be Tes 'guéstion of | provincial _ interesting and helpful, ht Baged . " subsidy is now under consider- a An invitation card was re- ation by the Attorney-General's + ceived from the Oshawa andjdepartment as a result of talks » District Cerebral Palsy Par-|with the Ontario Ambulance ents' Council to attend Open| Drivers' Association. House and Dedication at their} Until the council makes a de- Treatment Centre and School,|cision, one way or the other, § Bloor street east, Oshawa,jon the subsidy, the Chamber * March 4. There was also a let-jintends tohandle the money} 'ter from Port Perry Ladies'|problem, and assure that Whit- + Auxiliary regarding the Auxil-|by residents will not suffer jary Rally to be held in Port|from lack of an ambulance, the » Perry in May. spokesman added. It was reported that Mrs.| He made it known that the Leonard Beckley is still in the|Chamber would, if necessary, ' Oshawa General Hospital, Get|Put up to $1000 into keeping ' well wishes will 'go out to. her,/the ambulance on the road. 'as: well as to Mrs, Alfred|, Mr. May said Tuesday that,| Bruce who is confined to her|if nothing were to happen in) home. the way of financial help, he . would have had to discontinue) mite. Jeamies Conner consented service tonight (Thursday) at) to convene the Bazaar to be! vidnight. | . ' held in April. The winners of| the draw were Mrs. William|/COULDN'T BE HAPPIER Brown and Mrs. Florrie Adam.| When he was told of the * The next meeting will be held| actions taken By the Chambe Tuesday, March 10. The meet-jof Commerce today, he ex ing closed with the '"Queen."|pressed pleasure: i Games were played in the} 'I couldn't be happier," he| _ charge of Mrs. William Cas-|said. "The last thing I would| *sady. 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