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"ee G. HODGSON What is your reaction to the new higher taxes? Whitby residents replied: Morray Hicks: I built my home under the VLA, 13 years ago and taxes were $140. This year they're $365 and I've sold half my property. I'm tired of rent- ing my home from the town. Tony Agius: It's murder! It's getting to a_ point when I can't afford to keep my house. The $400 a year taxes are breaking my back. Earl Hargrave: Taxes are too high. They went up in Dovedale subdivision de- spite the fact we paid for roads and sewer as local improvements. We'll clear the air when we vote for council next time. CHAS. MESHER M. HICKS J. OTTENBRITE E. HARGRAVE Charles Mesher: | feel council does have a prob- lem and we're not the 'only community expeienc- ing tax hikes. But at the rate of the budget this town is running on we should have gold-plated streets. Joseph Ottenbrite: I real- ize the cost of living has climbed and the town's oper- ating costs are bound to go up. I'm not happy with taxes but realize not much cam be done. I'd prefer a slow in- crease rather than a sudden hike in mill rate. PORT PERRY (TC) -- Since coming to Port Perry to take over the pastoral duties of the Port Perry United Church, Rev-| erend Mr. Alec Rice and Mrs. Rice have devoted a great deal of time and effort to the young people of this community and have endeavored to start a worthwhile organization called the High C Group. All the requirements neces- sary to become a member of this happy group is to be in the age group of 15 to 19. The meet- ings are held every Wednesday levening in the Sunday Schooljson, Mrs. Charles Reesor and a rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Rice act as Counsellors for the group and the executive for this year is: president, Miss Gayle Wright; co-president, Grant Williams; secretary, Miss Marianne Ver- non;. treasurer, Dale Beare. Thirty-eight members are at present enrolled. CLUB CALENDAR | | WHITBY CLUB CALENDAR TUESDAY, APRIL 20 Whitby Whittlers Tops Club George Hodgson: They're outrageous. I bought my home this year and when I got my first tax bill I was amazed. Council must be playing musical money bags with our pockets ~ WHITBY BOWLING NEWS WHITBY MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE April 12, 1965 Congratulations to the Wood- peckers on winning the 4th sec- tion with, 36 points and a pinfall of 74,975. High Triples -- Bill Hewis 774 (262, 268, 244): Doug Rowden 759 (241,, 202, 316); Charlie Gill 750 (244, 203, 303); Connie Den- yer 741 (310, 271); Richard Sand- ford 723 (243, 247, 233): Denyer 713 (238, 237, 238); Noel Edey 701 (238, 264); Betty Pas- coe 600 (279, 251); Vi Jordan 687 (291, 203); Earl Cane 686 (216, 344); Marty Jordan 671 (264, 240); Alice Hewis 657 (210, 261); Merv Bemis 654 (284, 220); Barry Denyer 650 (269); Don Geant 635 (210, 249); Ward Bick 628 (259); Harold Moore 624 (231, 205); Paul Frank 615 (M1); Vern Brooks 615 (256, 210); Florence Moore 613 (223,) 220); Isobel Mothersill 607 (213, 200); Lil Peake 604 (230, 216); Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxiliary held its busi- ness meeting April 13 in the Legion Hall with President Mrs Ww. G. Norris in the chair Two new members were wel- comed into the Auxiliary, Mrs. Dorothy McRae and Mrs, Fay Carswell It was announced that in the Legion Hall May 3 The next meeting will be inj the form of a social. Convener in charge of the lunch will be Mrs. Lillian Ward and her com- mittee: Mrs. L. Wilde, Mrs. Frances Allan, Mrs. Frances Foster, Mrs. F. Adams, Mrs Marie Shelly, Mrs. Nancy Richards. Mrs. Jean King, convener for the sick, reminded all members knowing of sick members please contact her. Mrs. Ear! Ormiston gave her report on favors for the Rally to be held in Whitby May 11 At the close of the meeting the} next: Euchre night will be held) |Joan Denyer 600 (204, 212). | Singles over 200 -- 'Carl Pas- coe 291, Corinne Arsenault 266, Pete Ruttan 257, Rita Cane 256, Millie Peggs 254, Bev. Childs 252; Hazel Moore 243, 205;) \Thelma Bemis 240, Fred Lanos| 239, Myrna Brown 238, Sam Bonk 232, Doug Peggis 231, 218, Des. Denyer 230, Clare Holter, |228, 212, Mary White 223,| \Georgina Nimegeers 223, John} Don|Howland 220, 221, Mickey Mc-} |Master 220, Earl Smith 218, 202, |Clara Rowden 216, Biyrt. Den-| yer 213, Judy Brooks 210, Jim |Mifflin 209, 205, Allin, Hewis 206, Wayne Stewart 206|, Clarence Moore 205, Bill Vasughan 205, Jenny Fowler 203, Barb Gill 202, Keith Laundry 202, 'Don Holter | The following teasns bowl at 7 o'clock, April 19 -- Rockets, Echoes, Woodpeckers, County \Bowl, Whitby Cleaners, G-B- \Jay's, Lucky Thirteens, Neigh- |bours. The following teams bowl: at 19 o'clock for Consolation--Sabre |Jets, Union City, Poker Chips, |Kokoniuts, The Crackpots, Head- ipins, The Ringers, Esassins. 3 MENG N-FIT) OUT WITH THE OLD { IN WITH THE NEW, Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club Youth Program Started By Port Perry Minister jsome 35 young men and women History Outlined Of Mission Work Group No. 3, Presbyterian Women met at the home of Miss Marguerite Ross April 12 with President Mrs. Frank Lawrence opening the meeting with a prayer. The Mission study entitled "Through the Years in Can- ada" was in charge of Mrs. E. Collinson, assisted by Mrs. Frank Lawrence. This dealt with the first Missionary work in Canada which started in Montreal, Quebec. Group No. 3 was invited by Group No. 2 to hear a special speaker at their meeting of April 26 in the church hall. Mrs. Lloyd Dafoe gave a) favorable report on the financial) return from the St. Patrick's Concert sponsored by Group No. Arrangements have now been completed for the group to meet ion Sunday mornings under the supervision of the counsellor, Mr. Gordon Reesor. All young people interested in becoming associated with this group will receive a warm welcome at the gatherings. Tt is interesting to note that of this group journeyed to Whit- by to entertain the folk at Fair- view Lodge. Among those ac- companying them were Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Merlin Dow- carload of young people from Toronto who accompanied Betty and Sam Rice the decorating committee, Mrs. BECOMES DEVIL TORONTO (CP) -- Commu- WHITBY THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, April 17, 1965 § nism has become the devil to many Christian believers, the Canadian Peace Research In- stitute has concluded. In a pa- per to be. published by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organi- zation, the institute says: "Satan has become at least partly secularized for the West- ern world .. . in the image of} communism," tl PERSONALS Mrs. Edith Watts and - Mrs. Ronald Carter, co-conveners, are busy reserving tables for the Afternoon Guild dessert card party to be held April 28, in the parish hall. Convener of A. R. B. Conrad has some very interesting prizes wrapped to match the color scheme. Mrs. R. E. Smith has taken over as dessert convener for Mrs. Don- na Martin, fwhp is unable to act, owing to sickness in the fam-| ily. Tickets may be obtained) from any member of the After-! noon Guild. ----| BAHA --s | WORLD FAITH ! | ! AUSTRALIA BUILDS PUBLIC MEETING Australia plans to spend $13,-, 500,000 on new bases for its| French - built Mirage fighters) and U.S,-built F-111 aircraft. | -- will be held at the 1.0.0.F. Hall Brock St. S. Instead of the usual form ai" entertainment, the evening was spent in playing a game. The prize winners were Miss Blair, Mrs, William Graham (a well- known former member of this community); Mr, H. R. Johns, father of Mrs. George Hall, Port Perry; and Mr. Joe Pickett. The young folk acted as hosts} at the delightful social hour and! provided dainty refreshments. everyone joined in singing Blest be The Tie That Binds and the Bendecition was given by Mr. The scripture lesson was read| alternately; and Mrs. David Kernohan headed the Bible sttidy and discussion period which followed "A Blind Man Among Other Blind Men" was The meeting closed by repeat-) ing the Mizpah Benediction in! unison. } Lunch was served by Miss M.) Ross, The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Frank: Lawrence, May 10. | Red Cross work room Salvation Army Cubs 2nd } Whitby | Almonds United Church | Women | Ajax Kinettes Women's Christian Temper-| ance Union | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 | St. Andrew's Presbyterian Children of the Church | Whitby St. John Ambulance St. John's Anglican Church WA Benevolent Rebekah Lodge No. 132 Ajax Lionettes Ontario Ladies' College Jr Alumnae Whitby Knights of Columbus | THURSDAY, APRIL 22 Whitby Baptist Church Cubs | Salvation Army Women's | Home League | St. John the Evangelist Salesian Guild Whitby Chapter Order of the} Eastern Star No. 248 FRIDAY, APRIL 23 | Red Cross Senior Citizens Social Club | Pentecostal Church Young | People's Christ Ambassadors | Co-op Credit Union banking | night | | SATURDAY, APRIL 24 | Salvation Army Guides Salvation Army Timbral | Brigade Salvation Army Young | |Spring luncheon of May 5, the| EMMANUEL REFORMED 403 Rossland Road West |Rice | --_ al General Council | Meeting Reviewed! 10:30 AM The April meeting of Unit No. | ENGLISH SERVICE AND Church| SUNDAY SCHOOL. 10 St. Mark's United the theme of the Bible study. jf ¢, STEAM BATH] the way te relex--ot i George's Barbershop | Every Day from 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. i Sunday from 8 A.M. te 3 P.M. 'uesdey -- Ladies' y 1 id All Dey | Mondey -- Close: BROCK ST. NORTH. WHITBY i | | Whitby. Every Sundoy evening ot 8:15 P.M. | | H EVERYONE WELCOME Refreshments served. | ' SPECIAL - TENT TRAILERS 2 P.M DUTCH SERVICE 7 PLM. ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOMED Women, was held in the Church! house April 13 Mrs. James Anstey, president, | opened the meeting with the) thought '"'God sent His Son into} the world that the world through! Him might be Saved" } Mrs, William Bentley and| Mrs. Ross Harris conducted the) worship service, the theme be-) ing "'Easter" Several items were discussed ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron at St. John Rev. W. J. S. McClure, B.A. Minister j Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist business | the of including guest speaker being Miss Lor- raine Valleau An interesting and informa- tive talk was given by Mrs. L. F. Richardson on General Coun- cil which she attended in New- foundland. Refreshments were served by| Mrs, Charles McLean and Mrs. William MacCarl. The May meeting will be held at the home, of Mrs. W. L. Bradley, 404 On-| 9:45 A.M,--Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Easter Proise By Senior Junior Choir SERMON "WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED ON THE 7 MILE ROAD?' and Nursery Care and Junior Congre- gation During Divine Wership | Only . . 399.50 | EASTER SERVICES ~ ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH Colborne and Centre Streets EASTER PRAISE--11 A.M. The Easter Message in the Modern Age" HOLY COMMUNION--9 A.M, "Let Us Break Bread Together' FAMILY SERVICE--3:30 P.M, Easter In Song and Story Music et the morning services will be provided by the Senior Choir. The Junior and Intermediote Choirs will afternoon Family Services. =o sacar ee WHITBY BAPTIST CHURCH (Colborne St. W, at Centre) M inister Or, ts JOHN McLEOD. MRS. W. L, SUMMERS AT.GM. EASTER SERVICES 7 P.M. See the latest Easter Film in Color 'CRUCIFIXION and RESURRECTION" 11 AM. 'BEHOLD THE PLACE" You are invited to join us and "HAIL THE DAY THAT SEES HIM RISE" REV. | SERVICE & SALES 1415 DUNDAS ST. 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She would like to let her former clientelle know thot she is now available PHONE 668-5694 Technicolor" Peiooed | by BUENA VISTA Dinleiputon Co, ine, To oy Pde Ne EACH WEEK 12 PEOPLE The CORNER PIZZA SPECIAL/ZING IN. . @ PIZZA = @ SPAGHETTI @ BAR-B-Q CHICKEN pe nome should Each week for 26 weeks there will appeer in the advertisements on: this ge the names end addresses of 12 lucky people in this ares. If your oppear end you locate it, eff you are asked to do is clip the ed and present it at the Oshewe Times Office in Whitby or Oshewe. You will then receive your guest tickets to the Brock Theetre. SERVICE STATION RECEIVE TICKETS FREE | JOE ROBINSON | FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 419 Brock Street North REV. DELOSS M. SCOTT, Minister EASTER SERVICES 9:15 A.M.--"FAITH TIDINGS" BROADCAST C.K.L.B, 1350 ON YOUR DIAL 9.45 A.M --WELCOME TO OUR BIBLE SCHOOL 11:00 AM--EASTER-WORSHIP SERVICE "BELIEVER'S BAPTISM" 7:00 P.M. 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