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THE OSHAWA -- Wednestey, June 2, 1965 Fish Betws P| START at GLECOFF'S WHITBY (Staff) -- Three times up and out. This is thel§ i ' box score for an 11% rainbow trout caught in L y z Ontario, Sunday morning by : _ Be Cecil Whitney, 914 Athol street,| @ i e Whitby. The trout had been caught ] 5 : ie twice before by Whitney and Z a each time broke the line. When caught the last time, the fish not only- gave up its life but 4 also returned the two previously|¢ "4 Tae 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH lost lures still clinging to its|§ f huge jaws s $f "I knew he was there and just decided to catch him," Whitney stated. 'The fish beat |# fle me twice and busted my line NY but this time it was the finish. Taine WHITNEY The fish was caught west. of Cobourg, in Durham County and 4 d measured about 42 inches, It Appointe Stine fen Se earn Gayl | | FREE PARONG AND "Afler he struck my line he| MUPCFVISOL Ne es ; GLECOFF'S CASH PAY ; stopped still for a second," Whit AJAX -- Wayne Whitney of CHEQUES AND BABY CECIL W bare NEY ANP? 11% LB. RAINBOW TROL i iney stated. | stopped MOVINS | Ajax has been appointed the | j y BONUSES so he started to run and my | é b line was: only 'about 160 yard Physical Education Supervisor | aoe on ae ae yaras|or Waterloo Township for the | a Zip 'ol aca coming year. Mr. Whitney will it ion S O n ad e ee . he : a ney be ies: upervise 11 schools With a total ac to the boat t no Went n jatt of 65 teachers that I knew I had him," Whit-) as ney said At present Mr. Whitney id The fisherman claims he has| teaches the boys physical educa- O OSs ita been fishing all his life, cover-| tion at St. Andrew's Senior Pub- 9 ing innumberable spots. 'This|!i¢ School, Ajax. Mr. Whitney is the biggest rainbow I've ever|has been employed by the Ajax WHITBY (Staff) Starting! paign, to be Staged by the hos-\cipation in the forthcoming hooked," he said pa ssc -- fag PRODUCE SPECIALS & the Whitby General Hospital off|pital, the Lions have further campaign, the club unanimously ia Pic kering Township School : & n on the right foot, the Whitbyjagreed to keep the donated|agreed to setting up the sign at Area No 4 Hoard ; Lions Club has formally. an- amounts up to date on the sign.|the four corners tomorrow,| #% é ee dei 25-LB, BAG ] i] nounced it will pledge $5,000/!A committee has been set up/beginning at 7:30 p.m, Anyone ' Ol wan ait the oye Hie PEL POTATOES SPECIAL . towards equipping the hospital.|which will paint the appropriate interested in assisting in this Misi a -- : ioe t oles Paty In addition to the financial|levels on the sign as the money/|plan is invited to join. in the * croft, former y of brig ton, | )nt US.A. : 14-02. assistance offered by the Lions, pours into the hospital cam- activities. j # He. 1s married to the ap pa TOMATOES 2 35° the club also plaris to erect a paign headquarters During the meeting the club p Bernice Harbron and has three CELLO PKGS. huge therometer sign at the Tentative plans were also also announced it will be chang-| 4 ? E |children, Gordon, Diane and town's four corners, The sign drafted whereby 'the club willing its meeting place, Tentative ip Lynda. will be constructed in the form|participate in the campaign plans were announced for es- F A graduate of Peterborough @ GROCERY SPECIALS & of a triangle, conforming with|parade soon to be announced |tablishment of 'home base' at 3 4 m |Teachers' College, Mr. Whitney the shape of the 'safety island'|for operation of a booth at Cen- the auditorium in the Whitby also attended peer ogg ETTES EXPORT "A" 3 0 PLUS now located at the intersection./tennial Park on Parade Day Arena as of the first regular My, V oole and 3 ankford, high CIGAR hank CARTON F TAX _ During the fund raising cam Heading up the Lion's Parti meeting in September 4 | school at Wooler and East - - ~ wa. ' # \Northumberland District High MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 6-0Z. echo ay Brighton, Me, Wale COFFEE REG, 1.33 -- SPECIAL JAR 1.15 Many Awards Presented HENRYST.BRIDGE) ~~ Wace a ant Meee ussy's Swart NAssURE_--s80T 808-- a 5/1964 BARBEQUE RELISH 3 12-02, 85° BEING REPAIRED : | Mr. Whitney plans further AND CORN JARS To Whitby Brownies RTPA adeasten: B education yee POP WILSON'S CANNED ] 7 PLUS is closed to traffic for an é if BY THE CASE 24 TINS ® TAX z | WHITBY --.The ist Whitby|Stephanie Whale, Karen Lawson, nap iinir e gi an hig iL i + | Family Monuments L AID THE CHILDREN'S FAVOURITE b 29° ee SS ee | ridge are conducted. | ' + : 4 REG, 5/29¢ SPECIAL FOR supper for mothers and Brown herry oodman The oe "los GR, f fes at All Saints Anglican' For selling the most boxes of| | 7he bridge was closed NURSING GRADUATE : PORK BEANS REG, 2/43¢ 4 15-OZ. | 00 Church parish hall. Rev. Stan-/Girl Guide Cookies an award) . CNR wate Brae Marion Joan Fairman, t ' AND LIBBY'S SPECIAL TINS ° ley Armstrong said gre was made to Susan Jones For moved on tothe dob rtd daughter of Mr and Mrs. ndiv CAP'N CRUNCH BOX Following the supper Mrs.|best attendance, Heather Hol by Muppet His Earl A. Fairman,: 121 Pal- e R reme \ ie Harvey Whale, Brown Owl for|royd was honored ' sah cf etna Hish ace St., Whitby, who gradu- REG. 39e SPECIAL the Ist Whitby Pack, nked| Mrs. G. Thwaites, captain of i oN ated in nursing from Welles- 24-0Z Mr. Armstrong for the e of|the 4th Whitby Guide Company; | rae Alth x} fficial ex ey Hospital School of Nurs- STAFFORD BROS. BREAD : 5 95° the hall. She also thanked Mrs.|Miss Susan Read, of the 1st SMS OURTE DO "UAC: EX: ing, Toronto, on June 3 LTD. DEMPSTER'S LOAVES Ron Hawkins for her work as|Whitby Guide Company and Seriibe 4 he lable ' pei Pie cast cad Mirae Joan attended Whitby public badge secretary, finding testers|Guide Nancy Pollard, of the 4th 1 etacsd png ince: en | schools and Henry Street MONUMENTS BUTTER 55° and doing much of the testing|Whitby Guide Company, at-| /4™ ride stated the High School 318 DUNDAS EAST GLECOFF BRAND LB. herself, also to Mrs. F. Wood-|tended the dinner to receive the Work is being carried on 668-3552 man for being pack representa- Br wnies into the Guide Com- Tk cea iaie We | Lasco Steelers © FROZEN FOODS & tive at local association meet-| panies ings, Miss Jackie Whale was, Two Brownies' who received : ' the decking of this thanked for her work as Tawny|wings which they will wear on) P&lis on i Owl. {their Guide uniforms: Steph- = for some time," he Meet East York | i Mrs. Hawkins presented Serv-\anie Whale and Sherry Wood- a ' MORTON FROZEN ; ph The town engineer could WHITBY (Staff) - Junior { ice Stars to the following Brown-|man. The other Brownies going apn : igpanieta aria REG. 49 jes: Third year Stephaniejinto Guides are: Carol. Reid ikea Getinite date' of 'the a peso oo. Wie CALL CREAM PIES SPECIAL 39° ' ny st. but (night with the opening gs tg. J have. been requesting re- reopening of Henny but opening game of Wood d y|Shar Keetch, L ' o& Whale, Sherry Woodman, Jenny|Sharon eetch, Laurie Hardy) Setimate it'may'be three tothe newly formed Las, Stel 668-2345 is 7 : ) ' four . weeks, ers. Their opponents will be Wessels, Carol Reid, Heather; Brownies asked Rev. Stanley a pir s ; PROTECT Holroyd, Susan Jones. Armstrong to present Mrs nia - ret oe Same ¥ . . a Collectors proficiency badges, Whale with a beautiful vase in a and sansing" erates He cee ci ed urs to: Pamela Fairbairn. Mrs.\appreciation of her 'services as an ennia Stata, Re oth Garments ; He DRUGS and CLOTHING @ Whale presented Golden Bars|Brown Ow], Jackie Whale - «,.. Insured, Refrigerated ': Jane Ann Fraser Judy|be Brown Owl replacing The official opening ceremony 5 age valuts on premises f Woodman, Judy Scheiden mother who is now strict Body Named will see the you { minor Ja "4 WHITBY My COTTON GOW CADIS' =~ BABY DOLLS l 49 2 98 New Sixers: Karen Lawson, Commissioner crosse league player (five years ' ' SHIFTS---DUSTERS FROM ° TO Ge Diane Doble, Pamela Fairbairn, The following ladies assisted BROUGHAM --A committee 0!d) face off with a town offi-|. ag CLEANERS LTD. 4 Kim Cyr. in the kitchen following the to plan a program for Picker-|cial. Musical accompaniment for) @ 150 [Colborne ry COUGH SYR VICK'S b e New Seconders: Marylinsupper and gave much appreci- ing Township's part in Canada's |the occasion will be supplied| ; ; REG, 75e Boake, Jane Ann Fraser, Donna ated help: Mrs. J. J. Scheider, centennial was appointed by by the Whitby Brass band. | s Whitby ¢ . Pollock, Nancy Houston Mrs. F. Woodman. Mrs: A. Fra- Council in the persons of Milton). Keeping -action moving be-| j & Ist QUALITY REG, € Mr. Armstrong presented In-|ser, Mrs. C, Cyr and Mrs. Hous- J: Mowbray, Mrs. B. Phin, J.|tween the first and second per-| Jam NY SEAMLESS MESH 59 39 spection Awards to the Elf Six:'ton H Faulkner, Robert Miller minor lacrosse demonstra-| Sie Robert Byron, Mrs. J. McPher-|tions will be staged by two local| son and Councillor John Camp- pap WHITBY PERSONALS a treasurer reported se the tax collections for the first BROCK One Complete Program Each Mrs. Fred Lenkay and chil-|Seton Hall University, South instalment of taxes amounted to WHITSY Evening - Starting 7:30 dren, Christine and Kevin, of|Orange, New Jersey and receive $1,415,158.65, as compared with ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Windsor, Ont have returned ed his Bachelor's Degree. He) $1,173,520.41 in 1964. The per home. after spending a week/P!ans to attend summer school centage this year was. 53.7. per visiting at the home of her sis- '" July at the same university|cent as compared with 50.9 per bea TuRN ter and brother-in-law, Mr. ar and enter graduate. school in cent. In 1963, it was 49 per cent Mrs. John Paul, 1010 Dundas 9cPte™ ber for his Master's De-| The total tax roll' in 1965 is a HUGH a / gree $2,632,393.86. In 1964 it - was R f)' 9) 302: 6 ° Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rinku ho OBERTSON BRIAN Mr. and Mrs. G. (¢ arting Reeve Laycox attributes the ton and family recently t "od hee oa Nick Pronyk Mrs increase to NHA making so ed the funeral of Mrs 2 ike ron and children, many of the tax payments ton's sister, the late Mrs ndy and Heidi abides The Building Hopkins, of Picton were eer visitors at the home . 26 permits taken out during "ae < - d Mrs. Gerald Parry, Ar at an estimated value of Friends of Mrs. Kyrle South- 833 ntre st. n $472,800 well, Brock st. n. are sorry to Mig < Rae Downham ge e. that she erwent sul Jearn that she underwen Dovedale dr., is vis ag, gg son baal gd ea gery at the Oshawa seme | d daughter in-law P ape Soccer Victory To ospital. ue} Reg titel All Saints St. Margaret Guild Montre¢ . ' Toronto Croatia is terminating the pre meet a 7 T F ing season with S be) tack lan fh , and Mrs. William Phil TORONTO (CP)--George TROUGH ON MEA S S eon Thursday at the home of spent the weekend in Bur-- Simcich scored two goals lbs. Mrs. James Mighton, walnut a gion as guests of Mr. andihelp Toronto Croatia to a 3 104 LUPIN DRIVE BLAIR PARK PLAZA Mr John Ball. They also at- victory over Toronto Portu Wishes for a prompt recovery tended the reception held in gues a National Soccer are extended '6 Mr Reg honor of Mr. and Mrs. Will ag game Thursday night LY ter, RR 1, Whitby, who >r- Hassey's 25th wedding anniver- Golly Richard opened the USE y OUR CREDI : went eve surgery at the Oshawa san scoring for Croatia at 22 min General Hospital ites of the first half, followed . Dutch Loaf -- Mock Chicken -- Head Cheese -- Pickle Pimento : gas 4 TREES PROVIDE ALL (Py. Simcich's first goal 13 min i Tom Tushingham is spending utes later a month with his parents, Mr. Chemical and wood products' Armando Abuquerque scored FRESHLY GROUND and Mrs. D. S. Tushingham,jof trees can be used for more for the Portuguese at 13. min Mary st. Tom just graduated at'than 5,000 different purposes, utes of the second half 6 MONTHS TO PAY HAMBURG 3 | 00 a . Les. dhe Se BEEF STEAKETTES 59° a LB, or 10 lbs. for '5.50 my) of BEEF ; OPEN 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. fee/ fine iy Cut, Marked and Frozen = DAILY iby breakfast time' bare | | -- ash GLECOFF'S Supermarket ASPIRIN! fewer u sTHviter e ee PHONE 668-4633 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH OSHAWA Aspirin is the Registered Trade Mark of The Bayer Company, Limited, Aurora, Ontario } Inspector report