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_ WHITBY -- AJAX C St. John's In Whitby © Celebrates 120th Year On Sunday, June 26, St, John's Anglican Church, Whitby, will celebrate the 120th anniversary of its founding. Situated at the south end of the town, in an area formerly known as Windsor Bay, St. John's was first opened for wor- ship on Sunday, July 5, 1846, and has been in continuous use including the choir, is regarded as a fine example of the smali-type country church situatea in a splendi town, is in many ways an inter- esting repository of the develop- ing history of the whole area. The oldest surviving headstone iantedates the church by several years, and many others carry es which have been per- s for example, Annis, Henry, yordon, Frances. In this lovely orner lie the remains of the first Rector of St. John's, Rev. John Pentland, who served the 5 parish from its founding until 1863. A tall, active man, Mr. Pentland regularly travelled on of churchyard, trees, and opén" grassland. horseback from Whitby to en- gage in pioneer missionary work in.what was then the vil- tuated in streets of the town,) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 23,1966 § Fine Program Given By Pupils "An Evening of Song" was presented by more. than 100 Whitby Public School students at Anderson Street High School developing community. Through their support of an extensive selling campaign under au- spices of St. John's Men's Club, many people in the general dis- trict have been contributing to- wards the providing of' this window. By no means all of the well- known names associated with St. John's belong to the past. A native son of the parish is the Rev. N. C. §. Goldring who for the past 20 years has been the popular rector of St. George's Episcopal Church, R oc hester, New York. On the distaff side, after a highly successful aca- The program was sponsored by the music, department. Singing, instrumental music and choreography were blended in an excelfent. presentation spread from the tiny tots of grade one to the professional calibre presentation of the teachers' choir. The choir directors' were: Mrs FE. Kedd, Kathleen Rowe; Mrs. A. Budd, Palmerson; Miss D. Smith, E. A, Fariman; Mrs. B. Walker, Dundas; Mrs. 'G. Oli- ver, King; Mrs. M. Moffatt, Col- bofne; P. Belsey, Brock; H. Webster, Palmerston. Accompanists included: Mrs. C. Mason, Palmerston; Mrs. M. Moffatt, Colborne; Mrs. J. Bain, Consultant. | STAFFORD BROS, HEADS RABBIS : TORONTO (CP)--The annual Central Conference of American Rabbis Thursday re - elected Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein, of Chicago, as president. The con- ference represents 900 reform congregations in North Amer- ica. ak BIRDS FLY YOUNG A South Sea bird, the mound builder, is unique in that the oung are hatched fledged Her the to fly. aaa APE CR Ee (AOR Created Te OF Individual | Requirements LTD. MONUMENTS . ike ike angi demic career at the University Others assisti ere: | a oe imestone which was|,.deed, he was respoiisible Karle is now serving as direc-/'Thompson, French consultant; wessel mestone '\for starting the parish of St.\tor of the Parish Education|pe mile, 'art consultatn. a | actually cut by the convicts ot! George's, Oshawa, a foundation|Program at St. George's| cae : / re ~ Kingston Penitentiary. In those) J hion has greatly outgrown its|Church, Winnipeg. Also, in the en. = -- early days Windsor Bay was a sidther chuveh! SH in 'eer ' 1 § use, St.|present, as in the recent and busy shipping centre handling) 7 44:. Cemetery is now admin-(long past, many active mem: "eee WHITBY. J/BIBLE \ CHAPEL --_--_ -EAe>- grain and general produce from) .1o+0q hy a board on behalf of|bers of St. John's play a useful Eee 7 / ' \ x oS a wide agricultural area. Some! ,,, congregation and is main-|role in the community and its SUNDAY SERVICES owners and captains of the) oi4g j : 4 ca < | n an orderly beauty varied life. gent CET ee eee or| whieh offers a pleasing con-| Highlight of the 120th Anni- ~ gale Hp ong ie © devoted trast to what is now the very versary celebration on Sunday, A i el : hen ae busy intersection of Brock St.|June 26, will be the Outdoor ie ee "eee Poe si he South and Victoria Street Fast. | Service in the Churchyard at 3 stone in ballast for the purpose |sTORMY PERIOD bie ped et oahate f building their church. The mellow interior beauty of a Pagel ee ibe . g 'epyatal ite : an opportunity to worship. in a} 11:00 AM.--(at R. A. Hutchison Public School 4 blocks south DEEP IN HISTORY St. John's Church is greatly colorful and historic setting of Blair Park Plaza) In its 120 years therefore, st,;¢hanced by its nine richly|Special preacher this year will ; Speaker: Mr. Ronald Moss of Toronto Family Bible Hour ----- Adult Service Sunday School -- Classes for all ages. Other Services As Announced For mora information phone: 725-9243 or 668-4576 Whitby Pentecostal 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 John's has seen the community colored 'stain-glass windows, all|he the Rev. Canon Arthur Chote, around it develop from pioneer installed as memorials to for-/Rector of the Church of the conditions to a stable residential | ™°" parishioners. One of these Messiah, Toronto. A former rec area gradually being surround-|"indows is a significant foot-'tor of St. John's, his useful work ed by industries.and institutions. Nove '9 @ stormy period injin the diocese was recognized Originally "Windsor Bay," European history. It commemo-'recently by his being made a later became Port Whitby, ana| "ates the Rev. V. P. Mayer-\canon of St. James' Cathedral. | afew years ago was incorpo- hoffer who wae & Roman Cath- Music at this outdoor service is} rated with the'town of Whitby. |°l¢ chaplain in Napoleon's Aus-|supplied by the Whitby Brass tnvy (trian army during the wars of|Band and tea is served after- His wants. rey ie 19 history,/1812. Strongly objecting to|wards, als@ outdoors, by the St. John's has numbered many Napoleon's order for the killing|jadies of the church, An Anni- well-Known panes ee 1tS'of prisoners, Mayerhoffer was versary Communion Service in membership. Captain ' i James himself placed under Rowe, one of the first Church-)Rscaping, he eventually reach- wardens, served Whitby as its|ed Canada, became a priest in first Mayor. A. farmer diving | the Anglican Church, and served during the 1840's at Shoal Point'jn this area~for a number of guard. the church at 11 a.m. will be conducted by the Rector, Rev.| John McKibbin. At this service| it is customary for gifts to be) dedicated and among this year's} Church ACTS 2:12 307 BROCK ST. N. -- WHITBY to the west of Whitby, Captain years) The Mayertoffer head- will be two handsome brass Rowe, was one of a group f\stone stands in. the cemetery vases in memory of Mr, and| business partners -- Jos. Cotton beneath this window erected in pee Wm. Herden and a 'silver was another who between | his memory. ° ona" amet: t pyx, specially them owned the harbor, It was : : : ' i of|made in Jerusalem, the gift of Captain Rowe who along with bale A atcLABre: John Welsh, the store-keeper of, ; 4 nhl So, entering upon its 12tst | he stone| pen : ; : pie gh Fn og dg re.|the Tower Memorial Window' |year, St. John's refuses to be a sponsible for the church build-|!5 due to be installed, Situated|mere museum of the past but ine in the tower of the church, andjcontinues its faithful service to ; arias pba stitsl rata acl Weekend guests at-the home, Another illustrious name in ot aay Pooch Sutette, | is Gee $08 kG, eee 2 ' large window will inecludeimeet changing conditions and 9:55 A.M.--SUNDAY SCHOOL Interesting and Informative 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP. SERVICE "Lessons In Living" from Joshue 7:00 P.M. GREAT EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Subject --- 'The Cross end Pentecostalism"' ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Oldtime Resident Marks 120th Anniversary 'WHITBY PERSONALS Members of Ahe Choir, Sun- day school teachers and Hi-C Leaders of Westminster United Church enjoyed an evening of! St John's complement stained-glass windows will increased by one in 1967 when WHITBY DAY -BY- DAY OPP Auxiliary Unit Shows Marked Ability minh WHITBY -- The officers of; The auxiliary was inspected|tettainment.. was provided by the OPP Auxiliary Unit, at their|by Chief Inspector David Adair|Misses Doris Acton and Janis first inspection Thursday night|of general headquarters, who is,Shaw of Whitby and everyone at the Whitby Detachment buil-/head of the EMO branch of the|Participated in games and com- ding, gave a good display and|OPP. Also taking part were Sgt. munity singing. Lunch was pro- showed marked initiative and Jack Fullerton and Sgt. Major|Vided and served by church ability. Charles Hefferon. The No. 5 Dis- members through the Christian The unit was organized lastitrict Headquarters was repres-' Education Committee. Octover and organization wasjented by Inspector Nopman Mc is aa Blin Genre: Stalk: Pastor: Rev. Max Case Asst. Jon King | St. John's Anglican Church Victoria St. East and Brock St, South, WHITBY 120th ANNIVERSARY 11 a.m. -- Holy Communion & Dedication of Gifts: The Rector 3 p.m. -- OUTDOOR SERVICE JN CHURCHYARD St. John's Anglican Church is celebrating this coming Sunday its 120th anniversary at 3 p.m. an outdoor service will be TERMS-CASH Auctioneer --- Loyal Pogue OSHAWA TIMES Preacher: CANON A. A. CHOTE, B.A., L.Th. Music by Whitby Brass Band of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White-|the annals of St. John's is that/nanels picturing the historical/opportunities, building into the hurst, 504 Dundas St. W., are of Nelson Gilbert Reynolds. |egnnection betweeg church and lives of her people the qualities Mrs, C. Finco, Mrs. Vi Johnson | Commander of a troop of horse a ; that endure and Miss Grace McCarthy of| the Rebellion of 1887, he was | miccnin pio ere er County Art Group : of Ontario in , and serve ! j Mrs. Leesa Ferris has just/5t toms _ ie Seine ; : AUCTION SALE | returned home after spending|!" an seg he ha H Id 0 t a few weeks visiting Alec from a visit to England, Sheriff} 0 $ u Ing i Whitb Pee D ter in Hartford. Conn Reynolds found that John Ham itby Police Dept. : Perry had built himself a castle, Members of the Fast Central 405 Dundas St. W. on the location of the present) Ontario Art Association recent- A Kinsman Park and, not io bejly enjoyed their annual spring WED. JUNE 29 outdone, the Sheriff erected Tra-| painting weekend at the Lake € falgar Castle of which the pres-|on the Mountain, five miles _ 7:00 RAM. completed after Chirstmas. Tw-|Combe. Staff Sgt., CoxWorth of f held in the churchyar each-\ent Ontario Ladies' College in-/from Picton. Members were i i pero two members of the unitithe Whitby detachment also 606 Brock St. S., will on' Sun-|o- wit) be a Be eee corporates two original sections./present from many towns and ee -- --_ attended and were judged on|attended. day attend the christening of R4 1,Th. Music will be pro-(in 1857, while still living at) cities in Southern Ontario. other Mtomy, their ability for the Palmateer| A march past and demonstra-|their granddaughter Wendylee, vided by Whitby Brass Band.{/'afalgar Castle, Sheriff Rey-| With a delightful combination Trophy, which is awarded an-|tion of parade drill was given daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mal-|req will be served following the "04s presented communion sii-/of good company, fine weather) nually for general efficiency. joutside the building. Later an|colm Stott of Nobleton. A re-|atternoon service with general|Vet t® St. John's, each piece and heautif ul surroundings} The officers of the auxiliaryjexcellent first aid skit was pre-Ception will be held following|convener, Mrs. Martin Gould-| beating @ family initial with the/many excellent sketches and) are: Inspector Albert Allen, Sgt.|sented under the direction of|the christening for the immed- pyrn in charge assistant by Mrs,\94!@ of Presentation. This silver- paintings were produced in a R. Craig, Cpl. Jack Saunders,|John Hawkins, first aid instruc- iate families. E. Larson: Mrs. Ernest Vaillant (¥2% 88 been in constant use) great variety of mediums. Cpl, H. Montrose and Cpl. Ivan|tor and his daughter. A dem- h Mrs. Peter Bird, Mrs. William *! St John's. The Sheriff died)" Instruction for the weekend Williams, Cpl. C. Barton andjonstration of revolver safety was | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Azzopatdiiiy' ana Mrs. M "Roberts n 1881 and is buried in St.'was provided by Mrs. R- H.| v Cpl. Timluck are the liason of-| ficers responsible for the train- ing program. Bank Act Revision Test For Finance Minister Sharp By JAMES NELSON OTTAWA CP)--On-again off again revision of the Bank Act) is off again, this time in cir- cumstances which point to a real test of authority facing Fi- nance Minister Sharp. The long-delayed revision of the basic law governing Can- ada's chartere' banks was to have been introduced next Mon- day, according to a government announcement Wednesday. But some time Thursday-a de- cision was made to peste it again. The chartered banks have been running- for more than two years on periodic ex- tensions to the 1954 law which was due for revision in 1964. No official explanation was given for the further delay. A finance department source said that while no new. date has been set, it is hoped the bill will be introduced Jater next week, or at least before Parliament ad- journs for summer recess early in July. Other sources indicate that a fundamental division of opinion has been opened again hetween Mr. Sharp and his cabinet sup- porters on the one hand, and a dissident group outside the cabinet which includes Walter Gordon, former finance minis-, ter, and Maurice Lamontagne,} former state secretary. Mr. Sharp has been reported willing to accept, at Jeast in part, the recommendation of the 1964 Portgr royal commis- sion on--barfking and finance} that the present ceiling of six! per cent be lifted off the inter- est rate the banks may charge on loans. The banks have argued that the interest ceiling prevents them from competing effec- tively with trust and loan com-/| panies. Lifting the ceiling would | enable the. hanks to pay in interest to depositor them participate Housing Act mortgaze as well, : more! and let} National! } lending} also given. have now established residence The auxiliary entertained the in their new home, 305 Dove dignitaries at a buffet Juncheon.| dale Dr., their friends wish -|them happiness in their new surroundings. Executive members of Whit- by Women's Institute program Planning will hold a meeting Jyne.28 at the home of Mrs. farl Ward, Mary St. FE But a group generally outside Best wishes to Mrs. Jorgen the cabinet, inqluding Mr. Gor- Olsen, 950 Greenwood Cres., don and Mr. Lamontagne, have | who is celebrating her birthday, argued strenuously for retain- June 28, ing the six-per-cent ceilin Their view is that removing the Mrs. Peter Bernard and her ceiling: will brand the Liberal, 'W° Children Drew and Angela party as a high-interest money are arriving this weekend from party. it Scotland to join Mr. Bernard, they will establish residence in eras Oshawa. They will be house Students Visit guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robertson, 908 Hutchison Ave. . Niagara Falls St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church holdings its annual Sixty Grade 8 and A and B Sttawberry supper at the pupils of St. John the Evangel- Chureh Hall June 28. The first ist separate school enjoyed a Setting will. be at 5.15 and the trip by chartered bus to Ni- Second at 6.15" p.m. ee ta ee, " Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weller p.m, after 'a ak dalavatle nel a, oe le ae 30} Vicki and Cindy will be spend- They ilk aaa Ee ing the weekend in Midland, Sister Mary Rachel PHncipel Buésts of her sister and brother: of St. John's School' and Sister| ony ee are ao Anna Clara Principal of Denis sha 'ine nee, BF ei O'Connor High Schpol, and eet teachers, Miss Veronica Marr a Peter bye 0 and Miss Anne Marie Foley are, 08 eee age * Each student brought its own oe renee ~eangie gee 09 lunch .eaten in Niagara Felli, cca sare, yr romaagy saad me They visited Queenston Heights,|family. Gayle, Danny and the Sir Adam Beck hydro power wayne, Whitby. ' plant, the wax museum and rf fs most of the students took the) Paul, son of Mr, and Mrs. tour under the Falls, They had Fred White will be celebrating leisure time in Niagara Falls.\his seventh birthday June 27. RENT-A-CAR DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH 58.00 PER DAY autace cn MILEAGE CHARGE 725-6553. RUTHERFORD'S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 725-6553 14 ALBERT ST, Oshawa is John's Cemetery. Mrs' Edgar Crosby, Port Maitland and Mrs, Alice Le- blanc of Yarmouth, Nova Sco- tia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Wickett on a motor trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, viewed for the first time by the Maritimers. FIRST RECTOR , St. John's Cemetery, the on St. John's School Holds Field Day Emmanuel Reformed Church in Whitby, 401 Rossland Rd. W., Plans daily vacation Bible school for July 4 to 8 and 11 to 15. Sessions will be held from} 9 a.m. to 11.30 for ages four) years to eighth grade. Children! of the community are welcome Theme: "God's Word For My Life'. John's School held a most su cessful field day recently. Tt tested. The over all champior were Girls, eight and nine Do one within the confines of the WHITBY -- The pupils of St. | tending event .was largely attended and/Stacey, Ruth Mutton, Bowman- all the events were keenly con-|Ville, Mrs. Laurine Sage, and PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshowe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of S or More Pictures Fairhead of Toronto. Group criticism was held on Saturday evening. : Members of the association were urged by the president, Suzanne Dobbin of Peterborough to attend the fall painting week- end which will be combined with) jthe Four Counties Art Associa' tion and will be held at Orillia. From this area members at- the painting weekend c-|wee: Mrs. Pauline Roterts, ie | Roy Allin, Oshawa, Mrs. Marion ly Peter Van Gils, Whitby. Tea out-of-doors Historical Display VISITORS WELCOME FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Al@ Brock Street North REV. DELOSS M. SCOTT, MINISTER SUNDAY SERVICES 9:15 AM-~--"FAITH TIDINGS" RADIO BROADCAST 1350 en your dial 18 | m- | Now Playing Evening Progroms At 9.45°AM.-BIBLE SCHOOL, TEACHING. THE BIBLE AS THE INSPIRED WORD OF GOD na Dochuk; girls,10 and 11, Pat- ricia Buckley; girls 12 and over, Angela Femia, boys eight and nine, Harry Forbes; boys 10 and 11, Wayne Laturski; boys \12. and over, David Deschenes. Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh are spending the weekend in Kirkfield the guests of Mrs. \Vera Bell. CARETAKER. of the WHITBY GENTENNIAL CENTRE Applications for the position of Caretaker of the Whitby Centennial Project, 416 Centre St. South will be received by the undersigned, not later then 5:00 P.M, Wednesday, dune 29th. Applicants should state age, experience, marital stotus and when services would be evailable. ¢ Salary' open to negotistion, apartment included, F. N. MeEWEN, Secretary, BROCK ] WHITBY 7 and 8:20 -- Saturday Motinee 1:30 You'll laugh, you'll ery, you'll sing, GUEST SPEAKER REV, ROBERT IRVIN Pastor, Temple Baptist Church, Sarnia 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY EVE., 8:00 P.M, PRAYER, PRAISE & PASTOR'S BIBLE CLASS "There's Always A Welcome at Faith' STARRING BURL IVES --- BOBBY DRISCOLL Shown At 7:00 end 10 P.M, Also 2nd Feature Sterting 8:30 Only "LAUREL & HARDY'S LAUGHING 20's" with 253 LAUGHS ! Seeing is Believing Whitby Centennial Centre Board, 405 Dundas St. W., WHITBY, Onterio. x. Whitby Public Library TENDERS FOR PAINTING Tenders addressed to the Secretory et 405 Dundes St. W., Whitby, will be received until noon on Thursday, July 7th, 1966, for painting the interior of the Whitby Public Library building. Specifications may be ebiained ot the Library during the hours it is opened. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted Dated at the Town of Whitby this 23rd da of June, 1946 iouN ®@ LARKIN, * JOHN R. FROST, Chairman. Secretary : TOWN OF WHITBY WHITBY BAPTIST (Colborne Street West at Centre) Minister: Rev. John McLeod Organist Mra, W. &. Summers, A.T.C.M. 11:00 A.M.--"The Way To The Holiest'"' 7:00 P.M --"Passing Opportunity" 9:45 AM.--Bible School Bible Study and Proyer Wed. ot 7:30 P.M, = EMMANUEL REFORMED 403 Rossland Road West Rev. Harold Hesselink 10:30 A.M. ENGLISH SERVICE AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 2 P.M.» DUTCH SERVICE 7 PLM. ENGLISH SERVICE EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOMED HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION THERE WILL BE NO GARBAGE COLLECTION on Friday, July Ist. Garbage normally collected on © that day will be picked up on Thursday, June 30. JOHN R, FROST, Clerk Administreter ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH Centre & Colborne Sts Rev. J, M. Smith, B.A., B.D. Miss lia Newton, Deaconess Mrs. J. L. Beaton, A.R.C.T. 11:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION . and INFANT BAPTISM Infant Care, Nursery, Kinder- classes os usual. All children will worship with their parents a: gorten other ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron at St. John Whitby Rev. W. J, McClure, B.A. Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist e >. 9:45 A.M.--Church School 11:00 A.M.-- "A Stone-Smoothed" EVERYONE WELCOME Junior Congregation end Nursery Core