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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Boy Scouts To Hold Paper Drive Saturday The main discussion at Biair Park District 8th Whitby Group Committee meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatfield, was the Paper Drive to be held this Saturday. The drive will start at 9 a.m, for all of Whitby. Residents are asked to have their papers well secured and in place by 9 a.m. for pick-ups. In = of wet ged a, a r ve postpone Bil the following Saturday. . Mrs, B. Kozlinko chaired the meeiing and ied in ihe discis- sion regarding the formation of a Cub Pack for the early part of 1967, This pack would be for boys from eight to 1! years old. Michael Pridie was asked to volunteer as Cub leader, Members were reminded of the Blair Park Vista Santa Claus parade of Dec, 17 when the 8th troop and group com- mittee will each enter a float. The hostess served light re- freshments, Hi-C Group Sees Christmas Pageant St. Mark's United Church Hi-C Group, accompanied by their leaders, Mr. and Mrs, _ Ross Law and several parents, journeyed to Holy Trinity Church, Toronto, to see the Christmas pageant presented for the 27th season by mem- Hi-C Group meets each Sun- day at 7.30 p.m, in the church youth room. During the Christ- mas season they will attend several St, Mark's Churchmas Church services, At a later date final arrange- ments will be made for a bers of the congregation, New Features For New features such as amuse- ments and rides for youngsters will be included in this year's County Town Carnival, to be held next civic holiday week- end. Baseball and lacrosse tournaments and swimming races will also be held. The carnival plans were an- nounced this week by President Jack Woodward of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce, at their meeting. He said, too, that the Cham- Christmas party. Camival Planned ber planned to work in conjunc- tion with the Whitby Centennial Committee to help celebrate Canada's 100th birthday, A committee comprising Ted Mitton, Ash Moores, David Newing, and William Goverde, with Mr, Woodward as chair- man, was appointed, The public is invited to the chamber's annual meeting at the Kathleen Rowe School, Jan,| 17, at 7.30 p.m, Refreshments will be served. | St. Mark's Plans White Gift Services The members and ataff of St. Mark's United Church School will join with the congregation in White Gift Services this Sunday morning. Gifts of food, clothing, toys and other suitable articles will be presented for use in welfare distribution local; ly and in city missions. Gifts of money will be presented for Overseas Relief where it will be used to extend the church's mission of feeding the hungry, clothing the needy, housing the homeless and healing the sick. Every adult and child will have opportunity to share in this Christmas contribution to the continuing work of Christ's Church, On Sunday evening, St. Mark's will be the scene of the beautiful Christmas Vesper Service, prepared and present- ed by members and leaders of the CGIT, The always appre- ciated St. Mark's Junior Choir will provide the special music. The series of Advent ser- mons, on the general theme, | (708, "Preparing Highways for Our |God", continued at St. Mark's) 2!7): Marty Jordan 600 (207, 212), United Church last Sunday) morning with the sub-title 'Pre- pare The Mind'. | The choir under the leader-| ship of Gordon Harle sang the} anthem "Hear My Prayer" by James, a ee Ss Ny ie re gs ip. Ry Ne Kinettes Plan Yule Meeting AJAX (Staff) members of at the home: of marie Miller, With the presi- dent, Kinette Marney Richards, Thev finalived nlane for the Christmas meeting of Dec. 20, ing the dinner, to be held "at Cetousal Ina thie, wil eld at Carousel In be a fell iy pered Wom? lows. will and tive till 7:30 p.m. f A short business a be chaired by the presiden members will exchange and also sell and pure homebake goods to raise funds for future projects. This Christmas s r meet- ing being Vice - sidents' Night, will be in charge of Kin ette Rosemarie Miller, Whitby Duplicate Bridge Winners WHITBY ~The winners and high scores in the games play- ed by the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club were: North and South: Mr. and Mrs. D, Desrosier, 54; Mrs. J, Frost and Miss A, Lawler, 50%; Mrs, C. Stiner and Mrs. H, Welsh, 45; Mrs, E, Bovay and Miss G, Bovay, 4314. East and West -- Mr, and Mrs. H. Winter, 624%; Mrs. P. |Spratt and Mrs, D, Wilson, 53; Mrs. G, Beaton and Mrs. B, McColl, 44; Mr, and Mrs. J, Wilson (Whitby), 41, WHITBY DISTRICT BOWLING NEWS WHITBY MIXED BOWLING (Monday, Dec. 5, 1946) Team Standings: Rockets 27, County | Bow! 24, Night Hawks 24, Whitby Clean- Jers 23, Candies 22, Neighbors 21, Pipers 21, Woodpeckers 19, Slick Six 19, KPP's 15, Blowers 14, Big Five 13, Headping 12, Pin Heads 10, Lucky Thirteens 10, and H. D. Pontiac 6, High Triples Over 600: Jane Hamer 775 (290, 306); Doug Rowden 754 (215, 254, | 285); Earl Smith 748 (233, 223, 292); Cari |Pascoe 727 (216, 239, 273); Vern Brooks {719 (226, 301); Cyril Garratt 715 | (228, 314); Chariie Gill 689 (245, 228, 214); Rita Cane 680 (230, 281); Clare Holter | 477 (244, 203, 230); Barb Pisani 675 (239, } 238); Bill Hewis 659 (283); Keith Laundry | 654 (211, 248); John Visser 683 (286); Al- jlin Hewis 644 (237, 217); Sam Peake 643 | (232, 249); Harold Moore 640 (238, 205); |Kelth King 635 (204, 238); Verna Sand- ford 632 (218, 254); Bruce Armstrong 626 205, 213); Na Phillips 621 (237, 223); Brooks 60? (251, 232); Ron Childs 607 (237, 207); Wayne Murphy 605 (21) LADIES CIGARETTE LEAGUE Points Won: Cameos 0, Viceroys 2) Buckingham 2 Exports 4, Lucky Strikes 0) Number 7 4, Rothmans 1. High Triples Over 500 and Singles Over 200: Joan Richardson 619 (244); Audrey Sharman 585 (257); Eileen Dalby $667 Marlorie Harris 659 (322); Beulah Stur- 88 530 (200); Doris Howes $46 (217); lara Rowden $70 (213); Joan Denyer m Dodd "\ket stores, products could be cut definite SCHOOL LOSES ELMER FLAG Lord Durham Public School, Ajax, lost its Elmer Safety Elephant flag yes- terday when a five-year-old kindergarten student re- ceived leg bruises when she ran into the side of a vehicle, Lurrie Jane God- dard was taken to the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- pital for x-rays and later released after she alighted from a parked car, ran in front of if and struck the side of a car driven by Walter Long, of 21 Burrells Road, Ajax. Ajax Police Sergeant Donald Robson is assisted by Lord Durham Principal James Wilson in the taking down ceremony, Azzopardi Studto Photo Ajax Women's Institute Suggests Town Advances AJAX (Staff) -- Members of Ajax Women's Institute an- swered the roll-call by "An improvement I would like to see in. our Town."' Some of the suggestions were. --Sidewalks in the north area; a regular bus service during visiting hours at the hospital; rest room in the shopping centre; further con- sideration of the plans for a cemetery; further clamp-down on shopping carts left on the streets, and a commuter serv- ice station. All these sugges- tions were discussed at length. Another subject discussed was the blockade on food mar- Most felt that the elaborate packaging on many down, weights should be shown instead of (so many serv- ings) to a packet and the cost of many recipes on packages. | nip OPPOSED TO BONUSES This entails the employing of in Montreal, These were first used in 1815 till 1876 when whale oll was tried, This proved ef- fective. It was about the time the night-watchman would make his round at midnight, waking most people with his cry "twelve o'clock and all's well." Another interesting © article was about an 80-year-old lady in Toronto who visits elderly shut-ins in hospital, who have no families to visit them. She goes three times a week, taking homemade cookies, small ¢o- lognes, etc, for the women, and fruit for the men, She makes al! the cookies herself, and is very well received by the staff, CONVENTION REPORT rs, F, Purdon gave a very good report on procedings at the recent area convention in Tor- the theme of which was "Doors to the World are opened by Human Kindness," A special mit because the lot, otherw: | Owns Lot But Cannot Build PICKERING (Staff) -- Axel on 8 a one-and-one on gers owns @ * half acre lot -- has owned it for 0 rs --- in Forest § Pickering Township. « lie is denied @ piiidia ie bei in compliance with zoning by- laws, does not front on a 'état roadway, Reeve Laycox told Mr, Jes- rson at a council meeting t week that the building in- spector is not authoriz to issue building permits for lots on roads of less than 66 feet. 'This leaves you," he said, |*in the same unfortunate posi- tion as many others," Mr. Jesperson said that when he bought the Jot 10 years ago, there was only one restriction that the house be a minimum 060 square foot size, "The land is expensive," 'he said, 'and I will never be able to use it," He wanted to know if he had any alternative, He was told that he could appeal to the Ontario Municl- pal Board, or he and his neigh- bors, could bring the road to expense, "How did the man next door get a building permit?' asked Mr. Jesperson, who tried to sell his lot but could not because of the restriction, The case of "the man_ next door" will be investigated, Reeve Laycox said the area was a beautiful one. Canadian women's Winnipeg, to March 3 in Montreal. fact, that it is a world festival of education, not a trade fair. Refreshments were served by hostesses, Mrs, F, Purdon and Mrs. D. Devolin, The Christmas meeting will be Dec. 13. at the home of Mrs, G. Mills, 36 Glynn Road, tream,|MP (L-Durham) sald, Canada the proper standard at their ANNOUNCE CURLING DATES TORONTO (CP) -- The 1968 curling championship will be held in the organizers an- nounced Thursday, The 1967 championship is set for Feb, 27 'Durham Member Favors Auto Safety Legislation PORT HOPE--Russell Honey, must enact legislation similar to a United States lew whteh requires auto, manufacturers to meet certain basic standards of automobile safety. Mr, Honey made the com- ments followin a trip to plants in Windsor and Detroit, Mich., with members of the House of Commons committee on justice and legal affairs, CANADA TRAILING He said Canada is trailing the U.S, in the field of such legisla: tion, 'This American law re- quires automakers to advise the government at once if safety de- fects are discovered in cars, Mr. Honey noted that the committee of which he is a member requires Canadian manufacturers to supply it with information of such defects for 1966 and the four years pre- vious, "This should be embodied in a statute of Parliament and not left to committee action," he said, Mr. Honey added that he is certain 'our committee will recommend the enacting" of legislation similar to the U.S, He said standards can then be upgraded each year as scien- tifle knowledge increases in the field of safety as a result of the massive research programs now being carried on, The Durham MP said there can be no doubt that auto manu: facturers have intensified ef- forts to design safer automo: biles and he had no doubts about the sincerity and vigor of these programs, GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS ATTRACTIVE ROOMS for RENT Moderate Weekly Rates |] A te Carte Restaurant on pre- mises, Apply JAMES MANER, Whitby Hotel 207 Dundes West Whitby 4 or 5 year term VICTORIA and GREY TRUST aera, at tte " Se, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, December 9, 1966 § "It seems to me there must be some measure of govern: ment control in order to ensure that wae are) getting the safest! possible car, try vival depends upon publi ceptance of the produ " 4 on 8 pn way ove arketing and pu le exert a great influence oa DECORATING SHOP © Wollpoper end Murole 5 Geaea Droperien e e SIT Pointe and Vorniohes ® jamin Moore Points DODD & SOUTER DECQR CENTRE LTD, 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668.5862 KINSMEN CLU CHRISTMAS TURKEY ROLL FRI., DEC. 9, WHITBY COMMUNITY ARENA (Upstairs) Admission Free Plus All You Con Eat Note: No Admission te Anyone Under 21 Evening Programs at 6;55.& 8:25 BROCK Last Complete Show at 8:25 wnirsy oF THE SECRE\ cisions about the type of aute mobiles that will be offered te the public. "I think it is the ity of government to ensure that safety by the paramount consideration rather than style agg Sy peevd te att SPECIAL 10% | DISCOUNT ON SWEATERS Tony Dey, Jantzen, Parkhurst, Shelby, and English Byford. Carry «@ wide selection ite men, We of gi OTTENBRITE MEN'S WEAR 103A Dundes St, W. -- Whitby PHONE 668.3261 © B OF WHITBY 1966, 8 P.M. AGENTS? 516; Myrt Denyer 617 (247); 506 (203); Glenna MeConne! Whitby -- 668-5897 Vote and Elect W. HEBER DOWN FOR REEVE OF WHITBY TOWNSHIP DECEMBER 10th Your Support will be Appreciated a full-time home economist to|'lm on Expo '67 was shown 668- provide the recipes, which are after the dinner, stressing tha 2337 in most cases disregarded in favor of favorite recipes of the user, It was generally felt that homemakers should hold the line by buying for family needs, not going for advertised (bonuses) which is often some: thing one does not need, and would not otherwise buy, Convener of historical re- search, Mrs, H. Hutchison, read an article on the recent Indian burial ceremony. held at Tabor Hill, Scarborough. Mrs, J. Woods brought an article on the first street lights Also 2nd Feature Attraction In Color sh. "SON OF A GUNFIGHTER" | Sterring Russ Tamblyn -- Kieron Moore ; Begins at 8:30 Only Saturday Matinee Starts 1:30 Teen Club Plans Float For Parade At the Blair Park Vista Teen} It was announced that the Club meeting, held at R, A./Teen Dance will be held Jan, th 6, at R. A. Hutchison School, Hutchison School, further af-jcisiting at 8:30 p.m. The were made for the "Worlocks" will provide the Teen Club float to be entered injdancing music. Tickets avail- the Dec. 17 Blair Park Santa'sjable at the door, parade. Thanks' were expressed by Horst Ziemer presided over|the Teens to Mrs. Ray Hawkins the election of three new ex-jfor the assistance she gave the ecutive members: vice-presi-jclub during the past year and a dent, Miss Ginny Nichols, sec-|half. retary, Miss Cheryl! Femia;| A bake sale was held in treasurer, Steve Nichols. The|charge of Teens, supervised by new adult representative is J.|Leonard Pridie, Mrs, Paul Hat- D. Brodhagen. field and Mrs. William Ginter. Dawson Jean Batherson 580 258); Mary 574 (256); 203) Orma McKinley 648 Jeanette Hitt (242, 213); Vi Jordan 687 ¢ Brown 570 (213); Bileen Clarke 57 210); Helen Rempel 618 (219, 221); sven 561 (230); Gloria Vipond 462 ( CONVENTION WINDS UP PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)--The annual convéntion of the Thor- oughbred Racing Associations of America winds up today with election of a president to suc- ceed E, P. 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