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588 ty or as 123 or he of Aa: Members of the board of directors of the Whitby Branch of the Victorian Or- der of Nurses at their an- nual meeting Tuesday re- ceived reports of a busy year. Seen here are mem- bers of the executive. Seat- ed at left is Mrs. W. J. Hare, honorary president; while WHITBY VON BRANCH REVIEWS BUSY YEAR at right is the president, Mrs. S. Burns. Looking on, from left, are Mrs. J. Ever- ett, recording secretary; Mayor Desmond Newman and Mrs. T. Sloan, second vice-president. Absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. E. R. Snow, first vice- president. Oshawa Times Photo Preliminary Drawings For Hospital Approved The Whitby General Hospital, at present only a name, will very soon be a reality accord- ing to Gordon Richards, vice- president of the Board of Gov- ernors. When questioned about the financial aspects of the ven- ture, Mr, Richards said: "Il am extremely pleased with the people and industry in this locality as the delinquency rate on pledges made has been less than one per cent, while in other areas the rate has been approximately 10 per cent."' Out of $475,000 pledged over $200,000 has already been received. The Ontario Hospital Services Commission has gratned ap- proval for the Board of Gover- nors to commence the working drawings. After the preliminary drawings have in turn been ap- proved, the hospital will call for tenders. PLAN FOR GROWTH The hospital is being planned so that will be able to grow from 117 beds, the original figure to 600 in the future. The hospital's footings are being designed to support nine additional floors which may be added at any time. Working closely in connection with the Ontario Hospital at Whitby, The Whitby General will share their steam plant, sew- Damage Case Before Court WHITBY (Staff) -- An auto- mobile accident resulting in personal injuries and damage to two vehicles totalling over $2,000 is the basis of an action in the Ontario Supreme Court. At the hearing Tuesday OPP Constable John Harrison, of the Downsview detachment, said he investigated the accident at 9.10 p.m. Dec, 29, 1964. Harrison said that a vehicle| driven by Elizabeth Dike of) Toronto struck the rear of a car} operated by Jaques Mamane of Montreal. The officer said he found the infant plaintiff Mary Davidge, then 11, under the dashboard of the Dike e. Dr. W. R. Lindsay, of To- ronto, said he had treated Miss Davidge at the Scar- borough General Hospital after she received severe facial lacerations and a_ lacerated right knee in the accident. Dr. Lindsay said scars on the girl's face would be permanent but two of them could be im- proved by further surgery, _ The defendant, Mamane, said erland, brother-in-law of Mr. | age disposal, laundry service and emergency lighting plant. MODEL CONTEST Some 40 students from four composite schools in the dis- trict will pay a_ visit to the School of Architecture at the University of Toronto this Fri- day where they will be shown models and receive instruction on their preparation. The visit is part of the scale model building contest launched | | General Hospital. Sets of draw- ings and contest rules have been distributed to the schools. The board is offering $600 in prizes for the best models of the hospital. The first prize will be $300. The models will be judged in May by the architects, Craig, Ziedler and Strong. As a step toward practical) vocational guidance, the board will invite one boy to future to the architect and hear dis: by the board. The students, from Eastdale and McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational In- stitutes, Oshawa; Anderson Street Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute, Whitby and the Dunbarton Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute, will make models of the proposed Whitby cussions regarding the construc- tion of the new building. Mr. Richards also said he hoped the sod would be turned in July. He stated that the hos- pital would take one and one- half years to complete after that and 25 years to be built to board meetings so they can talkjed by J. Edward Howell, assis- Blame Fatigue For Fatality WHITBY (Staff) -- A coron- er's jury here Tuesday night ruled that driving fatigue caused the death of Fred Purvis Moffatt, of Aurora, who died Dec. 10 at the Toronto General Hospital. Mr. Moffatt sustained head and chest injuries, Nov. 4 last, when his auto went through the intersection of County Roads 1A and 1, Uxbridge Township, and struck a build- ing. Coroner Dr. Lennox conduet- ed the inquest. He was assist- tant crown attorney for Ontario County. Expenditures totalled 97,014.03. OFFICERS ELECTED The 1967-68 officers are: Mrs. | CANADIAN HON i Wo, dare, hanocary president: | ORED |for conspicuous gallantry in ar : OTTAWA (CP) --The Indianjencounter with bandits in Uttar Mrs. S. Burns, president; Mrs.| | oe a Atel vin eriidane, ihigh commissioner presented Tadesh State in 1961. Decunha |Mrs. Victorian Order Branch | 'Has Successful Year T. Sloan, second vice-|his country's Police Medal to| Mani on dl d has since settog WHITBY (Staff)--Mrs, Joyce|incorporation had not been en-|President; Mrs. J. Everett, rec-|Morris E. Decunha of Montreallin Canada, Burns, president of the Whitby/dorsed. She hoped they would/0™ing secretary; Mrs. E.R.) Branch of the Victorian Orderjbe finalized soon. : Snow. corresponding secre-| R of Nurses, in her report at the | SHARE DUTIES tary; Mrs. T, Sloan, treasurer. B OCK 53rd annual meeting Tuesday,; The branch had had an ex-| Members of the board of man- | WHITBY said the branch had had a most cellent attendance at its pre-;agement are Mrs. J, Everett, IN A successful year in many re-jnatal classes. the branch {s also|Mrs. O. Moore and Mrs. F spects. She said the case load|sharing weekend duties with the Wells. Other committees are COLOR x THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 8, 1967 5 Last Time Today -- One Complete Program at 7:30 had not been as heavy as the Oshawa branch. finance, Mrs, V. W. Evans, i ' previous year but that perhaps} During the year the branch Chairman; Mrs. F. Wells, Mrs Devil- this portends a healthier popu-\had expressed its willingness to|T- Sloan and Mrs. D. A. Wilson; may-care = *\ lation. amalgamate with the Oshawa|Publicity, Mrs. J. Ross, chair- | dogfights in She praised the work being|branch in order to extend VON|man: Mrs. J. Everett, Mrs. J the skies... done by Miss Lucy Labentsoff,|services to the people of Ajax,|S- Gaine; car, Mrs, W. Butts, devil- may-care who | < succeeded Miss Colleen|Pickering Village and Pickering Blair, who retired. |Township. Meetings were ar-|J. Frost; It was noted that during 1966/ranged with the councils of|Mts. D chairman; Mrs. FE. R. Snow and | Oshawa committee. A. Wilson, chairman; love affairs on ¥ the ground!" ~New York Times bY the branch entered into an|these municipalities and nego-| Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Everett, Mrs bsorbing!" agreement with town council to|tiations are proceeding. Evans and Mrs. Hare; liaison, | BEGINS =TRUB Megaziag provide services under the} The branch revenue during) Mrs. Everett; Red Cross liaison. AT 7:55 , Hiscox; auditor, J | Homemakers' and Nurses' Serv-|1966 totalled $4,844.25 including|Mrs. H jices Act which had resulted in|$1.450 from the Red Feather,|Larkin |more ailing persons than ever|$78 from donations and mem-| ~~ - -- |before returning to an active |bership fees totalling $7. Nurs-| SPEED THROUGH BOOK jand healthier life. jing fees rollected from patients} Computers with a photosensi-| Mrs. Burns expressed dis. |amounted to $761.76; while gov jtive "eve" can read Gone With! appointment that the bylaws of'ernment grants totalled $2,444 44'The Wind in 27 minutes. | Nore for QUT rere) samed "THE BLUE MAX" George Peppard, James Moson, Ursula Andress Recommended os ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Evenings: Adults $1.00, Students 7Se, Children S50 se epmmets Starring POWER IN THE EAST There is more potential hydro- electric power in Labrador than in any other comparable area of the world. full capacity. WHITBY P A very successful 'Games Night" was held at the Masonic) Hall, Brooklin, sponsored by| the Whitby Chapter 248, Order | of the Eastern Star and con-} vened by Mrs. Gladys Mc- Eachern. Proceeds of the eve- ning were in aid of the rheuma- tism and arthritis fund. Lucky draw winners were: Mrs. Ellen Bird, Mrs, Eunice Kivell, Mrs. Ruby Rogers, Toby Zylstia, Mrs. Ann Patterson, John Mediand, Mrs. Marie Bur- tinsky, Mrs. Elsie Dyer, Mrs. Lynda Primeau, Mrs. Flossie Jones, Mrs. Jean McDuff, Mrs. Eunice Stocks, Thearn Kivell, A. Bunker, Mrs. Myrtle Fells, Jack Tripp, Mrs. Herm Harris, 'K. Hepburn, Mrs. Martha Bremner, Mrs. Bertha McBrien, Mrs. Dorothy Catton, Warren Campbell, Mrs. Donna Martin, Alf. Jackson, Doug Jackson, Mrs. Gladys McConnell, Mrs. Mary Batty, Mrs. Janet Mow- bray, Mrs. Jean Falconer, Mrs. Edwina Smith, Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Marjorie Tennant and K. Rennie. ERSONALS Robert, four - year - old son; of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowan, | 215 Dovedale Drive, underwent a tonsilectomy operation at the Oshawa General Hospital. WEBSTER Lumber and Supply 701 Brock St. N. --- Whitb: Ph. 668-4451 See us today for... Aluminum Doors and Windows Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Penfound, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Sim Pen- found, Courtice and Mrs. Ruth Evans attended the Quebec City Winter Carnival last weekend Insulation Weather Stripping IN FACT -- Everything te winterize your home. Mrs, Evans joined her husb d who is now working in Quebec City. St. John's Anglican Church | Parish Helpers are meeting to- day at the home of Miss Marion White, 118 Watson Street East, for their monthly meeting. Whitby Curling Club Ladies' Section is sponsoring its annual "Bridge Night" at the curling club, Feb. 9, at 8 p.m. Miss| Doreen Dobbie is general con-| venor. She is assisted by mem- bers of her committee. Prizes| Created Te Individual Requirements (AR AGES STAFFORD BROS. LTD. ' MONUMENTS 668-3552 318 DUNDAS EAST will be awarded and refresh-| ments served. | Chevy I Nova 4-Door Sedan. With padded sun visors and instrumeng panel -- for your added safety. The district commissioner, Mrs. Harvey Whale, is opening | her home Feb. 9 for all Guiders | WHITBY MEAT MARKET to make arrangements for | "Thinking Day" on Feb, 19. Women's Auxiliary to Catho- lic Church Extension members are meeting at the home of Mrs. A. C. Smith, Hickory Street, this evening and will work on quilts to be sent to missions. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Moly- neaux and sons David, Ted and Don recently attended the fu-/ neral of the late Laurence Suth- | Molyneaux, who was buried in Embro. | he had pulled his car over to the curb of the passing lane of Highway 401 after he had pass-| ed Leslie St. He said he intend-| ed to look at a map of the area and that his car was per tially on the pavement when he | was struck. | General damages of $50,000) are being asked in the case| which continues today before) Mr. Justice Grant. | WINDOWS TELL TALE GREENWOOD, B.C. (CP) -- One of British Columbia's oldest court houses was reopened in 1966. Built in 1904, its stained-) glass windows depict six prov- inces, all there were at that| One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wollpaper end Murals @ Custom Uraperies @ Broodloom @ C.I.L. Paints end Vornishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. Blade or RINDLESS BACON «=: KOSHER STYLE BEEF Red and Blue Brand Beet. Chuck Steak BREAKFAST CORNED 49: 49: 09: Whitby Plaza ----- Whitby 107 Byron St. S., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 closed mondays We have a special price on home freezer Orders -- Ask about it. Cut and Wrapped Free Whithy Meat Market | Phone 668-6941 | | | @ All Meats Government Inspected @ | Work hard for your money? So does Chevy If. A new battery and starter motor team up for quick starts, especially in cold weather. Flush-and-dry rocker panels keep away rust. And the long-life exhaust system hardly ever gets exhausted. Chevy 0 works hard for your safety, too, with a new energy-absorbing Instrument panel and steering wheel. And a dual master cylinder brake system with warning light. And would you believe such a rugged, depend- able car could be good looking too? > Just look! See it today at your Chevrolet dealer's 1967 CHEVY II's COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTY... 1) 24 months/24,000 miles warranty on the entire Cafe 2] 5 year/50,000 miles warranty onthe powertrain, es 5 year/ 5 0,000 miles warranty on steering, front and rear suspensions and wheels, For complete information, see your Chevrolet Dealer, Authorized Chevy II Dealers in Oshawa -- Whitby ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED NURSE CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE Lid. 140 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont. Phone 725-6501 300 Dundas Street East, Whitby Ont. Phone 668-3304 Be Sure To See Bonanza on CBC.TV Network ench Sunday. Check Your Local Listing For Channel ond Time. time, It had been closed for 30 \ a ry