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The prizes will be presented later in the even ing. The. model building contest, sponsored by the board of gov- ernors of the Whitby General Hospital, was undertaken to promote interest in the building Of Hospital from Whitby the Dunbarton Composite School have been entered. The judges will be Professor Kent, dean of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Tor- onto; Jeff Howard, a profes- sional model builder, Don Mills and Mr. Brunne, technical di- rector of the Uxbridge Second- ary School. Members of the hospital board, members of the hospital auxiliary and _ representatives fund campaign. Four del two from Oshawa and one each of the peting have been invited to attend, School Association Plans Fun Fair The R. A. Hutchison Home and School Association "Fun Fair' is being held this Sat- urday. It starts with a parade leaving Blair Park Plaza at 1 p.m. with a 20 - piece pre- schooler band led by a major- ette. Mayor Desmond Newman will judge the costumes, decor- ated bicycles ets. Co-conveners of the fair are: Mrs. Gerry Creighton, Mrs. Ron Connell and Mrs. Leonard Pridie. Other members assisting are: Bake table, Mrs. Bob Wilkes; bazaar table, Mrs. Ralph Ser- vice; candy, Mrs. James Doble; hot dogs, Mrs. Gordon Kerr; games room, Gordon Kerr and Ralph Service; novelty table, Miss Sharon Kyle; parcel post, Mrs. John Leslie; tea room, Mrs. Gordon Kyle. All taking part will be in costumes includ- ing bowler hats for the gentle- men. The theme of the fun fair is "Show Boat'. Tea will be ser- ved in an appropriate decor. A special attraction at the fair will be the well known ma- gician, Jimmy Lake, formerly fo the Razzle - Dazzle TV pro- gram. Scout Auxiliary Holds Pot Luck Supper A pot luck supper was hejd at All Saints' Anglican Church parish hall to terminate the Ash Moores will act as inas- ter of ceremonies. The enter- tainment will be provided by the Cubs and Scouts who will present season for the third/perform in groups and indivi- Whitby Scouts and Cubs Moth-/dually. er's Auxiliary. Mrs. Ida Graham and Mrs. Mrs. Alex Scott conducted the meeting following the supper. The main topic was the "Variety Night" to be held June 2, at 7.30 p.m. at the parish hall, with co - conveners Mrs. Alex Scott and Mrs. G. Warman in charge. Scroll Recognizes Miss Olive Goldring, who at- tended the 49th postmasters con- ference at Niagara Falls, was presented by the postmaster general, The Honorable Jean Pierre Cote, with a framed tes- her 45 years' of service at Port Whitby. Accompanying the pre- sentation was a letter from De- puty Postmaster General W. H. Wilson, Ottawa. The president of postmasters' association, Harold Marshall of Georgetown, presented Miss Goldring with a dozen red roses. The Goldring post office, Port E. Culliver will be in charge of a homemade candy table. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs. Scott and will also be sold at the door. Proceeds for the summer camp. The auxiliary meetings will re- sume in September. 45 Years' Service Whitby closed its doors May 31, after being operated by mem- bers of the Goldring family since 1911. The conference was held at the Park Motor Hotel, Nia- gara Falls, and was attended by more than 200 postmasters. Addresses were given by The Honorable Jean Pierre Cote, postmaster general, J. A Mac- Donald, controller of the post office department; J. G. Fultz, Toronto district director and se- veral others. The conference closed with a b t and entertai t. Former Pastor Gardenview Speaker Gardenview United Church is celebrating its second anniver- sary Sunday June 4. Preaching at the 11 a.m. service will be Rev. Tom York, who was or- dained today at Timothy Eat- on Memorial United Church Toronto. Mr. York and his wife originally started Gardenview Church, three years ago and paved the way for the new rch. Rev. William Patterson is the present minister at Gardenview United Church. He started his ministry last July. A reception will follow the 11 a.m. service at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs with Mr, and Mrs. York as guests, The social convenor, Mrs. Harold Andrus, will be assisted by Mrs. William Speck, Mrs. G. Graham, Mrs, Delmar Rintz, Mrs. Garry Wiggans and Mrs. Frank Parrinder. Township To Crack Down On Dogs Running At Large BROOKLIN (Staff) -- A final warning has been given by the Whitby Township dog catcher, concerning the problem of the many dogs running loose in the township. Eugene Nickerson, RR 1, Brooklin, said Thursday that a number of warnings had been given to dog owners in the town- ship asking them to keep their dogs tied up or indoors.: He said that this was his final warning and that his future in- tention, as of June 1, was to take control of dogs still run- ning loose. He warned that impounded dogs can be destroyed 72 hours after being picked up if not claimed .by their owners, and added that all dogs must have a 1967 dog tag. Mr. Nickerson warned that the dog control authorities are pre- pared to take dog owners to court if they persist in letting their pets run loose. He added that the authorities don't want to turn the matter over to their solicitor because this would be both unpleasant, and expensive for the taxpayer. However he feels that this may be the only alternative left open to the department. Mr. Nickerson feels that with the increasing urbanization of the township it is impossible to allow dogs to run free. Three Hurt In Collision WHITBY (Staff) -- A motor- cycle driven by a female opera- tor collieded with a car result- ing in minor injuries to three people Thursday afternoon. The cycle, driven by Judith Earl, 21, of 264 Golf Street, Osh- awa, collided with a car driven by Vincent Donohue, 33, of 348 Rosedale Drive, Whitby. Police reported that the motorcycle was eastbound on Dundas Street East. when it struck the Donohue vehicle which was making a left turn on to Craydon Drive from the westbound lane of Dundas Street. Joyce Binks, 21, also of 264 Golf Street, a passenger on the The Ontario Hospital, Whit- by, held its graduation formel dance in the Con- federation Room at the Carousel Inn, Oshawa, for MARRIED STUDENTS AT HOSPIT the class of 1967, school of nursing. More than 170 people attended. - Pictured that evening are four of five married students with SGN AL FORMAL DANCE Baa their. husbands. The hos- ments, Mrs. Jo Ann Or- pital is one of the few chard and Mrs. Meeta Elli- schools which accepts mar- son. Back row standing from ried students. Front row, left are: Vern Morton, seated left, are: Mrs, Beth Douglas Clements, Glen Or- Morton, Mrs. Irene Cle- chard and Roy Ellison. AJAX (Staff) -- A great deal of interest was created by the 11th annual Ontaria County Mu- sic Festival (piano section;, held May 29 and 30 at St. Andrew's Senior Public School. The festi- val was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Ajax. The winners were: PIANO SOLO Six years and under: Susan Krem, Oshawa and Lisa Han- son, Bay Ridges; seven years and under: Mary Jo Cole, Mon- ica Cotton, Mary Frances Kane and Joy Reid, all of Oshawa; eight years and under: Christine Tereszkiewicz, Michael Krem, Patricia Morgan and Michael Gimblett, all of Oshawa. Nine years and under: Laurie Lillian Kane, Joanne Fairhart, Phillip Clark and Kerry Thomas, all of Oshawa; 10 years and under: Pamela Whar- ram, Willowdale; Richard Gim- blett, Oshawa; Brett Rowland, Ajax and Janet Clark, Oshawa; 11 years and under: Georgia Jones, Susan Murdoch and Suzanne Ballentine, all of Osh- awa, Twelve years and_ under: Pamela Wharram, Deborah Wil- liams, Whitby and Carla Mc- Ilveen, Oshawa; 13 years and under: Anne Meggs, Willowdale and Mary Winter, Oshawa; 14 years and under: Elizabeth Lambert and Daria Kuch, Osh- awa and Catherine Muckle, Whitby; 15 years and under: Cindy Werner, Oshawa; Patsy Shaw, Oshawa and Donna Samanski, Whitby. Seventeen years and under: Dennis Czosneck and Jacqueline Muzik, Oshawa; 18 years and under: Wendy Bain, Whitby; Yurkowski and Dianne Czosnek, Oshawa; open Chopin class John McGuirk, Carol Black and Dianne Yurkowski; 13 years and under; Pamela Wharram, Don- na Samanski and Anne Meggs. Seventeen years and under: Joanne Chmara, Oshawa; 11 years and under: Stephen Fiess, Oshawa; Pamela Wharram, Julie Barton, Whitby and Suzanne Ballentine. and under: Suzanne Ballentine Twelve years and _ under: Dawne Love, Lois Harrison and Pamela Bogaard, Oshawa; 13 years and under: Shelly Watson, Oshawa; Diane Clarkson, Ajax and Anne Meggs, Willowdale; 15 years and under: Cathy Shan- County Music Festival Most Successful Event awa; 19 years Dianne Yurkowski, awa. David Roddis, Whitby; Carol Weir, Oshawa; 18 yea David McLaren, Nancy Lewis, Ajax; 17 yea and under: Lynda Hess, Os awa; 19 years and unde Stephen _ Powell, Chmara, Oshawa and Joh McGuirk, Bowmanville; Carol Weir, Oshawa. PIANO DUETS Eight years and under: Ger: Bowman and John Judge, Aja: non, Ajax; Evelyn Trott, Bay Ridges and Jan Easden, Osh- win and Brian Darwin, Aja and under: Stephen Powell and Carol Black, Osh- Seventeen years and under: Open: and under: Stephen Fiess and Oshawa and Joanna Open: 10 years and under: Glen Dar-| Alexandra Wells. and Jill Blair, Oshawa; Brett Rowland and John Polak, Oshawa; 12 years and under: Suzanne Balletnine and Richard Gimblett, Oshawa; Deborah Williams and Marilyn McCullough, Whitby. Fourteen years and under: Catherine Muckle and Marta Edari, Whitby; Lauren Magee and Debbie Gallinger, Oshawa; Elizabeth Houlden and Barbara Houlden, Oshawa; 16 years and under: Jane Zednick and Peter Zednik, Oshawa. PIANO TRIOS Twelve years and under: Diane Cooper, Susan Murdoch rs Ts he | r;|nie Sorichetti, Nancy Bowes and n|Evans, Trinela Cane and Sandy ry | Formal Rentals x; | For Your _ GREEN OPEN 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 PET SUPPLIES CANARIES FISH FOR ALL YOUR ACRE PET SHOP FROM p.m. Sat.--6:00 p.m. @ FINCHES © BUDGIES © AQUARIUMS PET'S NEEDS -- COME INTO THE: GREEN ACRE PET SHOP 111 Dundas St. W., Whitby 668-5171 Wedding Party We are agents for SYD SILVER FORMALS Ltd. drop |} In now and receive your FREE |] guide on wedding customs end |] etiquette, see our selection of |] wedding suits In luxurious. Eng- lish wool venetion cloth, MERCANTILE DEPT. STORE WHITBY PLAZA and Lynda Kirby, Oshawa; Bon- 4 Jane Spratt, Whitby; Catherine Galbraith, Oshawa. 14 years and under: David Crome, Lee Mor- ris and Stephen Fiess, Oshawa. MINISTER SAYS WHITBY (Staff) -- The Hon. ||M. B. Dymond, MD, Ontaric Minister of Health, told a reg- ional public health conference here yesterday that society needs to change it's attitudes about the mentally ill. attaches a stigma to the men- tally ill', said Dr. Dymond 'In fact, in some centres, peoples feelings are so strong that you might as well hang tags around their necks and force them to shout "Unclean" after the bibli- cal fashion (for lepers)." cials attending the conference and in his speech, urged the co- ordination of all health units in the province. "Tt is a shame that public health has been shown up in a bad light', said Dr. Dymond, "but there is nothing sinister health care. In fact it can have Need Changed Attitude Toward Mental Sickness "It is a wonder that one still) Dr. Dymond praised the offi-| about the government providing THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 2, 1967 § a humanizing effect on the gov- ernment." The two - day regional health conference was held in the Whitby Centennial Building un- jown weather rockets, INDIA BUILDS ROCKETS NEW DELHI (AP)--The In- dian government has announced plans for construction of its to be launched from Thumba rocket station in Kerala state to study the upper atmosphere, Since the station was established in late 1963 India has fired 45 weather research rockets supplied by the United States. ------ jder the co - chairmanship of |Dr. C. M. Hoffman, Ontario County medical officer of | health and Mrs. E. L. Mole, | Supervisor of Nursing, Ontario County Ith Unit. More than 150 doctors, nurs- es and health unit clerical staff members attended the two - day | series of lectures, discussions, | and business meetings. SUBWAY OFFENCES | MONTREAL (CP) -- There' were 233 arrests for infringe- ments of subway regulations here in the first three months of the year. Of these, 130 were, juveniles, and most arrests! were for disturbing the peace) in a public place. ; a One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper end Murols @ Custom Uraperies @ Broadloom @ C.I.L. Paints ond Varnishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby iy 9 ] Vacation planning? The simple rule for getting the best deal on a loan is to check the interest rates around town then borrow from the ROYAL BANK. & John McGuirk, Bowmanville; Carol Black, Oshawa; Dianne Fire Permits Cancelled TORONTO (CP) -- Burning permits have been cancelled and travel permits are being curtailed as a result of an "ex- tremely high" forest fire hazard rating throughout Ontario. A lands and forests depart- ment statement Thursday said 25 fires had broken 'out in the previous 24 hours. Largest out- break, 40 miles northeast of Ke- nora, was being held in check by aircraft and forest protection staff after burning more than 365 acres. The statement said special fire - fighting crews are on standby alert, backed by a fleet of 50 water-bombing Beaver, Ot- ter and Canso aircraft and helicopters. The department said 576 fires have been reported this year compared with 382 at this time in 1966. motorcycle, received cuts and bruises while Miss Earl re- ceived bruises to her legs and Donohue received a bruised leg. Whitby Police Constable Gary Winter investigated the accident at 4:10 p.m, Damage to the car was reported at $75. There was no damage to the motor bike. YOUR ESTATE Should be CAREFULLY PLANNED WHITBY THE SCREEN'S With--Steph BROCK Evening Programs at 6:55-8:35 Last Complete Show Starts 8:35 d O'Brien Boyd -- Ed Also 2nd Feature --- BACK DOOR TO HELL Starring--Jimmie Rogers--ot 8:40 Only YOUR WILL Should be DRAWN BY YOUR LAWYER YOUR EXECUTOR Should' be TRAINED AND EXPER. IENCED IN HANDLING ESTATES VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST G.T.W. 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