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AY PRICE 10 WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Artificial Re Demonstrations Planned spiration Ecumenism Discussed §. By Religious Leaders | 0. Fennell of Toronto, | Professor John W. Grant of To- |ronto and Rey. Ernest FE. Long of Toronto. The Women's Inter - Church Council was represented by THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 23, 1967 5 ronto, the Society of Friends by Samuel Baxter of Willow. dale, Other persons attending the conference included Dr. K. B, Hockin and Rev. Canon H. LL. ains. In the 1984 ie pe | WHITBY (Staff) --Roman,of the ecumenical movement) that the important positions for Mrs. J. M, Burnett of Willow-| Puxley from--the Ecumenical the adoption of ee ee Vee ot the a fs the immediate aid re- es acggedl gS orang i gM pg tet Re in ere cha- Le were. Be Larabie. of dale and Mrs. W. Poulton and' Institute of Canada and the if flag, he was erians and Baptists g of the churches concern|Christ'as sole head of theiw.. p w, soward, both of!Right Rev. Bishop of Ottawa, al to oppose it. y the publicly- a great snake taxpayers to par, he blocked forts to extend the death pen- ts to retain it inet is leaning ion, Whitby Branch of the St. John Ambulance Association has an- nounced plans for the holding of a series of demonstrations of two methods of artificial respir- ation at recreation areas in the district. In the demonstrations, which will be given free of charge as part of the branch's "Save a This coming Sunday, the bri- gade members will be at Swiss Chalet Park, Greenwood and the Greenwood Conservation Area Park at 2 and 4 p.m., respectively. The following Sun- day they will be at Paulynne and Grand Valley Parks, Pick- ering, at 2 and 4 p.m., respec- tively. nine other religions discussed/for their own life. '"'But it is at a three-day | also my belief that vitality has conference concluding today at|seeped out of the ecumenical the Ontario Ladies College. movement because we as chur- The conference, chaired by)ches have failed to give conc- Canon H. L: Puxley of the Ecu-| Tete expression in worship and menical Institute of Canada, life of the unity in Jesus Christ took the form of prayer ses-| that we have so. often verbally sions, addresses by delegates ®cknowledged as God's will for and private discussions. His Church", said Mr, Fennell. "Ecumenism" church, faith as a prerequisite to baptism, the equality of all Toronto. laity including women with the clergy and independence with thren were represented by Rev. interdependence as a valid form| Howard L. Brox of Waterloo.; of church government, |The Greek Orthodox by Very) "Baptists have been dissent-| Rev. Neophytos Spyros of To ers from their earliest days be-| ronto. cause they .saw centralization' The Lutheran Church was and structural unity as reveal- represented by Rev. Arnold Con-| The Evangelica! United Bre-| ~ E, S. Reed. NAMED AHL HEAD SOUTH EGREMONT, Mass. (AP) -- Jack Butterfield, who served as interim president of the American Hockey League for the last year, was named Wednesday as permanent head Life' program, Mr. Visser will] On July 9 demonstrations will me ;. Mr. Fennell warned that:/ed by state churches as de-|rad of Waterloo and Rey. Will-\of the circuit, He immediately iia ot hell be assisted by Oshawa and/be given at Geneva Park ian ol Cases tesa Ried "We are in danger at the pre-/feating the very essence ofjiam Huras of Willowdale. The|reaffirmed his objective to 'rench-Canadian Whitby Ambulance and Nurs-\near Columbus and Port Perry told delegates that it. was prob-|S°n! time of developing two|Christianity, Baptists have no|Church of Christ Disciples was bring about '"'a complete and doesn't believe ing Cadets, Beach. Fantasy Park, Brooklin ably accurate to say that most cultures of the ecumenical spi-|desire to subscribe to the es-| represented by Rev. Kenneth S. total merger betwegn the |g bilingualism, Because summer days so|and Whitby Beach will be visit- Anglican ecumenists see their rit - one world centred and one|tablishment of a new state| Wills of Toronto. The Salvation|American and Western Hockey 'to government ED MONEY lation manager o Star, he has nsion, which al- be financially often end in tragedy, members of the brigade have volunteer- ed their time and knowledge in| 23 an effort to reduce the exces- sively large number of lives lost by drowning, as well as the other accidents that are hazards of the holiday season. ed July 16 and Pine Ridge and Lynbrook Parks, Whitby, July The Greenwood Conservation Park and Swiss Chalet Park will be visited' July 30; Grand Valley and Paulynne Parks, Aug. 13; Port Perry Beach and hies makes them hesitate to ef- , church centred. Such izoph- ga * ee : ne | renia should be aveaded "at il eee CMUECD, Wan BY ME epst, We. ought not to be fore: ed to choose between the Vati- can Council Decree on Ecu- menism and its Pastoral Con- | Stitution on the Church and the |Modern World as documents of | ecumenical significance for all fect union at an early stage which, in their opinion might lessen their usefullness in aid- ing a wider union later. Bishop Reed said Anglicans church which by its size and army by Col. C. influence dominated Canadian : or world life" said Dr. Bailey. CONFERENCE DELEGATES Attendance at the conference, included: Anglicans: Rev. Paul Busing of Montreal, Mr. J. Hames of Toronto, Ven. G. H. Knaap of To-| It's simple how quickly one| Leagues. New Home Recipe Reducing Plan lose bulky fat and help regain le can afford to Lives are often lost that|Geneva Park, Aug. 20; Fantasy also sought to give a worl Lives 8 » AUR. 20, . ; | als , f us." | Johnson of Toronto, Very Rev. i p ry and not worry could easily' have been saved, and Lynbrook Parks, Aug. 27 wide connotation to the mean- noe \K. B. Keefe of hadan Miss pw Hagsg een tan tata eee cate ate eee e - elected, he if someone was at hand with| and Swiss Chalet and Paulynne jing Ecumenical. He said two| CATHOLIC Mary Rendall of Toronto, Rev.| this home recipe yourself, It's | excess fat don't disappear from the necessary training and skill Parks, Sept. 3) = | main features of ecumenical| Sister Regina Ann, represen- Tom Robinson of Quebec and| easy, no trouble at all and costs neck, chin, arms, abdomen, hips, lan. If your first purchase does not ghow you a simple easy way to -- |were process and secondly its i fegeinm Catholic view-|Mr. W. Wadley of Sault Ste.! little. Just go to your drug store | calves ond ankles just return the i { ; = | purpose. point at the conference told de-| Marie. and ask for four ounces of Naran|empty_bottle for your money ing frightened Knights Of Columbus Plan Golf Tourney | ; Bas : ne legates that the Decree on Ecu-| Baptists at the conference in- Concentrate, Pour this into a| back. Follow this easy way en- y oUF be sent ; : j : DEEPER UNDERSTANDING | menism made it very clear that|cluded: Dr. E. J, Bailey of, pint bottle and add enough|dorsed by many who have tried ouse. Plans for its annual golf} Past Grand Knight Frank get es ' We have seen its process to disunity is a sin from which| Toronto, Dr. R. Fred Bullen of | grapefruit juice to fill the bottle.| this plan and help bring back e, 40, short on tournament, as well as &@/Canzi, the council representa-| | ar Ls : be that of dialogue, a principal none of the religious was free (Brantford, Dr. Robert Price Take two tablespoone full a day] alluiting curves and graceful just over five considerable amount of other | tive on the centennial célebies| 3 of communication which makes! 'The Sister said: "Once wel of Weston and Dr. H. Mitton 4 needed and follow the Naran|slenderness. Note how quickly se we | possible a deeper understanding | pepponj 4 A ; ; LEGION HONORS FALLEN COMRADES (ot many - sided truth. Its pur- jose ¢ mation ol adiegy aad| evmorace deikgates includ- |pose is to create the conditions | ecclesiglgy than a response to|ed Rev. Arnold A. Bethune of bloat Lege pyr Sis much bet- ter you feel, More alive, youthfu) appearing and activa. z on machine- quit as deputy Creditiste group business were discussed at a}. : | meeting of the Whitby Council, | tion committee, outlines plans) No. 4895, Knights of Columbus. /for the coming week. Members| ns to sit as an The tournament, the last/of the council will join with During Veterans' Week two world wars. Seen here |in which that understanding|the breadth and integrity of the| Cobourg, Rev. J. S. Clarke of cess en = ---------------- and =work for council event of the season and|Whitby service clubs in the i are His Worship Mayor |may grow and in which unity) spirit, one further cacy we] : B. Sap ce Lec : ndence, one of its centennial projects,jfurtherance of these plans. | oS ay regio Desmond G. Newman and |amongst Christians may be pg That hits eee la Mecation Ga Ee tad BROCK Evening Programs Start 6:55-8:30 ms needler, the will be held at 10 a.m., June) Past Grand Knight Canzi pre-) f Branch 112, Royal Can- Conrade Ed. Brush, pres- [deepened and widened", said/igcus of ecumenical activity| Jackson of Simcoe. Last Complete Show at 8:30 as few peers, 25, at the Sunnybrae Golf Club.|sented Past District Deputy| adian Legion, Whitby, paid ident of Branch 112, as |Bishop Reed. _ must be the local church and| Roman Catholics at .the con- -- the rousing of Ed. Samanski and his commit: | James Smyth with his diamond| tribute to their comrades they laid wreaths on the | The Ottawa Bishop concluded | not the smoke filled rooms of|ference were: R. P. Irenee It's the coolest show in town! ns between tee will be in charge. past district deputy pin. who gave their lives in the Whitby Cenotaph. |by advising delegates that such| the theologans. : Beaubibn of Montreal RP . be aa nglish Canada. cause of freedom in the --Photo by Stannett. |a process and purpose must! "Meaningful church unity/Adrien Brunet of Montreal ' i 1imed that the é ' | |be set in the whole context of| cannot come about onl nH 7 BEGINS . | aie nn y be ad-|Rev. Louis Gibbons of Willow- canaticet" op Bible Chapel School Holds rien Whitb Art | t d lis seate phaietice' Oe Un maustative decisions or con-|dale, John Jordan of Toronto, 6:55 & 'Cal 1 ' ; : 5 | Sregational balloti < is - Canadian stu- Whitby Bible Chapel held its|to some of the young people 1 y Ss ncorpora e together the worst features of| accompanied oye oa ca Sv, ait actioee? af Guava ators burned an ild Gordon, the ent of the time, g furore. lave questioned their fiery col- d a Commons f his separatist » formal move to bar the only itist ever to sit ns, e, who heads sparatist party, National, has try to keep his | the next elec- 'e, Parliament ttle peace, but r exercising a ht to walk his he high-domed mber. 11 NHN had provoked t 6 am. on peripatetic Paul of Luxembourg e again boarded > fly onward to ired but his sec- exhausted after sleep capping a rk on speeches er in Paris that before a Junch- the critical and ench diplomatic they invited the ress corps and sts on a dutch- > bucks a whack nch feast plus utterance. »AYMENTS an hear him for rnoons in the mons," com- ing Canadian. n, his second nied the laying one of the new al hive in Paris. red-letter day. lephone confer- ime minister in 1 a visit to see ulle at the im- eautiful Elysee lartin emerged of that appoint- a happy smile of the Quebec He was at once Sunday School picnic, June 17 at the Greenwood 'Conservation Park. In spite of grey skies and a fine drizzle, over 100 Blair Park subdivision resi- dents had an enjoyable time together. Very fittingly the first chorus sung in the bus, was "Heavenly Sunshine'. At the park, the tiny tots stole the show in the inimita- ble way while the three - leg- ged primary girl's race and the junior boys' wheelbarrow race disproved the ancient theo- ry that two heads are better than one. The spider race also indicated that size isn't every- thing when it comes to spiders, especially on wet grass. Throw- ing water - filled balloons from ever increasing distances to a partner proved very refreshing while the fathers tried their skill (spelled L-U-C-K) at threading needles and the mo- thers hammered spikes into a piece of wood. The hot dogs cooked on the spot were most welcome espe- cially when followed up by the culinary genius of many contri- butors. Ice cream and choco- late milk added the finishing touch. Bernie McQuaid of Oshawa concluded with a short message using black, red, white and gold boxes to depict the sinner, covered by the atoning blood of Christ, made pure in the sight of God and fit for Heaven. The trip home was just as harmoniously noisy as the one to the park and all had the feeling that it was one of the best picnics ever. St. Mark's UCW To Pack Clothing Miss Carol Smith was the soloist at St. Mark's United Church last Sunday morning, when she sang Austin Miles, "In The Garden', The mini- ster's message was based on the first psalm and was entit- led, 'Two Ways of Life', Members of the UCW will be packing clothes for shipment to the overseas depot very soon. are} Ci overseas. There is need for all types of good clean clothing. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at St. Mark's next Sunday, and July 16 the Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be observed. Members and adherents of St. Mark's will be joining those of the other Whitby congrega- tions this Sunday afternoon in ial Park for the Whitby From there ship t made to various relief centres Community Centennial Service. WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS Mrs. Thomas Wilcox and her children, Debbie and Dawn, have left for a seven-week trip abroad. She will be visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulme, of Layland England. They will also visit in Northern Ireland. Mrs. Wilcox is Brown Owl of the 2nd Whitby. Brownies and while in England will visit two Guide Companies and three Brownie Packs. A get-acquainted barbecue is to climax an active year in Scouting June 24 at the Cub and Scout camp site. A good tum out is hoped for. Mrs. Flora Brand, Dundee, Scotland, has arrived for a three-month visit with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Breen, 1011 Centre Street South, With their house guest they will visit several places of interest and also rela- tives in Vermont, US_A. | Stages First Exhibition | WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby;ronto. The exhibition was a pre- Arts peat Sis ge manag oe view of an ambitions program a name, attracted more than | 130 people Thursday to it's of events the group has plan-| first exhibition. ned for the future. Most of those present react-| The principal aim of Whitby ed favorably to the paintings | Arts Incorporated is to acquire of Prof. Charles T. Morey, of}a permanent collection of art Pickering, associate professor|works to be loaned as exhibi- of Fine Arts, University of To-|tions to schools and for public |display in a permanent loca- tion, The group also wishes to make available visiting exhibi-| urc ANS tions of well - known artists the churches. : guidance. Realistically it can Professor ie Fennell of | come about only after a united Emmanuel College spoke On| community has been created the meaning of ecumencial in| through the cutting a ay of ob. the context of a theology of the! stacles on a local level Where world. unity has been juridicially con- Rev. Philip McKenna of Toron-| to, Sister Regina Ann of To- ronto and Most Rev. J. R.!} Dwindle of Ottawa. | The United Church was rep-! resented by: Dr. D. A. Carmi- | chael of Ottawa, Rev. Claude) de Mestral of Montreal, Profes- | Mr. Fennell said it was his) ,,:,. ; belief that vitality had gone out probing . Fi rng Bd ba ;church to exhibit greater life Bl k than its predecessors. It ° is ac. ateen vitally important that the work | of the parish level not be neg-| H . | lected merely because of the| ape ELITLOOM enormity and difficulty of the| |task." said Sister Regina Ann AJAX (Staff)--Several of the|Of the Notre Dame Order, members attending the June| BAPTIST meeting of the Holy Trinity! The President of the Baptist Women's Church Year Meeting Sod Turning The . congregation of the) Church, Whitby Township, will mark a historic milestone at 3) p.m, this Sunday when a site dedication and sod - turning ceremony is held. The Oshawa Salvation Army Band will provide music from 2.30 to 3 p.m. and for the sing- ing of the hymns during the service. Several Oshawa min- isters will take part. An Osh- awa trio will sing and the solo, "How Great Thou Art', will be sung by Rev. Robert Buchanan, a former minister, who with Rey. K. Goodberry, a num- ber of civic dignitaries will) bring greetings. | The historical sketch and families, tablish =r out-of-town. Leader, Mrs. Jack Bowes wished members a pleas- ant summer, The remainder of the evening was spent address- ing blood donor cards for the blood clinic. Ajax White Dove Rebekah Lodge held a June and July stat t of purpose of the church's centennial project will be given by James Aldous, chairman of the board of trus- tees. The message will be de- livered by Rev. Dr. W. J. Stone- house, district superintendent, who will speak on the theme, "Landmarks." | Dr. Stonehouse will also pre- "Birthday Night' for residents of Fairview Lodge. The master of ceremonies, Marion Slugg, introduced the Ajax public school music supervisor, Mrs. Elsie Dobson, director of St. An- drew's Senior School Choir; which has just returned from Expo 67, They were accompan- ied by Dennis Thompson, organ- ist. and choir director of Osh- awa. The "Remnants" of Whit- by entertained with several ren- ditions. Members of. Rebekah Lodge wore centennial dresses, Mrs, Jane Greer accompanied at the piano for a lively sing Song: Mrs. Paul Tane, Valleycourt| All residents celebrating birth. drive entertained members ofjdays were presented with a St. Mark's United Church Wom-| gift. The nicely decorated birth. en Unit 8 at a pot luck supper|}day cake was cut by Sister ending the meeting season. Two|Jane Anderson, a member of members, Mrs. Everett Quan-|Benevolent Rebekah Lodge, trill and Mrs. Craig Murkar,| Whitby. The evening was in were presented with a going-|charge of the brothers of the side for the sod - turning cere- mony. The sod will be turned by Hector Day, a senior mem- ber of the church, who is in his 89th year. The minister, Rev. R. H. James, will conduct the serv- ice. Assisting in the service will be Rev. R. B. Lytle, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, who is resident of the Oshawa and Distriet Evangical Fellowship, and Rey. C. Bright, minister of Erie Street Free Methodist Church, Greetings from --Whitby, Township will be brought by Deputy Reeve Gordon Hanna; while Rev. John Porter, min- children's art and to display the work of talented local people, | Whitby Arts has no intention|venirs. of restraining themselves to Rossland Road Free Methodist paintings alone. Photographs,|oldest costume, a 125-year weaving, | family heirloom emble. and all art's that express man's|black sateen cape she wore, sculpture, pottery, varied personality will be ex- hibited. In the fall, Brian MacKenzie, of Cedar Grove, will be engin- eering the first Whitby Exhibi- tion of Living Arts, a major undertaking of the group for 1967. Mr. MacKenzie hopes to let people "relate" to the art they will view, and to this end paint- ers, sculptors and pottery mak- ers will be on hand at the ex- hibition, actually engaged in their various projects. The coming exhibition will be aimed at all age groups, and the emphasis will be put on letting people understand what they are seeing. "T don't know what it is, but I know what I like" is a phrase often heard that' annoys Mr. MacKenzie, "People see the art, don't wore centennial costumes. All Federation of Canada, Dr. E. J. Bailey said the main ques- tions that separated Baptists sou-|from their brethren were the jnature of faith and the doc- Mrs. Lorne Jarvis wore the|trines of the church. 16 =| Dr. Bailey told the conference e the members were presented with centennial pins as FIRST OND. THUNDER IN THE SUN -- Begins 8:35 Only With--Susen Hoyward -- Jeff Chandler ALL COLOR PROGRAM ATURE ATTRACTION MORTGAGE LOANS Low Interest Rates Budget Tailored Terms Experienced Fast Service VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMING THIS jwith its fringe of jet beads, | LEWIS | Heise tee was considered high fashion in| dod that period, OPTICAL WHITBY, ONT. Miss Barbara Jones, aj 668-5897 Established for over 30 years 10% King Street West 7 abs travel expert, showed colored) slides of Expo and celebrations across Canada. She gave ad- vice on what to see at the World Fair, how to go about it! and how best to use the time| available. | & r« ] *4 A L L A report of the group's parti- | cipation in the centennial week- | end tearoom operation was pre- | sented by the president, Mrs. W. B. Stratton. Profit from the | project will be made to a local) organization at the June 24) opening of the new municipal | committee. The group will re- sume its activities in Septem- ber. understand it, and give up with. out inquiry', Mr. MacKenzie jaid. The ambitious young group hopes to make people under-| stand it, | STRUCK SPEECHLESS SOUTH OXHEY, England (CP)--Bill Martin, a worker in a Hertfordshire waterworks, heard he was in for a big win on the football pools and was struck dumb for a week. 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A large crowd from Oshawa, | TALKS CARS There will be no garbage JULY 3. Garbage norma will be picked up on TUE TOWN OF WHITBY HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION "SPECIAL" | USED CAR collection on MONDAY, lly collected on that day } SDAY, JULY 4. arswenere look us over... Whitby, Toronto and surround-| ing areas is expected to attend. yn.@ 150 journal- corders and TV ive yet another _impromptu on away gift. They will, with their! lodge. 8 (REWORK | MOST YEARS and MODELS AVAILABLE... Councillor E. Moere, Cheirmen, Senitetion Committee, GREEN ACRE PET SHOP OPEN FROM 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sat.--6:00 p.m. PET SUPPLIES @ FINCHES CANARIES @ BUDGIES W. A. Evans, P. Eng., Town Engineer. 1964 DODGE VALIANT CUSTOM 200 SEDAN 1y, Mr. Martin it the Canadian r of his French nmonly known yurteen sets of ses and cutlery 1e meal started > salmon. 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