Carl Mantz fonds

    Larry Cond was born at Trenton on 30 September 1916. He served during the Second World War for the Royal Canadian Navy on the HMCS Spikenard and HMCS Ottawa. Following the war, Cond was employed by C

Unknown, Whitby Weekly News, ca.1960     Edward Coath was born at Toronto on 26 August 1931. He graduated from the University of Toronto in 1954 and from Osgoode Hall in 1958. In 1959, Coath moved to Whitby to open a law office and was appo

    William Elms was born in England on 8 May 1871 and came to Canada with his family when he was 18 months. Elms moved to Whitby in 1920 and commuted to his job as a tool and die maker at Office Special

    Willard Dodd was born at Chapleau, Ontario in 1902.He moved to Whitby in 1950 from Kingston to become the district manager for the Empire Life Insurance Company. He retired in 1959 after 40 years of

    William Hare was born at Oshawa on 27 November 1907. He moved to Whitby in 1936 and became a lawyer for the Town of Whitby and Ontario County. He was named solicitor for the City of Oshawa in 1951. H

Unknown, Whitby Weekly News, ca.1963     Harold Slichter was born at Toronto. He moved to Whitby in 1941 where he operated at flower nursery for the family business, Slichter's Florists of which he was president. Slichter was a member of Wh

    Gerald Robinson was born at Tara on 27 July 1927. He came to Whitby on 1 April 1956 to serve as police constable. He rose to the positions of acting sergeant and detective sergeant and was appointed

    Terrance Moore was born at Toronto in 1920 and grew up in Weston. He attended Upper Canada College and served during the Second World War in Britain and the Middle East as a navigator with the Royal

    George Brooks was born at Toronto on 26 September 1917. He joined Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company in 1948 and moved with the plant when it relocated to Whitby in 1955. From 1955 to 1969 he was preside

    John Harkness was born at Whitby in 1913. From 1937-1972 he was a supervisor at the Ontario Hospital and in the 1950s and 1960s he was president of the Civil Service Association at the Hospital. Hark

    Samuel Hollingsworth was born 22 December 1904. In later years, he lived on a farm near Ashburn . In 1962, he became head of the History Department at Dunbarton High School in Pickering Township. Hol

Unknown, Oshawa Times, 1960     Robert Nicholson was born at Whitby on 22 April 1890. At the age of 16 he joined the staff at the Martin Manufacturing Company (buckle factory)and was one of the company's last three employees when i

    Wayne DeVeau was Whitby's Recreation Director from 1975 to 1986.

Unknown, Oshawa Times, August 1960     William Hewis was born at Hamer's Corners (Dundas and Anderson Streets) on 8 August 1865. He worked at his father's butcher on Brock St. S. and in 1882 he and his brother, George, took over the busin

Unknown, Oshawa Times, May 1965     Harold Boys was born at Laskay, ON on 5 September 1897. He joined the Toronto York Rangers and was wounded at the battle of Yrpes in 1914 and spent 18 months in a hospital in England before being tra

    Donald Gilchrist was born at Whitby on 2 July 1916. From 1957-1967 he worked for the Department of Public Works at Ontario Hospital and later became its accountant until he retired in 1981. For ten y

    James Neal was born at Oshawa on 27 August 1931. His father, Charles Herbert Neal, opened a barbershop in Whitby in 1928 and Neal worked there until the shop closed in the late 1970s. Neal was an exe

Unknown, Oshawa Times, September 1960     John Cormack was born at Whitby on 19 July 1892. He worked as a stationary engineer at Ontario Ladies' College from 1910 until the 1950s and received an award from the school for his 40 years of serv

Unknown, Whitby Weekly News, ca.1960     Maxwell Rich was born at Little Britain, ON on 23 February 1919. He was a service manager at Whitby Motors Ltd. and its successor, H. Dick Pontiac-Buick, and later at Gus Brown Motors. Rich died at A

    John Moss was born in Liverpool on 2 April 1909. He was sent to Canada as an orphan to live in a home established by British doctor and philanthropist, Dr. Thomas Barnardo. Moss was sent to a farm ne