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'WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: L loyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 | 2% Harry Sinden, captain of the World Champion Whitby Dun- lops, who have joined Canada's fight against muscular dystro- , talks with Kirk Clouthier, , of Toronto, youngest of three 4 as ala - a oH : ant?! nH DUNLOPS, FIREMEN AID IN MUSCULAR DYST muscular dys- | campaign begins Monday. Fire- | Whitby Dunlop Hockey Club, brothers, all trophy victims. In background Is Whitby Fire Chief Bruce Corner. Whitby Dunlops are backing the drive for funds for the Muscular Dystrophy i | men will be assisting in Whitby, as well as in every community throughout the U.S. and Can- ada, to aid in the drive by helping in the canvass. Your support has been urged by the ROPHY CAMPAIGN | local volunteer fire department and the Muscular Dystrophy Association. --Photo by Frank Gardiner, courtesy of the Muscular Dys- trophy Association of Canada. 3th Unlu cky For Dunnies Association of Canada. The As They Drop To Macs PERSONALS The annual bazaar and after- noon tea of the St. John's Angli- can Church WA will be held on Wednesday, Nov, 26 at the Sun- day school hall. This event will By CLIFF GORDON That old number 13 proved the the first 20 minutes #s he fired nx game for the world champion it home on a pass from captain |trigger man on the lone goal of, tby Dunlops last night. The Dunnies dropped their first game in 13 starts as thay were edged 53 down in Belleville by the McFarlands. It was a terrific game with the McFarlands showing plenty of fight as they downed the high flying Whitby team. Playing coach Sid Smith was the big gun for the Dunnies as he fired all three goals, an has a big lead in that department for the league race. Payette paced the homesters with a pair of goals with single counters going to Dewsbury, Jopes and Smrke. It was a clean game with only: seven penalties, three to the Dunnies, The Dunnies will mvade the Kingston arena tonight to try aod get back on the win string as they play the Merchants at home. Then on Sunday the locals will be in Hull to plar the Canadiens, and right back here on Tuesday night with the same Ottawa-Hull team in the biggest atlraction of the season, featuring two of the best teams and along with that it will be Charlie Burns night in Whitby. ONLY GOAL The Dunnies scored the only goal of the first period as they appeared to have the McFarlands well in hand. Henderson in the local cage came up with a number of saves to hold the fort for the locals. Smith was the Harry Sinden. Al Dewsbury put the Macs back on even terms in the second period as he rounded out a three-way passing play with McLelland and Raglan, This appeared to be the spark the homesters needed. Payette from Brawn and Craw- ford at the 4:02 mark gave the homesters the lead for the first time In the game and the home fans were really starting to whoop it up TIES GAME The lead was very short lived however, as Smith came back just 31 seconds later and knotted it all up at 2 all as he flipped one home on a Tom O'Connor pas Payette again put the McFar- lands out frent at the 10:42 mark and this time it was for keeps. Jones from Payette and Marin. eau made it 4-2 as the teams skated off the ice for the end of the first 40 minutes of plav. Smith was again to the fore for the Dunnies as he put them right back in the game at the 4:11 mark as he sank a pass from Ted O'Connor. That was all the damage from a local standpoint however, as the rest of the fellows did not have any luck in the scor- ing range, Smrke, a former pro completed the scoring for the McFarlands at the 8:53 mark to give the Macs their first win of the season over the world champ- ion Whitby Dunlops. BROC EVENING SHOWS 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 WHITBY Phone MO 8-3618 OF THE JET AGE! ROBERT ROBERT Produced and Directed by THE FIRST GREAT seecTacLey, /7/ RICHARD - MAY MITCHUM WAGNER 'EGAN BRITT PHILIPS DICK POWELL "sersanpny oy WENDELL MAYES Plus -- Cartoon -- Comedy -- Novelty LEE COLOR by DE LUXE CiremaScoPE ICE CHIPS It was al Officially be opened by Miss M. terrific game with the McFar-| yy" charter member of | the lands really earning their win,| °° They played very hard right| Mrs. Kyrle Southwell has re- from the starting whistle and now [turned home after spending the have scored 23 goals in their last|!ast three weeks in the Oshawa three games. This (5) is the most General Hospital. Her many goals scored against the Dunnies|{riends wish her a prompt re- in any one game this year . , ,/¢OVery. Sid Smith continues to rack up| Mr. and Mrs. George McGaw the goals as he got his second hat|motored to Simcoe last week end trick of the season . . . Manager where they visited their daughter Wren Blair will miss the game in and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Kingston tonight as he will be a guest of the Montreal TV station| along with Ike Hildebrand and Bob Labelle in a between-period discussion of the game between Montreal and Chicago . , . Harry Sinden, the hard working captain of the Dunnies, was hit on the ankle near the end of the second period and had to have ice packs and played with his ankle frozen in the final period. Once again it shows the determined fight of the Whitby team . Don't for- get the next home game for the Dunnies will be this Tuesday night when the Ottawa-Hull Can- -adiens will be the visitors. Also this is the big Charlie Burns son Keefer. Mrs, F. Lawrence, of Henry street, is convalescing at her home, Henry street, after a stay at the Western Hospital, Toronto, where She underwent surgery. Happy to report that she is mak- ing rapid progress. Her many friends wish her a compicic re- covery. Mrs. W. H. Kennedy, of 217 Brock street north, is opening her home on Tuesday to the mem- bers of the Whitby Women's Sec- tion of the Canadian Cancer So- ciety for their work meeting. The Ladies" Auxiliaries of the| Canadian Legion are holding 'WHITBY. SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR One of the occupational hazards of having won the world championship and now leading the league by a goodly margin, is the terrific number of times the Whitby Dunlops are asked for opinions about pertinent hockey activities. Not the least of these lately have been the requests for comments on Kelowna's cur- rent tour of Russia, and Belleville's chances in the forthcoming world tournament at Prague. It has been said that there is noth- ing weaker than a man without an opinion. Usually we have an opinion about most things in hockey and if asked (we usually like to be told that its for publication, something Mr. Frank Orr of Cornwall should think about) we will give same, and stick by it. Of course nobody should expect that everyone is necessarily going to agree with your opinion, but that matters not. The thing is to at least have one. However, having given your opinion, when asked, it would seem only fair that it be reproduced in newspa- pers, etc., exactly as you gave it. illustrate a point in question! Two weeks back the Ke}- oar tee ool the CAHA for failing to give them ade- . quate help to strengthen their team before they left for Rus- sia. This blast came at the eleventh hour just before they de- parted for yon shores. Newsmen immediately called Mr, Bob LeBel, President of the CAHA for comment on the story as well as a few other people in hockey. One of the others, they called for a quote on the situation was yours truly. An ahbre- viation of our quote went something like this . . . "We think the Kelowna Packers are wrong in blasting the CAHA, since # is certainly not the CAHA's fob to obtain the personnel for their club. They have known since last May that they were going on this tour so it would seem a bit lafe to try and hang the lack of suitable replacements on somebody else's shoul- ders" . . . This oninion seemed quite clear to us. Put lo and behold that evening, a Toronte ncwsnaner carries a front pare story (not the sports page) with a heading which reads "Blair Sneers at Kelowna Packers As Thev Depart For Rvs. sian Tour" . . . Now how this paper (which leans a bit to the sensational element), can derive the idea "Sneering" out of our remarks Is beyond us. Of course it doesn't end here. George Dulmage, sports editor of the Toronto Telegram, reproduces a letter in his column a couple of nights back from a Mr. David Richard- son who says "it ill becomes Blair to belittle the efforts of Kelowna or to sneer at the present representation. If Kelowna should lose all their games I will still root for them." . . . Now all this is very well Mr, Richardson, excenting we cer- tainly were not sneering at Kelowna at all. This was an en- tively erroneous and unfair report carried in this Toronto newspaper. However, in getting to your statement that "you will still cheer for Kelowna should they lose all their games." we have something to say about that, It may be that you gain a great smug sense of self satisfaction out of your thoveht that even if these poor boys from Kelowna don't win a game you are still going to rah rah rah them on. Well, let's point out the real reason why you and hundreds of other Canad- fans can do this so easy right now. Its because Canada now holds the World championship, and we can afford to send these western boys on a nice little trip, even if they don't win so what? Its kind of nice to see the Russians win an odd game, now isn't it. Makes everything nice and chummy. Well, don't think the Whitby Dunlops ever went to Europe last year, with such nice little thoughts by the public. They were sent to bring the world championship back to Canada, and noth- ing less, and if they had failed the "sneering would still he going on for years to come. The boys had this challenge hung squarely on their necks. Get over there and bring it hack and no excuses, Well the Drmlops met this challenge and brought it back, but not before a tremendous amount of pressnre, tears, sweat, bawlings out, meetings etc, ete. Yes sir, Mr. Richardson, the "Dunnies" did that job, and you or nobody else 1s going to take that away from them now. Some thinns are just too gnicklv forgotten! That's the real reason why vou can root for Kelowna, even if they aren't beating the Russians, As manager of the team that did that job last year and knowing what went into bringing that title back, we just don't buy your Hitle story of self-righteousness. The bovs on the Dunlops took their lumps from vou Torontonians before they went, and we don't intend to see them take any more now that they've proved themselves, And while your rooting for Kelowna as they fall to heat Rrpsian league teams (not even their na 1 team) do von think this is making the Russian prblic mad! They're loving it. But it may amaze you to know that some of us Canadians have some pride about this. Certainly those of us who slaved to get our hockey pres. tige back. Now you go peddle your papers somewhere else my friend! THE TOWN AND COUNTRY *. . . Don't forget there's Juvem- fle hockey here at the arena at 8 tonight as Jerry's Men's Wear Juveniles meet Scarborough . . . Monday night at the arena its Junior ""C" hockey with th» Whithy Hillcrest Dairy Juniors meet. ing Scarborough . . . The big "Charlie Burns Appreciation Niaht" coming up here at the arena Tresday Is being received with great approval in the district, Hull-Ottawa Canadiens are the visitors and a rcord crowd Is expected to witness the game and welcome Charlle back for the night , . . Kelowna Packers got their first win of the Russian trip, edging a Moscow Junior team 4-3 Fri- day. The tour winds up on Sunday. knit and embroidery, Mrs. F. James, Mrs, F. Barton; cards and novelty, Mrs, S. Wilkinson; bargain and costume jewelry, Mrs. S. Hicks, Mrs. N. Mantle; touch and take, Mrs. S. Baird; draw tickets, Mrs. W. Ashton; tea tables, Mrs. W. Parkinson; Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. I. Hum- phrys, The following hunters have re- turned from the north country after a very successful trip. Four deer and one fox were brought back. The deers were shot by Bill Wilde, Ken Louis, Stan Martin and Don Jessop. Other members of the group were: Mrs. Dorothy Manning, Mr. and Mrs. G, Knud- sen, Mr. Eric Rankit, Mr. Fred| Walsh, Mrs, M. Jessop, Mr. Tom | IMPORTANT! Register Now For ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE : Pay Yearly Through ONTARIO (COUNTY) | CO-OP MEDICAL SERVICES and receive the BONUS months The Co-op is "Collector Group" For Its Members To become a "'Co-op" member take Co-op SURGICAL Plan costing only $30.00 yearly and pay CATASTROPHE fee of $4.00. Contact The Medical Co-op At Greenwood MRS, I. L. McLEAN, Sec.-Treas. night so plan to be on hand for|their annual bazaar and tea on the gala attraction. | Tuesday at the Legion Hall with Mrs. George Brown as general SUMMARY convener, The following ladies 1st Period will assist at the various tables: 1. Whitby, Smith (Sinden) .. 6:06 Home bake Mrs. N. Kyle, Mrs. Penalties, Smith, Marineau 2. (W. Cassady, Mrs. D. Ormiston; Smith, |candy, Mrs. W. Holley, Mrs, M. 2nd Period | Threadgold; aprons, Mrs. A. 2 Belleville, Dewsbury Stanlick, Mrs. L. Dewsbury; hand Commerce that (McLelland, Raglan) .... 5 Belleville, Payette, (Brown, Crawford) .... ..4:02 Whitby, Smith (Tom O'Connor) Belleville, Payette (Marineau, Brown) Belleville, Jones (Payette, Marineau) .... | Penalties, Smith, 3rd Period 7 Whitby, Smith (Ted O'Connor) |8 Belleville, Smrke, (Bradley, Goegan Penalties, None, 1:2 3 . 10:42 6 3 16:22 Dewsbury -2, Treen 4:11 Conduct Survey Mail Delivery Whitby residents may no longer| have to walk to the post office for their mail -- if a survey now being conducted shows the town | S CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Whitby Baptist Church Explor- ers. 1st and 2nd Whitby Scouts and Cubs Mothers' Auxiliary. 4th troop Scouts and Cubs Moth- ers' Auxiliary. Ladies Auxiliary of Third Scouts and Cubs of All Saints' Anglican Church. Castle Chapter Sr. Group, TUESDAY Whitby Baptist Church CGIT. Faith Baptist Church Young People's Association, | Women's Section Whithy| Branch of the Canadian Cancer| | ociety. Whitby United Church Baby | | Band. Whithy Baptist Church 3 B's. | Whitby Girl Guide Association. WEDNESDAY | Whitby Red Cross work room. | St. John's Anglican Church WA | has the required 2500 places of work meeting. | mail delivery. The Post Office has informed Whitby Chamber of a survey -would |i be conducted and their applica- tion for mail delivery would be reviewed. Tom Scolt, president of I the C of C was not available for comment. Persons wishing mail delivery uld be required to have mail Department | Association. Dundas street Home and School | Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxil- ary. THURSDAY Salvation Army Women's Home| League. | Whitby Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. FRIDAY Salvation Army Youth Fellow- xes installed. All houses would ship. have to be numbered and street signs erected, according to Post SUNDAY { United Church Young People's Office Department requirements. Union. Barlow, Mr. Ed. Svnanger and| Pickering 99J4 T.R. Scott Is C of C President Tom Séott was re-elected presi- dent of the Whitby Chamber of Cqammerce at the annual meeting cid in the council chambers Thursday night. William Morrison and J. R. Frost were elected vice-presi- dents, C. G. Sutherland was elect- ed treasurer, and F. OMen-Bittle as secretary. Directors elected were: G. A, Anderson, R. W. Cawker, A, R. B, Conrad, Wilfrid Edwards, R, B. Collins, William Davidson, H. J. Hiscox, L. H. Inkpen, T. M. Moore, George Munns, A. E. Pat- [terson, C. Stafford, Lloyd String- ham, J. M. Roblin and Harry Jermyn. Church Orchestra Is Busy Group Faith Baptist Church orchestra, used in many services of local interest provided musical num- bers at Oshawa Ukrainian Bap- tist Church during their current Evangelistic campaign. On Thurs- day the trumpet trio returned to again assist in the musical side of the program. This coming Saturday the trum- pet trio will be playing at Osh- awa Youth for Christ and later the same evening they will join the remainder of the orchestra at Pickering Beach Community Te Wy yy emai een -- GHENT) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, November 22, 1958 § Church where a Christian musi- cal program is to be conducted. Members of the church orches- tra at present are: Mrs. Knudsen, Miss Diane Jones, Mrs. Lr ay To y ones, Mr. Frank Coleman, Mr. Gord Neal and Mr. Elmer Andres. MISSED PAPERS IN WHITBY Phone M0 8-3111 i you heve not received your "BELL TAXI AN golls must be placed between 7 ond 7:30 p.m. YEAR'S MEASURE The length of the sidereal year is 365 days, six hours, nine min- utes, nine seconds, aks/ FAMILY ONUMENTS | STAFFORD BROS, Monumental Works 318 Dundes Eost MO 8-3552 Creoted To Individuel Requirements ANNUAL BAZAAR & TEA St. John's Anglican (Port Whitby) WA in the SUNDAY SCHOOL WED., NOV. 26th 2:30 P.M. Homebake Sole end Sole of Various Articles ~ Coming Soon . .. Homas. of. the. Future. by Sorichetti SNEAK PREVIEW A. J. SCHATZ, Realtor MO 8-3337 PICKERING 590 RA 5-8461 WASHER HEFPLIRS Ee Wri rolls in stock. on com. Pore everbost. BUTT RADIO And Appliances 118 Brock St. 5., Whitby MO 8.3707 Gifts Sure To » Please DINKEY TOYS MATCH BOX TOYS MODEL CRAFT MECCANO MAGAZINES CHRISTMAS CARDS ® 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE STORE HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m, 5:00 p.m, Sundays 10:00 p.m.--Christmas Eve RIGLER'S STORE 200 Brock St. S., Whitby Mr. Clarence Manning. | For Prompt, Courteous Taxi Service phone M0, 8-3111 BELL TAXI 105 DUNDAS ST. WEST, WHITBY ...For MISSED PAPERS Times-Gazette Subscribers in Whitby PHONE BELL TAXI -- MO 8-3111 « «+ If You Have Not Received You r Times-Gazette By 7 P.M. -- Calls Accepted Between 7 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. ONLY ! Women's Auxiliary Conadion Legion BAZAAR Tues., Nov. 25th, 3 p.m. Tables - Home Bake - Candy - Apron - Hand Knit - Hand Embroidery - Touch and Take Bargain Novelties - Cards and A Draw AFTERNOON TEA 35¢ IN THE LEGION HALL, WHITBY POWER INTERRUPTION SUNDAY, NOV. 23rd (WEATHER PERMITTING) Power will be. interrupted on Green Street and Brock Street, East side from Dundas - Street, South to Burn Street, from 1 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. This interruption is necessary to tie in feeders from No. 3 sub-station located on Blair Street. ALBERT RANDALL Chairman H. C. SIMPSON, "Gen. Manager Whithy Churches Let's All Go To EMMANUEL Church On Sunday | REFORMED CHURCH St. Andrew's REV. GERRIT REZELMAN Presbyterian 3rd Concession West of Brock N. 10:00 AM. MORNING WORSHIP (ENGLISH) 2:30 P.M, AFTERNOON SERVICE . (DUTCH) Church BYRON ST. S. AT ST. JOHN ST, 9:45 AM, Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00, AM. Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Beginners and Junior Congregation FAITH BAPTIST 421 BROCK ST, N., WHITBY Pastor: Rev. E. Corbett, B.Th, WHITBY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister Mrs. W, E. Summers, A.T.CM. 9:15 AM, Radio Broadcast, CKLB. Featuring "The King's Men" 9:45 AM. OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL HOUR 11:00 AM. SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY MORNING SERVICE Guest Speaker: Rev, Gordon Brown, Dean of Central Baptsit Seminary. 10 A.M.--Sunday School 11 AM.--Composite Masonic Lodge in attendance Soloist: Miss Margaret Frost : 7 P.M.--Evening Service 7:00 P.M, EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Speaker: Rev. Brown Special Music: "The Gillords" WHITBY UNITED CHURCH REV, JOHN M. SMITH, B.A, B.D., Minister MRS, J. BEATON, AR.C.T., Organist MORNING WORSHIP 11 AM. "THE OPEN DOOR" . EVENING HOUR 7 P.M. "THE LONG STRIDE" Motion picture portrayal of Protestant relief, 'rehabilitation ond reconstruction ministries. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM. Girls and boys under 9 years. 10:00 A.M. Girls ond boys 9 years and over. 11:00 AM. Infant Care. Junior Worship a --.