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WHITBY and DISTRICT BACK HERE TONIGHT Henderson Terrific As A A Ry Is Fined For Assault On PC Gerrard LeHaye, 35, of Har- wood Ave, N., Pickering Twp. was yesterday fined and costs or one month in jail for assaulting a police officer who tried to question him in his own driveway. The accused was fined by Magistrate Frank Ebbs in Whitby Police court on Tues. DAY-BY-DAY GARBAGE COLLECTION Town works department of ficials report, that because Good Friday is a holiday, there will be no garbage collection in Whitby that day. Instead, the regular Friday calls will be made on Thursday this week. Presbyteens To ing the Winter Job Plan Extended 1 Month OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal ditions and fewer seasonal diffi- government is extending its win- ter works program by one month to May" 81. Labor Minister Starr, announc- in the C eli i culties. Commons came from Ottawa and Toronto. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, Merch 25, 1959 First reactions outside the In the Ontario legislature, Mun-| icipal Affairs Minister Warrender | The traditional . favourite our graceful Easter Lilies always please! Tyr 74 ..an Easter tradition For your own home, for gifts +. . long-lasting lilies in a char- day. Pickering Twp. PC P, A, Bauks, said that he had been on Dunnies Tip Kingston [fe ov ic. said notification of the extension would be sent to all municipal clerks, Premier Frost said it| would provide another 15,000 jobs Tuesday, said the "success" of| the , incentive program launched last Dec. 1 had resulted in num- erous requests for a later time Visit Museum Last Saturday the Presbyteens By CLIFF GORDON the final period as once again sold out for all games and this|of Ajax, about 2:10 a.m., March the goal tending of Henderson Whitby Dunlops came up with was a standout and the Mer- another terrific win last night as they downed the fighting King- ston Merchants 2-0 right in King- ston. The win gives the Dunnies a 20 lead in the best of seven East- ern Ontario Sr. A group finals. The third game will be here to- night and it promises to be a thriller Long John Henderson came up with a terrific game in goal last night for the Whitby team as he ked up his 1 oh t of the playoffs. Bobby Attersley scored the first goal for Whitby in the second pe- riod and playing coach Sid Smith scored the second one in the third period to somewhat ease the tension on the local team. It was a real hard hitting game with a total of 19 penalties being handed out, including a major and t to the Dunni Ted Toppazzini of the Kingston team was injured midway through the game as he was hit heavily by Alf Treen of the Dun- nies. We understand he suffered a concussion. The Merchants, led by playing coach Gagnon, were really fired up for this game and gave the Dunnies a real rough time of it for the first 20 minutes. The Mer- chants held a decided edge in the play and outshot the Dunnies 10-5 in the first period. Only tremend- ous goal tending by Henderson kept the goal hungry Merchants off the score sheet. A total of chants were disheartened as they saw their best shots turned aside by the big fellow. Playing coach Sid Smith fired the second Whitby marker at the 4.50 mark of the last period with both teams a man short, ICE CHIPS, .. Long John Henderson came up with one of his best performances of the year and it could not have come at a more opportune time. . He saved several drives that were sure labeled goals. . . . Attersley picked up another. goal to bring his total to three in the series against Kingston. . . . The "BIG THIRD GAME" OF THE SE- RIES WILL BE PLAYED AT THE LOCAL ARENA TONIGHT. | . + « The Dunnies could take a strangle hold on the Eastern title with a win, but the Merchants are a very hard driving team with| plenty of spark and could give the Dunnies a set back as easily| as not. , . . Referee Pranske gave the Dunnies a real rough night of it last night as he hand- ed out penalties like they were compliments. He drew the ire of manager Blair and almost every Whitby fan in the rink. . . . Don Souter of the Kingston paper had| a few choice remarks in regard| to the crowd here last Saturday night and we would like to quote some of them: 'A look around the {ting Whitby Arena made you wonder why General Manager eight penalties were handed out Blair insisted on a Saturday is not the case at all. There has never been a game at the rink this year where they were jam- med in so tight they could not get another 400 or 500 in without any trouble. . . . We feel that the Dun- nies who had to rebuild consider- ably this year are deserving of all the support they can get. So make it a date for the local arena tonight at 8.30 for the third game of the Eastern Sr. A finals. The Kingston Merchants with Bus Gagnon at the reins will be the visitors. SUMMARY 1st Period Scoring -- None. Penalties -- Clarke 5.40, Guido- lin 9.35, 17.34, Attersley 11.28, Kane 14.47, Samolenko 17.34, Olsen 19.36. 2nd Period 1. Whitby: Attersley, Smith 18.35 Penalties -- Chasczewskl 9.53, Ted O'Connor, major, 13.17, Sa- vard 13.17, Sinden 13.39, Whitby bench penalty served by Etcher, 13.43, Gagnon 16.33. 3rd Period 2. Whitby: Smith, Ted O'Connor, Attersley 4.50 Penalties Linesman 3.55, Treen 3.55, Savard 19.30, Sinden, misconduct, 19.41, 'Two Toronto Bldermen Tel 22, when he saw a man walk awa from a car parked at a service station, He sald that he stopped the cruiser and thought the man would walk towards it, but instead he proceeded to a house nearby, He sald that he called to the man to stop and the accused told him to "come and get me." He sald he walked over and told the accused he was being arrested for being intoxicated. "The next thing I knew, I was up against the truck in the drivewav." the officer told the court, He said that he had had to handcuff the accused to take him into custody. In addition to the fine for assault, the accused was also fined $10 and costs for being intoxicated. Castle Chapter Hears Graduate The March meeting of the of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church held its weekly meet- the church hall, meeting opened with a short devotional by the president, Shielah Barter, Bonnie Towns- end accompanied at the piano for hvmn singing, The sec- retary's report was given by Gary Maidlow. A short business meeting was held at which the group decided their future visit to Toronto Museum to take place April 11. Ross Gibson was elected cor- responding secretary and Mar- jorie Britton press correspon- dent. At the close of the meeting, social games were enjoyed. There will be no meeting of the group this coming Saturday, ing at The | CANADA AT ATOM FAIR OTTAWA (CP) -- Twenty-five Canadian firms will take part in| a display arranged by the federal trade department at the Atom. fair in Cleveland April 5-10, The| companies, including the Crown.| owned Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, will show products and Castle Chapter (Senior Group) |was held in the Common Room of Ontario Ladies College on the evening of March 18. The chap ter was pleased to have as their services to stimulate interest in Canada as a source of supply for| products in the atomic field. I= guests, members of the Junior Chapter, | Mrs. Leo Grav opened the | meeting and welcomed guests, Mrs. Gray the announced | limit, ___|projects had been received since He sald the program, under which the federal government pays half the payroll costs of ap-| proved municipal projects, has resulted in 32,000 jobs that would not have been provided other- wise. CCF House Leader Hazen Ar- in Ontario. In Ottawa, Mayor George Nelms said the extension will en- able the capital to go well be- yond the $2,000,000 figure ap- proved by the federal and pro- vincial governments for winter works here. gue sald this was only about six per cent of the unemployed. COST ESTIMATED Mr. Starr sald estimated total cost of projects approved to date is $81,375,000. The federal contri- bution was estimated at $9,279, 000, covering the period from Dec. 1 to April 30, 1959. Mr, Starr sald 1,909 applica- tions for assistance on municipal # TIMES ~ SUBSCRIBERS IN WHITBY FOR MISSED PAPERS AND WHITBY'S FINEST TAXI SERVICE PHONE Dec. 1, of which 1,838 or 96 per cent had been approved. Paul Martin (L--Essex East) welcomed the statemnet but said, Canada's unemployment figure of | 8.8 per cent of the labor force was one of the highest in the] Western world, Mr, Starr sald Mr. Martin's| comparison with other countries is irrelevant because these coun-| tries have different climatic con- BELL TAXI MO 8-3111 If you have not received your Times, phone your carrier first, If you are unable to contact him by 7:00 p.m. PHONE BELL TAXI CALLS ACCEPTED BETWEEN 7-7:30 P.M. ONLY ming planter, prettily trim- med with color- ful ribbons. FROM 1.50 Wide choice of other beautiful plants and bou- quets, FROM J. Burtinsky FLORIST 124 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY MO 8.3324 | GOOD FRIDAY # with regret that the speaker for| To enable our employees to spend this day with in the period as the fellows were night date. It appeared that an- handing out the heavy checks left other 500-700 fans could have and right, been accommodated without seri- A J ' TAKE 1.0 |ously approaching a crowded ap-| TORONTO (CP) -- Two mem-(In his place, she welcomed Miss The second period was another|pearance that is usually associ- bers of = Metropolitan Toronto| Mary Harper, ARCM of Toronto, scorcher with the Dunnies holding|ated with playoff hockey. On the council said today that attemptsia former graduate from Ontario thelr own in this one. The Mer-|other hand if there is such a big|by the public to bribe civic offi- Ladies College. | chants held an edge in shots on|difference between Saturday andcials were "common practice." | Miss Harper spoke of several goal but the Dunnies made good mid week crowds as Blair has in-| Reeve Marie Curtis of suburban famous musicians, Scarlatti, their shots for a single goal. The dicated maybe it is just as well Long Branch and city Alderman Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, De-| the teams did open on Saturday.| Philip Givens, revealed they bothihussy and others. giving some Merchants fired 12 shots at Hen-| derson while Davis in the losers'|After the jammed arenas of the had received offers of money iffidea of the work of each one and illustrating this by playing cage was only called on seven Hull - Kingston series the play-|they used their council offices to times. Attersley gave the goodly ers would have had that 'empty, "do favors." |excerpts from their music. number of Whithy fans w ho/feeling",' unquote. . . . Manager| Said Ald. Givens: "It happens| Miss Muriel Sissons thanked made the trip, a chance to cheer|Blair was quite disappointed with nearly every day. . . . They come |p iss Harper and. her friend as he fired home the first goal of the crowd in view of the fact the asking for small favors--nothing| rico Helen McIntosh, who as the game at the 18.35 mark just team is putting up a tremendous involving a million dollars--and sisted with the Tusic, not only seconds after the Dunnies re- battle to bring this area another they indicate that I will be com- for the interesting address but! turned to full strength. That was/championship. . . . We might add pensated." also. for their trouble in coming all the scoring In the second|that we were disappointed too.| Reeve Curtis thinks the bribery from Toronto for the evening | period. |and believe that a number of the of elected representatives is not | . follow a Only one goal was scoged in'people feel that the local arena islcommon in smaller communities. A pleasant social hour followed. when refreshments were served by the committee, Mrs. Don | Wilson and Miss M. Sissons. Skating Director Lauds Rotary Coniribution Pietrie, director of thelof the love of sport back into|club at the present time and it Skating Club, ie ey is our oe bo give Whitby a| a very attentive assembly off "In the theatre we find a con-|first rate skating club before too| members at their weekly stant trend towards sex, filth, long. | luncheon, Tuesday afternoon. |and popcorn, in that order. Step| 'Next year we hope to be able guilty to all three charges before "Any opportunity I have to|up, there is no waiting and you to bring in professional instruc-| Magistrate Frank Tibbs in Whit-| attend a Rotary luncheon is ajcan have all you want, so saytors who can teach those chi'd- by police court, Tuesday. | special occasion, but when I am the signs. What can we do about ren who wish to go farther with! Cpl. William Middleton, of the able to Bldfess a Rotsry it? [this training, a higher grade of Whitby Police Department, said uncheon. s a very special parapy CONTRIBUTION | figure skating. [cus he had questioned the ac- occasion," he said.. "I only hope 2 ! | i e 3 I I am happy to see this Rotar~ EXTRA TIME cused following his arrest in you will be able to bear with 4 i Markham and had been told that me, as I am not a good speech club is contributing to the fight| "What I would ask is simply Vogelson had stolen a car owned against this type of teaching, | maker." S that the Rotarv 'members use by John Dykstra, of 219 Green that is why am here today. '"'We all have a soft spot in our ) I their influence to help us obtain St., on the night of March 9. hearts for children, and I am As % director in the skating club extra skating time, for we The car, he said, had been re-| told the Rotary Club is Wh no|l can truthfully say we are work-| haven't enough time on the ice covered undamaged in Stouff-| means an exception to this, I/ing towards better education for to teach the children all that we ville, of my own, I might also say sports and it is my hope that our wind up ceremonies and we me i early history would reveal that|we can build an even better would aopreciate having you gar own 4 by Fregerick Fox, of them. This is something I am|things but one of the most im-| "Teaching these children can h attempting to do with the Skat. portant things that we are be likened tn building a house: Be tion we have many wonderfnl/teaching them correct posture, and the children are the | ito work as a team and so on. |materials. Let us ro out and Sn is carrewly "Suspended sid many other forms of modern ilizati t Ww | clvilization, but in order to work| w T the accused in custody until | next Tuesday in Whitby. morrow, we must get down to | more ordinarv things. Things| Following the presentation of|tended the 'Olivet to Calvary" stand them." choir members and friends of St. Willlam Hicks When we get down to these Andrew's Presbyterian choir and family of RR 1, Whitby, spent Ss The regular monthly meeting nbt always what they should be,|very fine recording of the Can-|Mrs. Hicks. The occasion was to|of the 4th troop Whitby Scouts people are constantly bickering. |tata, which was made by Mr. H.|celebrate Mr. Hill's 70in birthday. Hall on Monday afternoon at trend Pom 5 be Io 2a some: behalf of the session of the| Were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keith,2 p.m. The main topic on the 2 nothing. Why. at one|Church Rev. Mr. Marshall com- Mr. and Mrs. Wilmont Hill and (22, with Mrs. Arthur Volker mean some are not today, but aw {Ray Hill one time It was a cove of | [Ata Mr. A. Crawford extended a/ pay and family and Mr. J.|and Mrs. Owen Goldring as co- paid tality. at the home of Mr. and. mio iir, cheating the Mizah. Mis : 5 Mrs. 'The wrestling shows we see,| Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McLaren| Frank Mitchell of Rosedale Drive Genre Rove ud Mis Ardy a skating club, to bring some'guests of Mrs. P, Spratt and at-| Wishes were presented to Mrs. DY bi wR nb fare . ga | Mitchell. Out of town guests at- h 1 t WHITBY | Mrs. B, Madgett and daughter of Toronto, also many local friends 3rd Scouts Plan ) Father, Son Meet FEATURES STARTS AT 7 & 9.30 | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones and| ' 96 : ADULT ENTERTAINMENT week vacation in Florida. |Saints' 'Anglican Church held {their regular meeting last Mon- [home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest meeting opened with prayer and | Twist of Bowmanville, the Cub mother's promise by it was the wedding anniversary retary and the treasurer of his daughter 'and son-inlaw,! New members were welcomed | was arranged at the Reid resi-'T.omax expressed a vote of dence. {thanks to all who helped with SARNIA (CP)--A veteran of Father and Son Banquet, to be {the west Lambton CCF Associa- held Thursday April 9. riding In the coming provincialf elections, Pp N amests served by the com- the evening, Mr. Gordon Hallett,| Of 'Bribes' Il es was ill and could not be present. | their families there will be NO DELIVERY ON GOOD FRIDAY Will you kindly arrange to take sufficient milk on Thursday, March 26th to last until the regular delivery on Saturday, March 28th, Your cooperation will be sincerely appreciated. HILLCREST DAIRY (WHITBY) LIMITED Blue Grass Flower Mist -- Gift Wrapped 4-o0z. ..... 2.50 Blue Grass Perfume Mist -- Gift-wrapped 2-0z. ... 4.00 Remand Youth For Sentence A 16.year-old Pickering village| youth will be sentenced next) week for car theft, theft of a car part and attempted theft of a car. Frank Vogelson pleaded WANTED--TWO MEN FOR THE DUTIES OF STEWARD AT CANADIAN LEGION, WHITBY Easter Basket .....vessivvnnetsnss onan, IR S250 Blue Grass 'Book = containing 'Solid Stick: Cologne and 1 Sachet Pillow , ....... 2.75 Duties include: Clubroom Counter Work, Cleaning and Main- § tenance of Clubroom and Auditorium, Upstairs and other work | os directed by the chairman, Applications will be received until noon, Saturday, March 28th, 1959. Apply in writing, stating age, experience, references and salary toi-- Jury & Lovell Ltd: WHITBY PLAZA 317 BROCK ST.S. @ WHITBY ee MO 8-2338 F. J. STEFFLER, secretary Branch 112 Canadian Legion Whitby RS have such a feeling for three/the children. We are teaching would like to. H id that th reasons. First I have children/them a better understanding of| "This Saturday we are having admitted Shot Te Monet I too, was a child and to love skating club than we now have. come down and see what we are alg % t )! children you must get to know _"We teach the children many doing. in the wa of training. +3 Jemoving ta pr vy ing Club teaching is the method of work. the Rotary Club Is the builder,|5 ditch later "In our world of moderniza.|ing together, in addition to/we. the instructors, are the tools.| myo oourt Was told that Vogel things, such as supersonic air|!0, travel, atomic bombs, electronics| "We have 400 children in our'build a good house." market Magistrate Fbbs remanded with children and help them be- come better citizens of to- the can understand and app- the sacred cantata "Olivet to Cal-|Cantata. S t M th preciate because they under- vary", on Sunday ovening, the cou 0 ers a family of Rk Plan Spring T average things we receive a|were entertained at the home of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Loss Pp g 2d very great let down, homes are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Frost. A Hill of Clarement, parents of and Cubs Mothers' Auxiliary Tere are always people on/M. Harvey, was listened to with| There were 24 present for after-/was held in the United Church strike or out of work and the(great interest by the choir, On|00OD tea and refreshments. They : agenda for the day was a Spring tue Shorts 0s pometiing to mended the choir for their very| family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene|tea and sale to be held on May p of, although I don'tlexcellent rendering of the Can. Paisley and family, Mr. and Mrs. |vote of appreciation to Mr. and ®: conveners, do we play and who; DOW 11. Pp the trend is 'how do we get| os. Frost for their kind hospl 5 birthday party was arranged After the meeting was elosed if most cases ate. ridicuion |and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MeGIL|in honor of Mrs. Mitchell' Volker served European dell- : , Mrs. D. A. ] - Mrs. ell's birth- i that is one reason why we have vray of Toronto were weekend day. Numerous gifts and best facies Of cake and pie prenared ak evenings every fourt! | g were: Mrs. G Mitchell, |the a Y Sopth Mongay of Mrs. A. Mitchell and daughter, ' BRO C Phone MO 8-3618 jatiendes, A buffet lunch was . served, 'NOW PLAYIN EVENING SHOWS 7 & 9.15 I | Mr. and Mrs. Al Schatz have now| The Ladies Auxiliary of the ds conpnnnan [returned after spending a three. 3rd Scouts and Cubs of All Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Twist were day afternoon at the parish hall, (dinner guests last Sunday at the with a good attendance. The Mr. Albert Fayter celebrated the president, Mrs. G. Lomax. (his birthday last Monday. Also, Reports were given by the sec- Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Reid, For the by the president. The door prize joccasion, a family get-together was won by Mrs. Kollard, Mrs Te {the rummage, sale. Final ar- CCF NOMINEE rangements were made for the tion, Leslie Humphrey was nom A ! i py 3 8 t th los f th t y inated Tuesday to contest thela social pour: followed wih re Reads oo Home Before Dark it { £0 nd TOR pS Droid | fo NER | oe wor | pe OHERLIHY-FLEMING- ZIMBALISTr: LERGY |