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/ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, October 31, 1959 § Juniors To Meet Aurora In Exhibition 'The Whitby Hillcrest Dairy Jrs, will get their first taste of LADIES' CIGARET LEAGUE |P. Brown, 570 (200). High Triples: B, Sackett, 719| High singles: E, Moore, 208; L. (318, 207); D. Mowat, 683 (284, |Bird, 230; J. Reed, 207; B. Hud- 205); C. Watts, 624 (231, 202); E.|son, 200. Fallow, 604 (219, 200); L. Peake,| Points to date: Buckingham, 505 (235); A, Johnson, 562 (253);|19; Cameo, 17; Winchesters, 14; G. Wiles, 581 (261); M. Peake, |Players, 13; Exports, 11; Wig WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO, 8.3703 CHILDREN CELEBRATE HALLOWE'EN Oullette, kindergarten; Indian chief, Kathy Derry, kindergar- ten; and beatnik, Betty Kollard, of Grade 4; centre photo axe skeleton, Dinah Baker, Grade 2; pirate, Karl Sezwerda, Grade 1, gypsy, Suellen MacDonald, Grade 1 and ghost, Doug Spen- cer, Grade 2; lower photo are Miss Whitby, Carol Kzanoski, Grade 5; Grandpa, Michael Kol- lard, Grade 5; a lady, Michael Hallowe'en parties were the order of the day in the public schools on Friday as youngsters rehearsed for the trick or treat paths tonight, Above are shown ¢ée groups from the Palmer. ston Avenue School, who, inei- dentally, held their first Hallow» e'en parties this year. The day's events got off with a parade in the gymnasium and later back to each classroom for their party. In the upper photo, are, left to right, bride Terry | Gloria Stephenson, Grade 6. --Oshawa Times Photos Molyneaux, Grade 6, and hobo, have a : (will help them real action here on Monday night 500 (314); M. Sturgess, 572 (207); ay lg ME ORT exhibition game, Not too much is known Aurora team at resent, except they have a real ighting team. The local Jr. team has been working out at the local rink under the watchful eye of coach Bob Cherry and appears to be rounding inte shape very well. Coach Cherry has a goodly number of plavers to choose from and will be able to get a better look at some of them under a real test. He has several imports working out but is allowed to keep only four of them, He has a trio of Juveniles working out with his team ard he informs us that he is v high on at least two of them. There are several of last year's players back and they all look in top shape, Some few pounds that to hold their own much better against the heavy going. So don't forget Jr. hockey, it 1 |will be Aurora Jr. B's against the Whitby Hillcrest Dairy Jrs. here on Monday night, game time is 8,80, WITH GERRY BLAIR PINCH-HITTING TONIGHT - the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen will be faking their initial appearance of the infant season, against. the Dunlops at the Whitby Commu- nity Arena, starting at 8:30. You can rest assured that they will be "up" for this one, Any elub that registers seven goals against. the Dutchmen, especially in Kitchener will receive plenty of trouble the next time out, Besides the members from last year's club there will be two familiar faces in the Dutchies line-upi-- Ron Muir and Don Labelle, from the defunct Corne wall Chevies. Muir has been playing well on a line with Ken Laufman and Bobby Forhan, This three. some provided all the comeback spark iu Wednes» day's game, after Kitchener were down 6-1, they roared right back to tie it up, Ken Laufman was in on all four goals, scoring ene and assisting on the other three, as he continues to stand out for the Dutchmen, As we mentioned in Thursday's column--keep an eye on Rookie Cliff Pennington tonight. Reminiscing a little, one can't help but remember the spring of 1951, the first year of the Whitby Dun lops elevation from Senior "B" to Senior "A" hockey, We will borrow a popular television commerical for just a minute;--"They said it couldn't be done." WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. A. H. Bird, o Ajax, chair. man of Public Relations of the Retarded Children's Association, will be guest speaker at the Hill. crest Home and School Associa. ecting Wednesd tion on W y Everyone is Invited to attend. Miss Marjorie Pollitt, Reg N., has returned from a two week vacation spent in Kingston and Belleville where she visited her family and friends. Mr. Noel MacMillan, of Char lottetown, has been a guest this past week at the home of his sis- 4 [ter and brother-in-law, Mr, and " %|Mrs, J. W. Lailey. Week end 4 guests are Dr. and Mrs. 1. C, |MacMilland and their daughter, 1 | Heather, also of Charlottetown, Guests zt the home of Mr, and Mrs. J, Peck, of Palace street, were their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, George Hardy of London, Eng. land, also Mrs. Rose Cosgrove, of Toronto. he United Church CGIT is hold. ing a graduation service on Sun- day evening when seven of the girls will receive their certificate of graduation, A dinner has been arranged and the presentation of certificates will be made by group leader, Mrs, Gordon White, Mrs. Ron Nickle will be the guest speaker. Miss Anita Under. wood will be valedictorian for the group. Graduating are: Nancy Beer, Rose Marie Bond, Helen Lamory, Linda Law, Carol Snel. grove, Anita Underwood and Ju. dith White. Mrs, 8, Armstrong will official. 1y oven the bazaar and tea of the All Saints' Anglican Church Af. ternoon Guild to be held Nov. 3 at the new parish hall. The following ladies are taking an active part: Mrs. T. Richardson, Mrs. H. Mil. lard, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs, Hurbult, Mrs, F. Odell, Mrs. T. Henstock, Miss L. MacIntosh, Mrs, G. Bea. ton, Mrs. V. Massey, Mrs. R. Bell, Mrs, G. Eastwood, Mrs, G. Hew» is, Mrs. MacMurchy, Mrs. A, Conrad, Mrs, B, Lear, Mrs. W. G. Beales, Mrs, ¥. W, Marsh and Mrs, W. Clarke. Mathilda, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Martin Vandarheide, of Kent street, is eelebrating her second birthday today. est wishes for many more hap y birthday are offered to Mathilda, On Sunday. Paul Vess, son of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Vesa, of Bay- view avenue, Toronto, is celebrat- ing his ninth birthday, He is the grandson of Mrs. Alice Walton of Green street, Whitby. Dunlops Play Host To Dutchmen Tonight By CLIFF GORDON Kitchener - Dutchmen will in. pyre vade the Whitby arena .tonight with revenge in their eyes. They suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Whitby ? Dunlops on Wednesday night as Aiken, of Grade 3; hobo, David BROC Phone MO 8-3618 NOW Playing Ee as mark Ar Sao WINSTON MILLER the Whitby team came out on top of a hard fought 7-5 game. { The locals had built up a big 5-1 7 lead early in the second period | but saw it slowlv disappear as the goal-hungry Dutchies fought © back to tie the score early in the final frame, A penalty to the Dutchies' goalie Maniago proved costly as the locals took the lead for the second time and held on land added an insurance goal as |the period was drawing to a | close. The Dutchies, who will repre- sent Canada in the Olympics in Squaw Valley next spring have a tremendous team this year, They } have added a lot of new faces to their line up. They have Cesiar Maniago in goal and he is rated as a pro prospect. Up front they have young Clff Pen- nington, a real erack centre, last year with Flin Flon where he topped the team in goals scored. He is a real classy plav maker and has a Montreal ticket on him. Pennington is still Jr. age but elected to join the Dutchies as they make their second bid, for the Olympic title, RON MUIR the Dutchies. The first win of lops. Game time is 8.30. The game here tonight will break the tie between the Dunnjes and Kitchener team, who downed the Dunnies three straight games in pre sea. son tilts, will be seeking their the young . season over their arch rivals, the Dun- Florist Addresses Dundas H-S The Dundas Street East Home {land School Association. held its October meeting on Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. Jones, president, ; | opened the meeting with the sing- ing of "0 Canada" at 8,30 after {| parents visited classes. A short d business sessiop followed with leach of the conveners giving her report. | Mrs. Jones asked the parents to {keep in mind the rummage ard bake sale to be held Nov. 7 in council chambers to begin at 10 a.m. All donations are appreciat- led and anyone having items of baking to be donated will be pick- ed up by calling Mrs, L, Moyle, | Miss Lois Burtinsky, of' Burtin- sky Florists, was the guest for the evening. Her beautiful floral arrangements and comments were much appreciated by all. All present had the chance to win one of the arrangements, the win. ners being Mrs. W. H- Mrs. Legge, Mrs. L. English Mrs. J. St. Johu, Mrs, E. Huteh: ings, Mrs. R. Law. A very lovely arranged vase of {flowers went to Jr. room, Miss Cregg, and Sr room, Miss Heard. Mrs. R. Twining thanked Miss The Kitchener team drafted a pair of players from Cornwall who are not in the league this year. They include Don Labelle, a rugged rear guard, and Ron Muir, a classy left winger. Muir Mrs. M. Detlor Burtinski for coming although she had a very busy schedule and also for donations of floral ar- |rangements. 'J. Lehman, retired president and Sports writers, announcers, fans, and hockey persons nel from Kitchener, gave the Dunnies little or no chance of even coming close in their series with the K-W Dutchies for the OHA Senior "A" champion« ship. The rest is history:--Whitby eliminated the Dutchmen in seven games and eventually won the Allan Cup, astonishing the hockey experts across the country, Last year the Dunlops knocked off the Dutchies in fine fashion, again winning the coveted trophy, for the Senior "A" championship of Canada. Reports this year out of Western Ontario were, that over a 54 game schedule the Dunlops would not stay with the K-W's in their race for the league leader- ship. Right now the fans and their hockey club from Kitchener are boiling as a result of the supreme show- ing of the Dunnies last Wednesday, and will be out tonight proving that it was just one of those unfor- tunate incidents, All this makes for tremendous rival- ry between two of the best Senior hockey clubs in Canada. . TOWN AND COUNTRY . .. Whitby Hillcrest Juniors have their first taste of exhibition hockey this Monday evening at 8:30 when they entertain the Aurora Bears Junior "B" team . , . Clinton Comets won their second in a row by a convincing 8-0 score over the new entry from New York City last Wed- nesday in Clinton . . . British Columbia Lions will have their first taste-of play-off competition today in Vancouver when they tangle with the favored Edmon- ton Eskimos in the first game of a two-game, total- point semi-final series. A erowd of 35,000 is expected, coming close to the record attendance set in 1955, when Montreal' were defeated by Edmonton for the Grey Cup . . . Meanwhile in the East the controversial Toronte Argonauts are in a state of anxiety; hoping for a win with the Ottawa Roughriders, they could still lose out if Montreal were to upset the leaguee leading Hamilton Tiger-Cats, which is rather unlikely « . . 'Bronco Horvath, of the Boston Bruins is setting a tremendous pace in the goal scoring department, av- eraging almost a goal a game, with eight tallies in nine contests in NHL competition, Montreal Canadiens are now beginning to show the type of hockey ex- pected from them by millions of hockey fans in the U.S. and Canada. stons, 10, « COAL 25.50 PER TON DELIVERED Prices effective until Oct, 31st ARTHUR. MITCHELL LTD. CALL PICKERING 74 (collect) GOLDEN GALAXY MILK 00. are proud to introduce GOLDEN MILK GALAXY TO WHITBY The greatest nutritional advance of this century for you and your children you ewe jt to yourself and your family to investi- gate this product, Because . . . 1. It is recommended by doctors 2. 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Four Leaf Clover Home and School Association Hillerest H and § Asoc. THURSDAY, Nov, § Salvation Army Women's HL Co-op Guild Faith Baptist. Church WMS FRIDAY, Nov. § BAZAAR Auspices of ALL SAINTS CHURCH to be held in the PARISH HALL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD fiom 2:30 till 5 p.m. AFTERNOON GUILD OF Salvation Armv Youth Fellowship SATURDAY, Nov. 7 United Church 4W's Couples Club Presbyteens of St. Andrew's Church SUNDAY, Nov. 8 United Churek YPU Family Monuments WILDROOT FOUNDER DIES BUFFALO, N.Y, (AP)--Harry a founder of the Wildroot Com- pany, died Thursday at 76. He helped found the hair-tonic con- cern here in 1910, convinced that the hair dressing two local bar- bers concocted from animal ofl and herbs had vast commercial potential, and directed the com. panv's growth into a major pro. STAFFORD BROS. Monumental Works 318 Dundas East MO 8-3552 l Created To oy Individual IM Requirements ducer until he retired last year, THERE'S CHILL IN THE AIR! yourself these questions: 1. 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GRADUATING SERVICE Mrs, Ronald Nickle, M.A. SUNDAY SCHOOL 1AM, Girls end Boys under 9 years 10 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM, MORNING SERVICE 7 P.M. EVENING SERVICE 11 AM. Infant care Junior Worship 10 AM. Girls and Boys ® years ond over PASTOR Revival Centr e REV. J, E. SCARR 307 Brock St. N., Whitby, Ont. Phone MO 8-5772 ON THE AIR SUN, 8:45.9:00 AM,, CKLB OSHAWA SUNDAY SCHOOL ....%1ssssssseve. 9145 om, MORNING WORSHIP ...veeneesesss 11:00 am, EVANGELISTIC 7:00 p.m. SPECIAL SPEAKER=--Rev. Gordon Atter, with Students from Eastern Pentecostal Bible College, Peterbore, A warm welcome awaits you in Father's house. THE SALVATION ARMY : The meeting closed with the bir, = cae 1 winger url Enitertaing JB's |. ™, mins, cost vio be the Whitby arena and will more] The Whitby Baptist Church lunch served by Room § mothers. than likely bear a lot of watching|s B's held its regular monthly -- tonight. Kitchener also put Billy| meeting on Oct, 27 at the home of were made for a Christmas party Kennedy on their list of players Mrs, Murray Detlor with Mrs, /to be held Dec. 29, they wanted for the Olympics but! Detlor presiding All reports were] At the next November meeting the New York - Maple Leaf deal|read and approved a missionary, Miss Bernice Lee, may have spoiled that, During the business period wili be thc guest speaker. The At time of writing, the Dunnies, | plans were made for a combined remainder of the evening was' [the Kitchener Dutchmen and the Hallowe'en party, bazaar and'spent on sewing articles for the | Windsor Bulldogs are all tied foritea to be held at the 3apiist coming bazaar, The hostess serv- first place with four points each. Church on Friday evening. Plangied a buifet lunch. 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