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Forme 2 Rapae:r WHITBY And DISTRICT Juveniles HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Choose Sr. And Jr. Basketball Teams Oshawa Curling Rink, Teams py Knight, from Brampton, Cobourg, Downs- view, and Forest Hill will also|yjlle will nlay in Whitby. be in attendance. The Whitby High School girls' basketball team played the first game of the season with St. Peter's High School. junior and the Grade 9 bantam teams all played and we won all our games. If the teams do as well for the rest of the season as they did in their first games, we may win the championship. Mrs. Burn, the coach, has just chosen the senior and junior teams, The girls who will play forward positions are: K. Menzel, Joan Fairman, L. Shepherd, B. Townsend, J. Tweedy, M. L. Cuddy, G. Stanley, E. Campbell, M. Tripp Flim, U. Menzel. The gi who have m team as guards are: F. Gibson, P. Lowe, J. Underwood, J. Wen- sing, Jean Fairman, A. Dryden, K. McIntyre, V. Spenser, M. Wil- Joughby, B. Irvine, N. Harding, L. Zeisner, and C. Barrons. Teresa Steffler is the manager o. the junior team and Nancy Bird is the manager of the senior team . : On Jan, 6, 12 g tried an of ome a Das The senior, and Lindsay High School. On schools are Port Hope, Cobourg, and Whitby; the northern schools are PCVS, St. Peter's, Kenner Tuesday, Whitby will play an ex- hibition match with Kenner High School and I hope they win again. By RAY REESON In the Annual High School Christmas Bonspiel held at the Whitby Curling Rink during the holidays, Lundmark's team won a close decision over the Town- son entry after going into extra ends. Skipped by Bill Lundmark with Bob Correll as vice, George Kollard as second and Dave Maundrell as lead, this team won out over 12 others entered. Down 7-3 after seven ends, the Townson team with Jack Town- son as skip, Dave Gibson as vice, Bill Waters as second and John Miller, as lead, gained four points to tie the game and send it into extra ends. In the extra end Lundmark"s team curled very consistently and counted two yoints to win the game and the mpionship. 'Wallop Port Hope on Thursday, to strengthen their hold" on second place behind Bowmanville. Goals were scored by Sharmon, Ross, 3; Treen, Law, Cornish; Thursday, Jan. SUMMARY The 12 teams entered in com-| 1st period: Sharmon, petition at. the Whitby Rink play mitchell; 2nd period, Ross, a: every week and seem to be en-|sist Gray, Ross, joying every minute of it. Of- ficiating clinics are being held in|Treen; the gym for the boys to get some Cornish, assist Treen. worthy refereeing for the basket-| ball season ahead. Hope assisted by Crawford. assist Law, assist Sharmon; McKnight WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR Whitby Juvenile Hockey team win over the Orillia Bulldozers at|ie milicrests showed they still Roberts Fires 2 In Hillcrest Win By CLIFF GORDON jout in this period, six to the Milk- | men, and included majors to both Whitby Hillcrest Dairy Jrs. last teams. night chalked up a convincing 6-2| In the third and final period THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, January 12, 1960 § WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. Maurice Davidson, mana- ger of Whithy Dominion Store| for a period of 3% years is soon| to be transferred to Peterborough| Dominion Store. Over the week- end his staff presented him with 1960 Warden May Be Acclaimed Unless there is a "dark horse" deputy-reeve, Warren Mowat. in the background, it could hap-| A new reeve comes from East a | a set of luggage when a surprise] that the 1960 warden for Ou-|Whitby Twp. this year in the per. 14, Bowman- defeated Port Hope Panthers, 7-1/the Whitby arena. The bulldoerzs| hold down first place in the league standings but the Hill-| crests, who are now tied for sec-| ond with Newmarket Smokerings,| have six games in hand over the| The Port Hope goal was scored|front runners and three over the| Smokerings. | Team captain Ken Roberts led| ing hard both ways, and s Gray; classy blueliner triggered a pair 3rd period, Ross, assist Myers;|of goals. Other Whitby goal getters with {one each were Paul Tran, Bill scored for Port yndmark, Ernie Mills and Dave Nicholishen. The Kennedy brothers, Nick and Gary, scored for the losers. | The Whitby team showed one {new face in their line up last | night in Lyn Middleton, and the big blona defenceman looked {mighty sharp. He plays it cool and passes very well for a Jr. He will make his name known well on the team with a few more games under his belt. The Bulldozers opened the scor- ing in the first minute of play saint >t uy In order to gain the finals, iners were Mrs, Fer -'Lundmark's team scored a de- market and Miss Haymes from cisive upset over Ralph Newton $s Scarboro. They are both national- entry who had previousiy been ly rated of d. Townson's team won : Marilyn Triy a strong n an as : t gain the| sociate's 1 . vis entry to the consolation game, Phil is' team won out over New- am 10-5. On Saturday Jan. 22, Whitby the three will be represented by a team schools or skipped by Ralph Newton, Bob! \thern Is as vice, Bill V s as and John Miller as lead ithern and vill play ex i : r 1 X southern in the District finals held at t Yine Lawyer $25 OnDrivingCharge stopped by Oct. 20. They said that it pave the the Whitby lawyer ..B when he parked his car in|led for about 300 yards on front of his house, was Monday wrong lane, then back to fined $250 and costs or 10 days iniright side of the road. jail for impaired driving. Duncan| They followed it along Henry B. Mcintyre, of St. John street|street, then watched it make a west, appeared in Whitby traffic left turn to St. John street west, court before Magistrate Craw- and come to a stop in front of a ford Guest who reduced the house. charge to impaired driving while] PC Hooker told the court that intoxicated earlier, before the car had pulled PC James Hooker and PC lout on Dundas street, he had Ernest Shepperdson, of the Whit- watched the driver get out, by Police Dept., both told the check all four tires, then get back court that they had followed ain car west on Dundas C Bell, a 1 anda ne 5 had clocked him at accused PC St¢ hat Bel Zot the ic rifle from Dead the car. St., on/ Both officers sald that ac- |cused was unsteady on his feet land both said that he was intoxi- . |cated. Yout ine |" Called as a defence witness, |Hector Palmer, a Whitby me- " chanie, said that the rear shock For S eedin !absorbers were useless and the P # car therefore had a tendency to way. H 3 Li or | The accused, who told the court aving 10U that the car had been given to . " him by the widow of a client, A Brooklin vouth, POLICE | oid his car was a 1940 model. ted T ed Dead yo aid that because the shocks » WaS|gwayed with two fingers. Ot 4 in| He said that he had consumed U nine or ten glasses of beer that ""|day and had checked the tires "lat the corner of Byron and Dun- other seldom: },ve had a flat tire because the O'd wes ;. vehicle was not running properly. 16, of Bald-| "yy trate Guest, after consid- d before Mag. the evidence, said that he hi Whitby 44 not think it was sufficient to ... toxicated driving and reduced the € charge to impaired and levied artment, 3s : d Bell through the fine. on Dec. 18 and, be en C 1 Cl b t-gak " The United Church 4 W's Il said } a p en en hie Couples Club held its first meet- noted that the, ing of the year last Saturday. The drinking. |&roup met at the church and was é cour f welcomed by the president, Mr. d-off | enjoyed sleigh rides or! The members returned to the Alive n © |Assembly Hall and square Bel Whitby police dancing was enjoyed. A hot lunch court er to a charge was served by the refreshments BROC Phone MO 8-3618 N Pi : Evening Shows aot 7 & 8:20 ow dying Last Complete Show at 8:20 Adult Entertainment GE # Pos /T ¥ She does the most surprising | 8 were worn, the car could be hasing 1lquor| gq, hecauge he thought he might ed guilty warrant a conviction on the in- | the car, he said, | E . D : ottle of beer and the| njoys ancing im that he Terry James. They afterwards of being in possession of the gun. committee. things! LESLIE HENRY , CARON FONDA THE MAN Who UNDERSTOOD WOMEN' COLOR by OF Luxe * CINEMASEOPE + STERZOMONIC SOUND Dn A BOMB-SHELL OF PROVOCATIVE LOVE AND SLEDGE-HAMMER VIOLENCE! (WITH GERRY BLAIR PINCH-HITTING) A special benefit hockey game takes place at the Whitby Arena tomorrow night, when the Whitby Dunlops entertain the Junior Canadiens. The game is a benefit contest for the injured Alfie Treen, who has been out of action for five weeks now and isn't expected back for sometime yet. The hockey club has of course paid Alfie's lost wages from work, and other hospital and medical expenses which get very costly over a period of this length. The game itself brings together two old rivals, and some of the best attrac= tions witnessed in this arena have been between the Dunlops and Sammy Pollocks Junior speedsters, who really turn on the juice. Canadiens already hold a 4-2 wir over the local squad this year having defeated them in Brockville in a pre-season contest, Just last week-end the Junior Habs whitewashed the Hamilton Junior "A" Tiger-Cubs 9-0. By the way please note that this game will start at 8:30 p.m., because oi earlier ice rentals at the arena, and a big crowd is expected. Alf Treen is one of the most popular members of the local club, which was certainly proved last year when the fans voted him the Charlie Burns award as the most popular player on the club. Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto report a biz de- mand for tickets to the Russian game between the Moscow Selects and the Whitby Dunlops one week from tonight. Here in Whitby and Oshawa (where tickets are available at the Whithy arena and Bola- hood's Sportshaven) ticket sellers reported brisk ac- tivity yesterday. We have heard a lot of "beefing" the last day or two over the fact that the team tour- ing Canada will apparently not be the Russian Olm- pic team. We'll clarify the merits of this Soviet team in a moment, but first we'd like to get a couple of our own "beefs off our chest". As usual most of the current "lots to say guys" are those who hardly ever attend the regular home games of the "Dunnies", but only go to special games and play-offs. This is the same crowd that gripe at play-off time when the C.A.H.A. order the National Playdowns into Maple Leaf Gardens. Of course they've had all season to watch games here, but where were they? Then when the club has to do certain things they critisize every- one, of course excluding themselves! No use beating around the bush, we just don't buy those kind of fans, (bandwagon fans they call 'em don't they?). If they want to have a lot to say, attend the game regularily. The club can always use some - support of that type. It always strikes us funny that the 1,000 or so steady fans of the Dunlops seldom complain too much when play-offs are moved to the Gardens. They know that sometimes the club has little choice in these matters. Also they gripe very little when there's an ajustment in admission prices to keep astride of rising costs, or when the club is in a losing streak. The second guessers in all these matters are usually those who contribute very little day in and day out to the continued operation of the club, and if all fans contributed as little there soon would be no club. The moral of this story is that the Dunlops could use some more attendance at regular games from those who aren't going and a little less critisism of things they don't understand because they aren't around enough. Now, if we've got some of that straight, back to the Russian game, and we'll try and enlighten you on the team which will tour Canada. First of all they defeated the Swedish National team 4-0 in Stockholm Sweden this past week-end on their way to Canada. And the Swedish team are no slouches., Secondly George Dudley C.A.H.A, Business Manager reports that there are eight players on this club that played against the "Dunnies" at Oslo a year ago last spring. Third, what would ever make. the Canadian public think that Russia has only one good hockey club. They have 75,000 registered players in the Soviet Union, and last year Kelowna Packers met five different teams in their tour of Russia, and had as much trouble with one club as the other. Gordon Juckes. president of the C.A.H.A. said, "I was amazed at how many good hockey players they have". Every club Kelowna played looked as good as the other." Finally the price charges are set by the C.A.H.A. The Whitby Dunlops don't get one cent more or less if there is 5.000 at the game or 14,000 at the game. Last time the Russians played here there was a $40.000 gate, The "Dunnies" got only $2000. They get the same thing this time regardless of the amount of the gate. Trust this makes everything clear. See you at the next home game of the "Dunnies" eh gang? TOWN AND COUNTRY ..... Whitby Hillcrest Dairy Juniors, whipped the league leading, Orillia Bulldozers, 6-2 at the Community Arena last night. This put the Hillerests closer to the top, plus the fact that they still have six games in hand over the bal- ance of the league, due to poor scheduling . .. . . Charlie Burns, former colorful performer for the Whithy Dunlops, and likely one of the most remem- bered of any hockey club that has departed to better competition, had a brilliant week with the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League. Charlie re- ceived first star in the game between them and the Toronto Maple Leafs, in Toronto on Saturday night. He scored one and assisted on another, and according to newspaper reports, he scored one that didn't count. Sunday in Boston, he tallied another, in helping the Bruins to a 4-0 pasting over the Leafs. All told he accumulated five points last week Bill Mc- Kissock, Sportscaster at Radio Station CKLB. will nterview Wren Blair on his 6:15 report on. sports. ( (Wednesday), Thev will discuss the line-up of the Russians and other fgets pertaining to the Soviet squad « o o o « JMOITCW 1 as a result of a ible in front of the Whitby net with Gary Ken- nedy the trigger man on the goal. The Whithy team battled back and tied the score at. the 8.14 mark as Mills fed a pass out his mates in last night's game as/was really flying both ways last| he played the best game we have night as he was handing out body assist i ay i ) .| ks that rocked the teeth of " i : ; ; seen him play in two years, Rs ore Onllia plaver aud of Mrs. Howard Bartley of Wil-lcording to a cusiom which is|council, Mrs. Jean McPherson. 'travel to Newmarket on Thursday|yy, and Mrs. Sid Johnson, 125 this year are pretty slim, had plenty of fire as they out-|PArty was arranged. _ltario County will be elected bylson of Wilfred Pascoe. He will scored the visitors 2-1. Nicholi- Mrs. Edna Sawyer was hostess cclamation. The warden's elec- be no stranger, having served as shen and Roberts, with his sec-lon Wednesday afternoon to herltion jn this county usuaily runs deputy-reeve two years ago. ond goal, were the goal-getters, euchre club at her home in North |i two or three ballots with 8s| A new deputy-reeve comes Nick Kemeny, sored, he ful i Prize Wig ee any as three candidates in the from Mara Twp., Charles Healy, goal of the game at 09 Mrs. A. Son, 2. Vrs. N0Se| running. along with a new reeve, Erwin mark of the final period. Barriugion oo RL But tals year, county oiticials Cowie, last year's deputy-reeve. | ; Sireport that only one candidate Pickering Twp. will also send a ° JCE CHIPS . . ; Ken Roberts served by the hostess assisted by|appears to be in the running. He|new deputy-reeve this year, Rass {Mrs. Rose Barrington. The next|is Reeve William J. Heron, of Hawthorne, who replaces one of euchre will be held at the home rock Twp. This year also, ac-the two women on .last vear's | liam St. W., Oshawa, with Mrs.| rien followed in this county, the! i : 1 often Ys | The only woman on county [pede shat, de fired 6 paié of tele Batheson as hostess. The mem. ighest office of the council Wil |couneil in 1960 will be Mes. Mary {his first start in a league game|Ders of the club wish to ag go to some candidate in the north| Reid, deputy-reeve of Ajax. and appears to know his way their congratulations to Mrs. Win-/of the county. - around the ice lanes. . . . He is a;nie Godding on her forthcoming| yn 1958 Reeve Cyril Morley, of = blueliner, something that th e marriage. Pickering village, was warden. | Whitby team can really use. . . . | Mrs. R. McCloskey of Mary Last year, Reeve Walter Beeth, {Ernie Mills was the only casualty|St. E., is opening her home this of East Whitby Twp., was war- of the game as je Was sul on the evening to the knitters for the|den and the chances of another left cheek and had to have medi-|Catholic Church extension. |man from the southern part cal attention, . . . The Hillerests| Mark and Myles, twin sons of|the county being named wardv SOOTHING VAPORS BRING INSTANT Kellogg's Asthma Relief--for all sufferers from asthma and asthmatic hay fever Available in powder pack. ages and cigarette night and then go to Penetang on wellington St., are celebrating| However, it appears that Recve |Saturday night. The Whitby team| (yi. gh birthdays today. For the Heron, from the north part of the is taking a bus to Penetang on . . con a party has been ar- county, will have no opposing Saturday night and will have| ced with the following guests: candidate from the south in any oom foF Some 17:15 80%, 50 a | David Meier, Danny Silver, Bon-|event. It is also reported that no one wishing 10.20 can crnlag {nie Johnson, Paula Vanstone,|one else is seeking the warden's arena Tnanager an Moore in To | Johnny Bird, Judy Bird, Keith chair this year. ard {0 getting Teserva Ibbitson, Brian Jensen, Gregory County council holds its in- {tne ous SUMMARY Gouldburn, Phillip Harris and his|aygural meeting on Jan. 19, at unm brother Dennis. 2 p.m., and the first item of busi- It Period sg| A family dinner was arranged ness will be the election of a new 1 Oras 0. Renney iis i 8.14 at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. warden. from behind the net to Roberts| 3. Whitby: P. Tran 0 who let go a blistering shot that| Penalties -- Middleton 4.43, was partly screened and gave Campbell, served by Brown, goalie Swale no chance, 10.20. The next goal for the Whithy 2nd Period team was more or less a gift! 4 whithy: Lundmark effort. Paul Tran shot the puck Brown. Nicholishen sn 46 in the general direction of the| 5 whjtby: Mills, Roberts 11.31 Orillia cage and Keast, in at-| "penalties -- Graves 2.05, P. tempting to clear the puck de-|rran 3.07, Mills 4.15, Davis 8.45, flected it into his own net. That p Tran, major; N. Kennedy, was the way the score stood, 2-1 minor and major, 10.35; Nicholi- for Whitby at the end of the first| chen 13.10, Tripp 15.57, Keast 20 minutes of play. 116.17 ROUGH PERIOD 3rd Period The second period was a real| 6, Whitby: Nicholishen 5.33 rough hard hit affair and saw| 7. Whithv: Roberts, P. Tran 1.3% the Hillcrests score the only two| 8. Orillia: N. Kennedy .... 13.57 goals of the period. Lundmark| Penalties -- Mills, major, Nel- and Mills were the snipers. Alson, major, 10.45, Middleton total of 10 penalties were handed 13.34, LaFreniere 13.34. " John Hand of Henry St. Guests|,, YRY 13.03 Mr. and NEW COUNCILLORS form were: Mrs, G. Hand Sr., Mrs. Arthur Hand, Mr. and Mrs George Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hand, Mrs. BR. Conner, Miss Audrey Conner, Mr. Steve Hand, Mr. Harry Hand, Mr. Harry Hand Sr., Mr. Edward Hand, all lof Toronto, and Miss Joan Hand, | lot St. Catharines. Five new faces will appear on this year's council and the village of Port Perry will send a deputy- ireeve this year, for the first time, He is Deputy-reeve Thomas! Harris, one of 'the five new faces. Also new will be Whitby's Powder Packages--$1.50 Cigarettes --$1.00 Suggested retail prices. 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