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GEORGE BEVAN PAUL COATH EARL J. BRYANT ALBERT RANDALL FLUORIDATION PASSES Voters Re-Elect All t' Incumbent Members '| Whitby ratepayers yesterday|Davidson were all re-elected in! Dr, Hobbs was making his, A re-elected every candidate up/that order. New members of/jfirst bid for public office and! _ for re-election and gave fluoride|council are George Bevan, Des-' was the only school board candi-! ' a 90-vote go sign. Town Clerkimond Newman and Haroldddate to top the 1,000 mark. ; John R..Frost reported that Slichter, all making their first'John Moss lacked only three approximately 30 per cent of/bid for public office. votes of the 1,000 to place * the town's 6,228 voters turned, The three sitting members of second, out to the polls on a rainy elec-\the Public Utilities Commission; Mrs. Gwynneth Hoag, the tion day. were also re-elected. They are only woman candidate for the George Brooks, a member of|Albert Randall, James are ag 4 bigs ogee fourth in the present counci!, was elect-jand Earl Bryant, elected in her first bid for office. Ronald ed Aaputyieers over Willardithat order. Robert Cawker,/Egan and John A. Mitchell,| 4 cold Plate erglieg -- Dodd, a former member of making his first bid for a seat also making their first bid, 4¢ capacity climaxed a highly council. Mr. Brooks succeeds in the PUC, garnered triple|placed sixth and eighth re-|Successful annual bazaar eae |Warren Mowat who has bowed the votes of the fifth candi-|spectively. sored by St. John The Evangel- ROBERT CAWKER iS CWL Sponsors Successful Bazaar Here | GEORGE BROOKS jout of municipal politics this date, Richard Devnich, to take' This marks the first time the '8t CWL on Dec, 2 in the parish WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR | F re the fourth 'seat on the PUC. [Whitby Public School Board has hall. It was a real Christmas 4W's To Present "The two-way battle for this. The three members of thejhad eight members. Of last aden "py gears e seat was the top fight of the Whitby Public School Board upjyear's six, only three elected Speedo at ages ts Brishie Pantomime Soon lcampaign, Mayor Stanley/for re-election were all re-elect-|to run again. y 1 . 4 peck beautiful wisp taf United Church 4 W's Group/Martin and Reeve Everett/ed, but not at the top of the! The fluoridation question sa rifts ove asta & wibntaee ee ah eti P Quantrill having been re-elect-list. Richard Matthews placed which drew little comment at a of post booth and # hoine jheld Felgen gg rohiren Sled by acclamation on nomina-|third to Dr. Kenneth Hobbs'public' meeting, did not get Pekin abl hat a ia surel Saturday at the Church Audi-| on night. and John Moss; Henry Perry|through the battle too handily, |22%!"8 Me St J hae CWL hi ; Councillors Paul Goath, Mrs.|was_ fifth and Thomas Ed-|At one point the "no's" had a Selle hsormae reece os \Joyce Burns and William wards was seventh. _ oe tage ree ple The: atternoon tha tables Gan: torium, The meeting was called|" \to order by the presidents, Dr. and Mrs. J. Wall. A worship service in keeping with the] |Christmas scene was conducted by Nona and Bev Davis and} CHERRY GETS CHOPPED What a shame! -- the closely guarded secret held by Whitby Mohawk manager Ivan Davie, that his coach Bob Cherry was fired over the weekend, seeped through to those who shout. informed of such matters. If it wasn't for our reliable source of in- formation, we might still be ignorant of this startling development, After hearing of the firing we con- tacted manager Davie and president Joe Luke. Luke was non-committal, and was apparently as surprised as anyone to read about the dismissal in yesterday's edition of the Globe and Mail. We'll bet in explain- ing the reason for giving Cherry the axe Davie said, "The executive had been displeased with Bob's work for quite sometime and as manager of the club, I felt it was time to make a change. The executive were unhappy about the way Bob handled his formations of forward lines, continually making changes, and even putting defencemen up front." Continued Davie, "I got the impression from the executive's expressions that if we continued along the same lines, that my job would also be in jeopardy." MOHAWES JUST AVERAGE But lad,ies and gentlemen, let's face facts. Re- gardless of who replaces Cherry, the Whithy Mo- hawks are not going to set the Metro Junior "A" league on fire. They are just an average hockey club with no super-stars. Their .500 won-lost record (excluding last night's encounter) is a true indication of their strength. The Mohawks lost by four and six goal margins to St. Michael's College Majors, which is about the actual difference between the two clubs. They made a creditable showing against the Toronto Marlboros, splitting two games. Whitby have han- led Unionville capably on two occasions. The only real basis for alarm was an 11-3 loss to Brampton. But those trouncings happen to the best of hockey officials, We feel the Mohawk players redeemed themselves to Cherry (if he was to blame) by winning 8-4 over the same club a few days later in Whitby: CHERRY'S SUCCESSOR BEWARE! To our knowledge there are no miracle workers on earth -- despite Oral Roberts' proclamations, Or in other words, you can't get blood out of a stone. Toe Blake, probably the most successful hockey coach in the past few years, wouldn't have meritted a sniff of the Stanley Cup if it hadn't been for the Canadiens' managerial staff, who gathered together such a collection of hockey greats. But it's the same old story in any sporting circles -- when the going gets rough, the coach is generally the fall guy! The next gentleman who takes over the coaching reins (pity the poor chap) hadn't better lose a couple in a row, or he's liable to get the old heave-ho also. Stay tuned for the next exciting chapter in the life and legend of the Whitby Mohawks. How about yours truly for coach, Ivan? DAVIE ACCEPTS DUAL ROLE TOWN AND COUNTRY .. . Cherry's successor hasn't been named as yet, but two or three are under consideration. Until one is chosen, Ivan Davie will assume the dual role . We were unable to contact Bob Cherry for comment at time of writ- ing, but our reliable source said that he was quite surprised and disappointed when informed of his being let go.... Manager . = strong lead tered with gay Christmas s s \" : F 29 Civil Actions On af aes net, comme candles added to the festive air. Mrs, G. Carter, president, intro- 4 duced the Regional Chairman year term, the town's second. [Mire J. Sprages of Ajax who Following is how the voting! officially opened the bazaar. went: Mrs. J. MacDonald and Mrs. For Deputy - Reeve; first L, named elected: George Brooks, Bernice Law. During the business meeting) nf that followed the new executive rt was announced as follows: Su reme Cou List Presidents, Dean and ; Ruest -- emg ge of | y . s | rigs this event an ose in charge sot Deioiy Bora on There are 29 civil actions list- O'Connell for defendant, of booths were: aprons, Mrs. L. ies, Dick and Marilyn Brough-|€d on the docket for the 'current accident. _,._jlard Dodd, 720. Bloye; children's wear, Mrs. G. ton; treasurers; Lorne and Jean) sitting of the Supreme Court of McCrimmon vs Pawlowsky;) 54. council: Brown: gifts and fancy work, Penfound; members conveners,| Ontario, in session now at Whit-/Creighton, Fraser, Drynan and e Mrs. F. Dudgeon: home baking, Howard and Millie Elliott by. Mr. Justice Smiley is pre- Murdoch for plaintiff, Bench,| E Paul Coath. 1.042 Mrs. Keith MacDonald; parcel Al : siding Keogh, Rogers and Glass for de-; *- aul Coath, 1,042 pape ) Also a committee of Rev. J. nae : ain Mrs. Joyce Burns, 1,019 Smith, the club presidents and| Following is the list fendant, motorcycle and auto William Davidson. 1.015 Forbes McEwen was established) Potter et al vs Hig oe fot rom a Lattoncn: Grier| Gaerne Seven: an" to administer the funds remain-|Limited, Ogden and. Brudnicki; amilton vs LaForce; Greer auto 1,032; Wil- First six elect- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 3, 1701 5 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolson|Kelly for plaintiff, Shearer and P Toreniy Are chard Padget |denfant breach of promise. [Hewat Motors vs Lambert Ot ts) into spending a few; |. 2 ; y Limited; I days as the guests of Mr. and Van Der Horst vs Van Der for plaintiff, H. M. Pollitt for Mrs, J. Whi A : Horst; Ruwald and Poolman for! qereng t act ® ake Whitehurst of 123 Kent | vaintiff, Russell J. Murphy for rs god lg re return of |defendant, contested divorce. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hansen! Gerace and Buldyke vs Reg-| jof Scarboro were callers over|istrar of Motor Vehicles: Rus:| the weekend at the home of Mr.|sell J. Murphy for plaintoff, E.| and Mrs. Wm. Simpson |Henry street SCALE MODEL SASKATOON, Sask. (CP)-- of|H. Silk for defendant, auto acci-/Arthur H. Thompson, retired ident, Saskatoon warehouseman, has| | : | dall: Bicknell| built a six-foot-long scale model| | Mrs. G. Bartindale of Stirling | at tonde for plsintit, anecniot London Bridge and its build- was a weekend giest at the|tateq divorce jings as they were in 1930--be- home of her daughter and son-| MacArthur vs MacArthur: |lieved to be the second such in-law Mr, and Mes. David Ker-|parris. Harris and Wallace for, Model in existence. Mr. Thomp- nohan of Bayview avenue. plaintiff, uncontested divorce. |S0n spent 18 months building the! Salvation Army Women's|_ Wallace vs Wallace; Joseph model. Home League held a very suc-|P. Mangan QC for plaintiff, un-/ L post, Mrs. Paul Kaiser; dolls, the Sodality girls; tea tables, Mrs. D, Newman and supper, i Desmond Newman. 877 Mrs. V. Mallon. : jing from the "Roaring Twenties|Daley, Sutherland and Robson,and Kelly for plaintiff, bstageace Harold Slichter, 871 The prize winners were: main |Revue". Those funds are to be/for the plaintiffs; and Fasken,/Thomson, Rogers, Howie an Mal Femia. 60 draw first prize, Mrs. D. Clarke jused for children's welfare|Robertson, Aitchison, Pickup) Freeman for defendant. Auto ac- me yard eH |Milton; second, Miss R, New- work. jand Calvin for the defendants; |cident and personal injuries. iit Bay hod ae xy Whitby. hind' tbr fants _ Following the business meet-/litigation re ewimming Pools. | Algo: Farms Sunderland Ltd. Donald Read, 458 |Bloye, Whitby, Other prize win- ing the members broke in| Orpwood vs Orpwood; Joseph|vs Davies and Stauffer; Bassel, nets were: Mie: G. Korteknas groups to plan and rehearse a|P. Mangan QC for the plaintiff,|Sullivan, Holland, Lawson and) For Public Utilities Commis- Mrs. J. Reardon, Oshawa, Mrs. iChristmas pantomime that is to|an uncontested divorce suit Hardisty for plaintiff, John)sion, first four elected: I Blove 'Mrs, J. Parise, Danny \be presented to the Jr. and in-| Butterill vs Butterill; Greer)Meadows Marsh, QC, for de-| Albert Randall, 1.325 Reardon, Bahuwn and Sire. ML ltermediate Sunday school classjand Kelly for the plaintiff and|/fendant Davies, Greer and Kel-| James Ross, 1,320 | rattan Christmas parties. |Murray M. Lipton for the de-jly for defendant Stuffer. Auto| Earl J. Bryant, 1,299 fsa A delicious buffet lunch was/fendant, contested divorce ac-|accident. ponent Conger, 1.288 v . j lt dition. | ; : id: G | ichar evnich, 42 D Sh peng sorter vee 7 chub' a0 Brownlee vs Registrar ot ue ayia} page el For Whitby Public School alry Ippers viti ss Vehicles; Russell Jor Plain » UACONLER ede curd; teat eight elected: tivities. Motor 7 R " divorce. | » first eight elected: . re |Murphy for the plaintiff, E. H. 2 an oe | Dr. Kenneth Hobbs, 1,073 K M lk M (Silk for the defendant, auto bag rege Adee Greet andl John Moss, 997 ee Wil ovle |Murphy for plaintiff, Shearer Mony claim. dias fa. wu get-together of the officials of PERSONALS and Co. for defendant; litigation) Corporation of the Township| Ronald Egan, 700 Donlands Dairy with their milk ire auto accident. of Pickering vs Bennett and! Thomas Edwards. 685 shippers was held in the Rec- Miss Jean Van Hoof of Hol-|_ Vickery vs Zajac; McGibbon|Fraser, Stevens, Hassard and) John Mitchell, 595 Vas tand. Who visiting with her|a%d Bastedo for plaintiff, Zajac|Elliott for plaintiff, 7. T.| Godfrey Schilling. 593 a Ta OVs. 4a b i. brother and) sister iedew" Ma lappearing in person. Breach of|Salmers for defendant. Litiga:| Sonn Howard. a6f ele Ge ONA Ch land Mrs. Peter Van Hoof, Dun-|Contract. beg eence? | Donald Fillmore, 382 MT tae weil, ee on Mrs. E "| | ; 2 * A question ; i das street, is celebrating her, Mahaffy vs Malda,; Hum- Latimer vs Latimer; R M) Fluoridation: Yes--874; No--|the milk industry and a short birthday today. Best wishes for|phreys, Boychyn and Hillman)Heffer for plaintiff, uncontested 794 dance finished out the evening |many more birthdays are offer-|for plaintiff, E. Richard Lovekinj divorce. : | gence : ed to Miss Van Hoof. \for defendant, Auto accident. Watkinson vs Watkinson; R.} | Glober vs Knibloe: Greer and|M. Heffer for plaintiff, uncon-| | tested divorce. of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs.|Co, for defendant. Auto acci-| Murrell vs Murrell; W. E, ROYAL CANADIAN LE ION Harold Kerry of Port Perry/dent ue (by agent C, V. Langdon oar and Mead, Ward ofp aL cree CAL dacs, rt at ey ha | ys Myers Cotton; McKenzie,|~ o 331 Centre street north Wood 'and Goodchild for plain-|_ Yale, Trustee of the Estate of WHITBY BRANCH 112 tiffs, Jones and Greer for de-|Ronald Arthur Hewat and Ron (FOR 1962) WEDNESDAY, DEG. 6 AT 8:00 P.M. All Branch Members Urged to Attend coaatul bazaar and fon on Fri- ae ag ell Greer eial ay afternoon at the Citadel. ; i Mrs. Major Simpson officially |Kelly for Plaintiff, such ieracee haere the _ bazaar Ladies} Jablonski and Jhachevsky 'vs| aay -- lg ba \Dussault and State Farm Insur-| |Kentner, fancy work: Mrs y,|ance Company; Greer and Kelly| |Hewis, aprons; Mrs Donni-)for Mere settee oes ; ed. | emi. ts, Broks. an" Bona Ruter tables, Mrs. Major Simpson, 0° = Sou ae wat Mrs. R. Willetts, Mrs. eurande oe BROCK EVENING SHOWS AT 6:55 & 8:30 LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 8:30 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT a es MASSE! FITZGERALD JOHNSON Lk 'i 2 CingmaScoPE COLOR by DE LUXE PLUS! 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