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Tuesday, March 13, 1958 OWNERS RUSH TO HAVE DOGS An indication of how Whitby and district dog-owners are - ing recent urgings to have their dogs inoculated against rabies was seen last night at the Brook- lin Animal Hospital as many Starting today, you stand a chance of winning money," when ma. 34 ine H you shop ia Whitby. ¢ the "Appreclation Day" coupons will be given out in Whitby stores, from Whitby and Brooklin lined up with their pets for the Shown above, Dr. H of Bov~uanville, pr jection for a very fr doggie as owner Florrie Stevens n in- d little irke, Next Tuesday, a draw will be | made, on the four corners, and the firet coupon drawn will give the holder a percent of the jackpot, local merchants. Above which Smoke Rings Win 4 Straight By CLIFF GORDON The end of the trail night for the Whitby Dairy Juniors as they bowed to Newmarket Smoke Rings by the score of 5-3. This gives the Smoke Rings the best of seven grour finals in four straight games. The locals, lead 2-0 early in the middic frame but the powerful visitor came back and scored fast ones to overcome the local nine Smoke Rings will now meet the winner of the Georgetown-Parry Sound series which is tied at 2 e as of last night. Don Lintner, G Luke and Chas Maw scored in @ losing cause. Wilson, McBride, Rogers, Cain and Davis scored for the league champs. The Whithy entry who were short three of their regulars had their backs to the wall and part way through it. They did not ve up without a fight though. They f« hard right from the starting v tle 'and they held the Rings well in check. Don Lintner opened the scoring for the Bottlemen at the 4.25 mark on a neat pass from Art came last Hillcrest Rennick back hard several occasions but the That The 1 t were The Smoke and cam local goal w n f m was a he s i n th first period pen- alties being ha In the middle local took a 2-0 lead as working Luke rounded out > 8 play with War r Art Ren The Rings tht ick they scored one at to put them Hillcrests. Then the roof fell in withir 4 ful Smoke Rings put e that netted Ss an bag. The fi at the 14.05 on the firing ers put the at the 14.15 really from Rogers and doom for the Hi he heart right team. The Hillerests fou hard but they just did not ¢ sm BROC NOW pLAYING LAST GLENN GLORA BRODERICK FORD - GRAHAME - CRAWFORD EVENING SHOW 7 P.M. Adult Entertainment WHITBY Phone 8-3618 COMPLETE SHOW 8:20 SHEL Released thru UNITED ARTISTS LATEST FOX NEWS and | - of good entertainment to the town Sthope to be WHITBY and DISTRICT | 2 |schools, % teachers to of Starr Ave., Whitby, holds her | Stevens was replacing Dr S 1 pet. Actually, the injection takes | Egan, of the Brooklin animal only a fraction of a second and hospital, who is in a Toronto appears to be no more painful | hospital recovering from an than most injections received by | operation. : children in public schools. pr. | --Robertson, Whitby = | DEATHS JOHN BELL John Bell, a farmer in this area |for years, passed away in the | Toronto Generzl Hospital, on Sun day, March 11th. He was in hi | 86th year. Mr. Bell farmed in Audley for many years, prior to his retire ment, when he went to live in Toronto. He was a pillar of the Baptist Church, and was a mem |bet of the Whitby Baptist Church for many years. | He was predeceased last year |by his wife, Nellie, nee Paterson |who was also well known and |respected in her native Audley. | Mr, Bell is survived by his bro ther, William, of Audley, and his sister, Mrs. Phobe Scott, of Car |lisle, Saskatchewan. | The funeral service will be held in the Earle Elliot Funeral Home 715 Dovercourt Road, Toronto, on |Wednesday at 8.00 p.m. Interment will be at Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin, at 10. 00gp.m., Thursday, March 15th. PERSONALS Little Patricia Willard is cele brating her 5th birthday today On the occasion many: of her young friends came to present her with gifts and best wishes. The follow ing guests attended the party: Kay and Ann Humphreys, Vickey Bell, Andrea Brown, Diane Gordon, {Donna Stevens, Wendy Wildes, Jeannie McQuat. Birthday cake and all kinds of different very |tasty goodies were served and |2njoyed by all. handful of good luck, in the form of "Appreciation Day" coupons, SP! Irma Hoskin. Irma is | yijttle Sarah Inkpen celebrated n 2 r'g Jewellery lier sth birthday Saturday \dquarters of "Apprecia- | afternoon. Many of her young friends came to offer her thei Robertson, Whitby |phest wishes and presented her with -- lovely gifts. Among her guest cope with the more experi-|were: Mary James, Louise Pog Newmarket team. | son, Kathryn Wells, Anne Hen winners did not ease up stock, Anne Cook, Lynda Speers, in the final frame and they linda Clarke, Elaine Howard work and they in {| Linda Sleep, Vicky Evans, Mar- te e goals at the garet Hare. Refreshments were ¢ as Davis found the mark served including a very nicely from McBride. Then decorated birthday cake and all in the sin bin the kinds of goodies. To add to the s brought the local fans enjoyment of the guests, comedy feet as Maw. and John! MOVINg pictures were shown and Tran did a bit of neat stick hand-|terminated a perfect celebration ling on a breakaway to score the Ha , "har i ppy to report that Mrs. Char third d final goal of the game les Baird is improving nicely and or t Whitby team. The 'Smoke is now able to be up and around Rings then elected to play it cosy | and they concentrated on keeping] Mr. and Mrs. James Norrie and the puck out of their own end as({son Jimmie, of Weston, were the much as possible and keeping the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willian cals well bottled up. That was Willard last Saturday. he way it ended with the locals well hottled up and fighting for] Mr. and Mrs. Walter have now returned home holidaying in Florida. 1act McCar! after rather a harsh pill for Whithy Juniors to take, but vy took it well. They were beaten| Roberts, J. Tran, H. Tran, Lint *iby a much better team with a lot/ner, J. Rennick. and brought of experience local team coaching. The! Referees. Ted Topping and Bil several hours|/Balmer, SUMMARY 1st Period 1. Whitby. Lintner - 4.25. Penalties: man, Ward. f Whitby this season and they back next year only better. Seems that| y fingered party had a » referee. (Ted Topping ) as they jimmied open 2nd Period he window vent of his station] 2. Whitby. Luke--A. Rennick wagon and made off with some Ward, 6.03. merchandise that was in his poss-| 3. Newmarket. Wilson, 9.55 ession. Seems it takes all kinds| 4. Newmarket. McBride, 14.05 to make a world. | 5. Newmarket, Rogers -- Cain | Davis, 14.15. 6. Newmarket. Cain--Rogers--Da vis, 14.47. Penalties: J. Rennick, Tovey McBride, Loney, Cain, A. Ren nick, major, Fallis, major. 3rd Period A Rennick, igger McKnight, Mussel Line Ups NEWMARKET---Goal, Defence: Thoms, Cain. Wings McBride, Copeman. Fallis. Centre: ell, McKnight. Alts Wilson, Million, Graves, Loney, Rogers, Davis, Cain, Ad- air, sub goal, | 7. Newmarket. Davis -- McBride, WHITBY Goal: Campbell. De- 2.03. fence: Tovey, Rae. Centre: A. Ren-| 8. Whitby, Maw--J. Tran, 12.24 nick: Wings: R. Ward, Luke. Alts. Penalties. J. Rennick 2, Bell, Musselman, Maw, H. Roberts, K.! Graves, Thoms, Rogers WHITBY CLASSIFIED PAIR OF GLASSES, BROWN in brown leather case, near Union, Thursday night Phone LOST horn rim, Grand RUSSELL WILDE, ELECTRICAL CON tracting, new homes, water heaters, fix tures, range cables a specialty Phon: - i ---- -- ---- [MO 83174. March 2 ATION WORK = WANTED: | eens FERRY or domestic service, repairs, FOR SALE -- DAVEN-N RR WIT} also %-ton panel truck for | matching chair. Rug and baby crib Cross, MO. 8-4231. Mar.21 as good s new. Phonea MO. 8.4282 REFRIG com vverhau hire. 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Township Advises Pupils To Have Pets Inoculated Students in Whitby Township animals already, but will probably will be advised by their have Hore to 204 for De next fey have their pet dogs ays, 23 Hie only veierina : : . the township. Dr, 8S. I. Eagan, was immunized against rabies. They St o org rw 4 : * removed to hospital, last Thurs- will also be warned against petting day. Dr. Eagan, who has treated SiP2Y. anna' : . lover 300 animals already, is ex- ¢ The Township Coguet, 3 mej pected to return to work this week, ast meeling, decided or S| after undergoing a minor Hpera- course of action toward prevention|tion in St. Michael's Hospital, of the disease in the Township. Toronto. This measure is not so strong as| During his absence, Dr. H. C. that in force in the town of Whitby, Stevens, 'a government veterinar- where a Board of Health order|jan from Bowmanville will act as ates that all dogs must be locum. : , at the owner's expense| (ats, as well as dogs, are being st be tied up, until the immunized against hydrophobia. danger is over. |Dr. Eagan has treated 30 cats, Most of the work of immunizing|among the number of animals in- pets will fall on tae shoulders of oculated to date ; Dr. W. K. Mountjoy, of Brooklin.| As yet, no case of rabies has Dr. Mountjoy has inoculated many been confirmed in Ontario county. 7° WHITBY SPORTS. ®7 SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR hon so Lodge Holds Variety Fair On Saturday, March 3rd, the| benevolent Rebekah Lodge No, 132| held a Variety Fair, which con- sisted of home baking, aprons and| new articles, and rummage, it| was held in the council chambers. The convener was Mrs. Lottie Plaskett and it was "a very suc- cessful affair, She wishes to thank all who helped make the fair a success. Aprons and fancy work table was convened by Mrs. Ada Wickett, assisted by Mrs. Lorna Stevens, Mrs. Grace Harris and Mrs. Maude Brown. Home baking table was conven- ed by Mrs, Stella McLean assisted by Mrs. Mable James and Mrs.|: Jeanne Wickett, Mrs. Kathleen Brough, Mrs. Margaret Dewsbury, Mrs. Mary Randall and Mrs. Marg Bowden, Candy table for C.P. and T. fund raised a nice sum under convener- ship of Mrs. Greta Campbell and Mrs. Sheila Gordon. Legion Presents Essay Prizes For some years Whitby Branch) 112 of the Canadian Legion has ed essay contests in the CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore, | iate family. Mr. and Mrs. Moore The Whitby Dunlops are in the Eastern Ontario Senior League | finals! At 10.00 p.m. Sunday night, Mr. Lorne Cook (1st. Vice-| President of the OHA, and convener of the Eastern League), call- ed yours truly to inform us that the Brockville Magedomas had conceded the series to the Whitby Dunlops. We had a call from Mr. "Del" McMullen, manager of the 'Maggies' earlier in the ing requesting Whitby's permission to throw in the sponge. Mr. Mec- even- | the Colborne Street School, prizes! oge . Mullen reported that he was aware that the Magedomas, were not will be presented to pupils of Six Killed supplying play-off ing. Satu off hoc ject th competition and there was little use in continu-| night's game here was a miserable display of play- and it was not the desire of the Whitby Dunlops to sub- fans to any further productions such as that, thus the Dunlops agreed to the forfeiture of the series. Actually, we are not looking down on the Brockville club at this turn of events. Let's face facts. The Magedomas, (as they | themselves were big emough to admit) were not a Senior Hoc- key club, in the latter weeks of the schedule. They made a play- off berth strictly because they had won a number of games early in the season, when they had a much different club, than | the one they had from mid-January on. Lack of altendance in | Brockville made it impossible to keep up the heavy payroll, and f along the trail most of their high priced stars quit the club. In all the Magedomas had a total of 29 players pass through their ranks this season, yet in the final game the club played, they had only 8 players on their regular club. Three other players in Saturday night's lineup were from the Brockville Hornets Jun- for team. 11 men in Brockville put more hours of hard work in to n (which was forced to concede even in the play-offs), than some p e put into the operation of many higher ranked clubs. Af 1 Stanford was forced to quit hockey (lollowing a nervous bre lown), "Del" McMullen toiled steadily trying to keep the team on the ice. Al. Kuntz, who has played a lot of hock- ey, both in pro and in amateur, deserves s lot of credit for staying on as playing-coach, with practically no remuneration. The Dun- can brothers, Don Thomson, Val Walker, Richardson, Baldwin, and Gibson are others, who stuck to the bitter end despite tremend- ous odds. From the Whitby Dunlop's side of the picture, the most sen- | sible solution was to accept the default by Brockville. Fans in | Whitby have supported the club well all season, and although Saturday night's crowd was down a little, there was still a preity good turnout. Nobody realized more than the Dunlop hockey club, that the fans were mot getting play-off hockey, yet we think everyone will agree that the local club has done their part in this series. The Dunlops are after the Oniario iiiie, and the club cannot see their way clear to do anything other than go out on that ice with but one objective, and that is to win. Some people may think that you should take it easy, when other teams are playing poorly. However, we feel that most hockey fans will agree, that because another team is not playing well, is no excuse for you to try and make them look good. That is merely trying to kid the public, and it certainly won't help your club, when you get into a tough series. All in all, little harm has been done. The Brockville-Whitby se- ries ld likely have gone only two more games, and certainly one could | y expect too much interest, after the scores of the first two games. It does mean that the Dunlops will have a fairly long wait before they meet the winners of the Cornwall-Kingston series, but the team will continue to practice regularly, and it is possible that there may be a top exhibition game here in Town .on Saturay night, if certain negotiations now underway, "materialize. As of this writing the Cornwall Colts and the Kingston Goodyears are tied at one game apiece, with the third game being played last night in Kingston. Goodyears won a close 65 decision in Kingston, while the Colts squeezed out an 8-6 win on Sunday afternoon in Cornwall. This should be a honey of a series before It's over, with the D 3 meeting the winner in a bang-up league final. So rest your s friends, and get ready for the next round. Intermediate "C" play-off hockey will be the attraction at the Whithy Arena on Wednesday night, when the Ajax Interme- diates play the Oro Combines starting at 8.30. Doug. Maundrell (who along with his brother Cliff, played a lot of hockey around here a few years back, is coaching the Ajax squad. The opposi- tion comes from a centre close to Barrie, and Ajax fans will likely be out in goodly numbers to cheer their team on in this series. The Ajax club were to have met Camp Borden a week or so ago, but the Army team failed to go through with the series. Gordie Deeth, Dave Kemp, Don Houle, Jack Smith, Nole Row- land, Danny Collins and Red Beamer, are a few of the Ajax stalwarts who will be in action here tomorrow night. The Town and Country . . . WOW. Chatham Maroons 7 Kitchen- er Dutchmen We were mo the game on Saturday night here. The popular President of the Whit- by Dunlop Hockey Club has just recently been released from hos- pital. Mighty nice to have you back Sir! . , . The Bowmanville Le- gion Juveniles held the powerful Wingham Juvetiles to a 4-4 tie up in Wingham on Saturday night. Second games goes at the Bow- manville Arena tomorrow night, and the place should be packed for this one . . . The Whitby Hillcrest Dairy Juniors, played the fourth game of their play-off series here last night, but results of that game were not known as this is written. We'll have details of that game here Thursday . . . Derlyn Valley, who operates the Or- illia Pontiacs, was a visitor at Saturay night's game here in Whit- by. The Pontiacs won the Georgian Bay title, and now meet Milton in Senior "B' play-offs. The winner of the Orillia-Milton set meets the winner of the Whitby Dunlop-Cornwall-Kingston series in the Ontario semi-'inals. By the way the Orillia club has an impressive in the first game of the OHA Senior "A" finals . lof suitable books, schools of Whitby with the object of promoting and cultivating pat- riotism and a love of Canada and the Empire. Chairman of the com- mittee has been the Rev. David | Marshall, On Thursday evening at 7.30 in of Whitby, are shown above as | have one son and three daugh- they began cutting the cake pre- |ters, Clarence, of Whitby, Mrs. pared for the celebration of their | John Mothersill (Isabelle) of 25th wedding anniversary this | Whitby, Mrs. Frank Sidler, of month. On hand for the occasion | R.R. 1, Oshawa, and Mrs. Don- were members of their immed- | ald Grant, of Oshawa. death Monday in stormy waters south of Newfoundland: grades 7 and 8 of that school who| A Grumman SA - 16 Albatross have won the most recent awards. | . crashed in Placentia bay about a Later on winners of awards at st In Rir Crash mile from shore after taking off on Benard s School will be decided the 1,500 mile hop to the Azores and presentations made. , {from the U.S. naval base at Ar- The prizes this year will consist] ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) -- A It is expected United States Air Force utility| Senta. Nod, that President A." W. F. Denyer| aircraft, travelling from Amarillo, and other representatives of the| Texas, to the Azores in the east- Legion will be on hand jen Atlantic, carried six men to I ALBERT RANDALL DANCE| "; so CLUB BAYVIEW PLUMBING WHITBY HEATING OIL HEATERS Friday, Mar. 23 SHEET METAL WORK Club Privileges Phone: MO 8-2991 102.A Byron St. S. 2.00 Per Couple Sponsored by EVENINGS: WHITBY BRASS BAND FOR MISSED PAPERS IN WHITBY Phone MO. 8-311 If you have mot received your Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call BELL TAXI AN Cells must be placed before "yi30 P.M. KEN ALBERT MO 8-4224 MO 8-4248 LIMITED invite you to attend a meeting to discuss | «SOIL MANAGEMENT" sponsored by MASTER FEEDS -- 54 CHURCH ST. OSHAWA THURSDAY EVENING -- MAR. 15th, 8 P.M. At PONTIAC INN, HIGHWAY 401 OPPOSITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Films and slides will be shown * DOOR PRIZE AND REFRESHMENTS BY SPCNSOR KIWANIS ICE FROLIC FRIDAY, MARCH 16th WHITBY COMMUNITY ARENA 8:15 P.M. : than pleased to bump into Judge Pritchard, down at | lineup that includes, Bobby Shropshire in goal, Al. Shewchuck, Vie || and Red Sanderson on defence. Some of their forwards in- Bruno Favero, Rusty Aiken, Danny McDonald, Russ Branks- Featuring: enny Sinclair, Craig Robertson, Whit Mousseau, Clary Payne || and Ab. Bowen. Oh yes, that Senior "B" title is a long way off yet, || won the NOHA Senior "A" southern title on, as they downed North Bay Trappers in the fifth | « Sudbury Saturda: game of the series. Note Worth Wolves (series A treasury note was still ' i | checked, the non-negotiable U. S. PEE WEE HOCKEY missing. It had been deposited by || od BB (a smaller bank. The bank said f Million Lost {there was virtually mo chance it . 2 {was stolen--just filed in the wrong NEW YORK (AP) The Chase |place. Manhattan Bank blushed to its hee becau MINE VICTIMS TOKYO (Reulers) nolice reported that two miners were kilied and four others ser- iovsly injured when pit gas ex- loaded in a coal mine in Kyushu, southern Japan, early in March. somebody | nisple iI a one million dollar treasury note The bank, one of the nation's largest, called .in 120 clerks for a nd 1 of the 4,500 file | ' ent But with half the drawers Japanese | Refereed by Teeder Kennedy WHITBY ROTARY SKATING CLUB I PROFESSIONAL ACTS BY JACK McLEAN, comedian star of TV and Radio SEDDO LIEVO, sensational juggling act Attendance Prize Admission 50¢ | PROCEEDS IN AID OF KIWANIS SERVICE WORK EP --