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* § THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, March 22, 1958 ECLIPSE IN THE DARK ROOM "The dark room was never almost an hour, while PUC work- like this,'" says Whitby photog- | ers replaced a transformer. The rapher Jack Scott, during yes- | new transformer spells another terday's blackout. The reason | step toward better hydro service for John toting the old coal oil | in town, but Jack, emerging lathp was a PUC eclipse. Lights | from the dork-room, looks far went out in part of the business | from pleased. bo section of town, yesterday, for --Robertson, Whitby | Says Wife Struck Herself, Remand Whitby Man Week three to 15, and that her husband has not worked since November. | Const. George Thwaites, of Whitby P.D., said that on that night, he had received a "hysteri-| cal" call from Mrs. Mudrey. On arriving at the house, he said, he found Mrs. Mudrey outside the door, dabbing her eyes. He went on to say that she had a livid bruise on her right cheek. Mudrey, the officer said, was in the house, and was very angry about a sum- mons he had received from the Family Court. In evidence, Mudrey said that there had been a scuffle in the house, but that he had not struck his wife. He stated that his wile at her for two hours, then scuffled had grabbed a hammer, and had + with their son. When she tried to) struck his hand with it. 'She took ' interfere, her husband hit her in/another swing," he said, "and the eye, bruising it. Mrs. Mudrey| caught herself on the cheek - A Whitby man who said that he was "tired of being dragged into court," appeared in Whitby Police Court, yesterday, as the result of an argument over a family court order. John Mudrey, 40, of 120 First street, Whitby, was brought before Magistrate F. S. Ebbs, on a charge of assault, occasioning actual bod- ily harm. His wife, Mrs. Lillian Mudrey, testified that on the night of March 15, her husband had come home and started swearing at her. "1 think he was angry about pro- ceedings 1 had started for non- support," she said. She went on to say that he swore told the court that she and her ijt." husband had quarrelled on many His worship found Mudrey guilty, occasions, adding that they have and remanded him one week for five children ranging in age from sentence. PERSONALS The many friends of Mr. Mar- tin Routley, Brooklin, were shock- ed to learn that he had suffered a stroke on Monday morning and Gives Challenge To School Youth A ringing challenge to youth to v ir lives to the highest and pve Sey Sves DO te Lelest an was rushed to the Oshawa Gen- ton Ford. of the Crusade for eral Hospital for treatment. His Christ campaign now in progress condition is reported as satisfac. im Whitby, to the students of the !0TY Whitby District High School at the _ Sorry to learn that Mr. George noon-hour yesterday Bedding, Sr., Is confined to his mie Aaats home with pneumonia. His many TD sal Iw fe friends wish him a speedy recov- K sraskdant ery. Kemp, president of Mr terial Associa yo ed by Principal , while Mr. Kemp in troduced members of the evangel- istic team, Rev. Mr. Ford, Rev ley Aarum r director and , and Homan James, ten- 11 of whom contributed service. . Mr. Ford based his chal- lenge on the decision of Moses, J n a prince in derwent oh, or a lead- He chose the leader pi and Mrs. Alfred Bourne Clarence Bourne and Mrs. Emily Bourne, of Toronto, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Bourne, of St. Lawrence street, recently Mrs. Leo Vamplew, Roger and Karen, of Grimsby, were the guests of Mrs. Douglas Read last week Mrs General ch Walter Bown is in Oshawa Hospital where she un- surgery. Her many friends wish her a prompt recov- the ory and Mrs. James Crawforth, of An derson street, celebrated her birthday March 20, with her im- mediate family and friends. The Kinoven Rebekah .Lodge of team visited Brooklin will hold a bazaar on »t School today and Saturday 'rnoon in the IOOF dents there Hall, Brooklin, ¢ le two solos, and musical num- Colborne § addressed stuc WHITBY | B 23 (0) C Phone 8-3618 NOW PLAYING EVENING SHOWS 7-9 PM. SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. agi lss SS 74 Chiku Shan, China=and the Only Way Out \ Is Down the Dead-End of Blood Alley! If N a J as Wilder as Cathy the Adventure | | WHITBY and DISTRICT AT BATHURST PLANT Show Slides At An 85-inch corrugating machine| has been installed by Bathurst, Power and Paper Company in| preparation for the opening | their new plant at Port Whitby. The $400,000 corrugator is expected, to be in operation early in April| of this year. This machine will be the most| modern of its type in Canada, in-| corporating several features devel-| oped since a similar machine was| installed by Bathurst Company in| Montreal, last summer. It is ca- pable of operating at a speed of 650 feet per minute thus produc- ing over two million square feet of combined board in 24 hours of operation. The new machine is character-| |ized by push button operation in-| $400,000 Machine Will Group Meeting The Florence Davey's Group| met at the home of Mrs. Frank| Lawrence of Henry street last A Pickering Township bowling alley proprietor, who has had no trouble in his establishment for eight years, and does not want it to start, brought an assault charge against an Ajax man in Whitby this week. Walter Kellog, 23, appeared. be- Shoves Alley Operator, Barred For One Year nearby," he said, "and made some remark about customers who never came in sober. Next thing I knew, Kellog had me by the shoulder, and pushed me violently with the flat of his hand." Brock drew the attention of the court to the fact that he is a very slightly Evening Guild Meets In Hall The Alli Saints' Evening Guild | regular meeting was held in the, parish hall on Monday, March 19,! with 25 members present. It was| Opportunity Night and children's! clothing was exchanged, the pro-| ceeds to go to the Guild fund. | Please take notice, there will be| no meeting on the second of April.| ALBERT RANDALL -& SON PLUMBING HEATING OIL MEATERS SHEET METAL WORK Phone: MO 8.2991 EVENINGS: 102-A Byron St. S. KEN ALBERT Soon Begin Operations ¢| present time, similar plants are When the plant goes into opera- tion, it will produce a general line of corrugated paper boxes. At the being operated by the company at Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal and St. Laurent, Quebec. In addition to corrugated paper boxes and al lied products Bathurst also manu- factures wirebound and wood boxes at Toronto and Montreal. The plant, located at the water-| front, has already received some paper from the pulp and paper| mill at Bathurst, New Brunswick, and will soon be receiving addi-| More than 6,000,000 farm famil- | tional supplies as final prepara. tions are made for the start-up. Eventually this may be one of the! largest plants of its kind in Can- ada with the initial construction spreading over 200,000 square feet Monday for a social evening. Miss Margaret Stanlick, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Arthur Stanlick, showed colored slides of Whitby Centennial and also views taken overseas when Miss Stanlick was abroad. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. George Balmer, Mrs. Robert Mc- Minn, Mrs. David Livingston, Mrs. George Stott and Mrs. Donald MacLean, TINY FARMS in Japan have average land holdings of less than 2% acres. fore Magistrate F. S. Ebbs, charged with common assault. Harry Brock, proprietor of Brock Bowl, just north of Ajax, |said that on the night of March 16, three men had come into his bowling hall, asking to cash a check. The check was good, he said, but he had not enough money to meet it. The trio came in sev- eral times during the evening, he went on, and on the last occasion, they asked if they could borrow money on the strength of the | check. Kellog, he added, was with {them on this occasion. When he refused, they turned, and he thought they had gone out. '"I turned to some of the bowlers | built man, while Kellog is quite husky. "I staggered back, and collided with a coat rack, from the force of the shove," he said. | Plan wedding April {close of the meeting refr s were made to cater for a seventh. At the MO 8-4224 MO 8-4248 i were served by the Brock went on to say, "I am not| vindictive, and I don't want to see| this chap go to jail, but I would] like a court order to keep him out of my place." | At this point, Crown Attorney, Alex Hall asked Brock if his hall was near Mat's Grill. Brock re- plied that it is immediately south of that restaurant, but that he has had no trouble since he open. | ed, eight years ago. He added that he wants to keep things that way. Kellog's evidence coincided with, that of Brock, except for the con-| tent of the remark Brock made to the bowlers. Kellog stated that Brock had said, "That rotten --| should stay out of here," using an extremely insulting word] to des-| IIIA Mii WHITBY CRUSADE } | ) | cluding an automatic order chang-| of floor space. er which will permit order sizes| to be pre-set and the changes then|at the plant and additional mach- made without stopping the mach: | inery is being installed to prepare ine. for early production. WHITBY SPORTS | SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR aoe Well its all over! We speak of the Kingston Goodyears-Corn- | wall Colts series that ended last night in the seventh game. The | Goodyears won this one 4-2 before 3,902 Kingston fans to take the | series 4 games to 2 with one game tied. The Colts led 2-1 until the 6.20 mark of the last period, when Ted Toppazzni tied the score, and then Tommy Goodfellow and Don Murray, pumped home in- surance markers late in the period to wrap it up This means that the championship league finals, will open here in Whitby on Sat-| urday night, with tickets going on sale at the Arena Box-Office at | 7.00 tonight. | This series didn't end before it caused a mild uprising here in Whitby, yesterday. Had Cornwall won last night, the se- ries would have ended all tied at 3 wins and a tie each. It had been presumed that had that happened the Goodyears and the Colts would have been ordered to play a sudden death game either on Thursday or Friday night, with the winner still ready to open here on Saturday night, as originally scheduled. How- ever yesterday at noon we received a phone call from Bill Han- ley, Business Manager of the OHA stating that they would likely play a two-game total goal series, with the final series not get- ting going until sometime next week. This would mean that the Dunlops, who have already been! The boiler is now in operation| } cribe Kellog. This, Kellog said, had provoked the assault. Taking the stand for the second time, Brock told the court, "I have many lady bowlers, in the alley, and I have never used that kind of language in the hall. I know all the words, but I do not use them before the bowlers." Summing up, Crown Attorney Alex Hall said, "This man seems to run clean-cut premises, and he appears to intend to keep it that way." Magistrate Ebbs placed Kellog on suspended sentence for a year, adding that he must stay away from Brock Bowl for that period. BUTT RADIO RCA Victor @@ BEHIND THE SCENES A packed hall last night greet- | ing the show. Director is Mrs. | | ed the opening performance of | John Beaton, of Whitby. + the Odd Fellows Minstrel Show in Brooklin Township Hall. Shown above, William Heron, a member of the troupe, applies the black to his face before tak- ing to the boards with other members of the Beethoven Lodge, 100F, who are present- ' show runs again this even' Brooklin and has an April ua. 2 for an Oshawa showing when assist retarded children. En- gagements will also be filled in spring. waiting two weeks, would have a further wait, and mght possibly | be almost out of condition. After several hurried phone calls back | and forth to the OHA oifices, with no satisfaction gained, the Dun- lops sent a telegram to that body, stating that the Whitby club would cease operatons this year, if the OHA did not go ahead with | the opening game here Saturday, as had been scheduled. No fur- ther word was heard from the offices of the OHA on the subject, | but Joe Corky called from Kingston prior to last night's game at- tempting to make arrangements with Whitby to allow a two-game series with Cornwall, if Cornwall had won, and thus open the final round here on Monday or Tuesday night. The Whiby club, reserved any decision on the subject until last night's game was over, and with Kingston now the winners it will probably never be known what the outcome might have been had the series been postponed further. All that is now wat- er over the dam, and the fact that Kingston won, certainly settled a lol of probiems. Over 200 reserved seat tickets were dispatched to Kingston today, for Saturday night's game here, so the place should be jammed for the opener. The Limestone city asked for more tickets but the local authorities said nix. The Dunlops practiced last night, and will work out again to- night in preparation for this tough series. Ray Miron told us after last night that the Goodyears were really rolling, so it shapes up as another typical Kingston-Whitby battle, with the seres likely going six or seven games, before its decided. Mean- while, get down to the Arena tonight, amd secure your tickets for the opener Saturday. The Town and Country , . . Those people whe wondered why the Montreal Junior Canadiens beat the Dunlops last Saturday night here, have had their questions answered. On Monday night they shutout Chatham Maroons 2-0, on Tuesday night they beat them 3-2, and last night they were leading the Maroons 4-0 at the end of the second period, in a three game exhibition series, being played up north. Chatham are just the Senior "A champions . . . Toronto St. Mike's led aBrrie Flyers 4-2 at the end of the second period last night in Barrie . . . Bus Gagnon received a nasty cut In the mouth at the Dunlop's practice last night. The puck hit him in the | mouth, following a face-off, breaking one of his testh, and taking four stitches, inside his mouth to close the cut Gagnon wage taken uptown to a local doctor's office for stitches and was hack practic ing in less than 15 mnutes . . . Woodstock and Tillsonburg are tied at a game each in their Western Ontario Senior "RB final Third game was last night in Woodstock Orllia holds a one-game lead over Milton, in their Senior "'B" semi-final Business Manager, Bill Hanley, confirmed yesterday, that the winner of the Orillia-Milton series, will meet the winner o fihe Whithy-Kingston series in the On tario Senior '"B" semi-finals, WHITBY CLASSIFIED "12 years of asthma-- Without a decent sleep" Do you gasp for breath with asthma, wheeze and cough with chronic bronchitis or sneeze and blow with hay fever? Then read this case history from Mr. W. J. A. MacKenzie, 266 Jarvis St., Toronto. "For 12 years L suffered from asthma, hay fever and chronic bronchitis, with sneezing and frequent attacks of violent coughing. Often I had dreadful bouts of sneezing, watery eyes and a terrible itchi- or ness in eyes and ears. It was a fortunate thing when I learned of Templeton's RAZ-MAH. 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