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> R THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE, Wednesday, April 4, 1956 on ; um WP WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR r------ Hockey fever is something that comes every so often to prac- tically every Canadian centre. This ailment, or whatever it may| be described, gets you in the stomach, causes your nerves to give! you trouble, and generally upsets your entire digestive system. It also causes sleepless nights, has you chewing at the family, and nu. | merous other queer habits. Player and club officials go through | a dozen stages of superstitions, such as not getting a haircut 'till a certain series is over, not shaving until a certain game has been | won, wearing the same shirt, tie or underwear, (because that's | what you were wearing the last time the team won), wearing the | same colored sweaters through a series etc, etc. Doctors _.around | these parts report a growing epidemic of this fever, but they are | also hope ul that the crisis, may be reached before midnight to-| night, and if so they forecast a full recovery of all patients. | This epidemic has been brought on by the weird and un- predictable goings on, of the Whitby Dual and the Ki t Goodyears in their current series to decide this year's league champion. In the first four games of the affair, neither team could buy a win on their own ice. Then in the fifth game, the series took a decided change, when the Whitby Dunlops smoth- ered the "Goodies" 7-1 in Whitby, to grab a 3-2 lead in the play- off. After that shellacking, everyone (including the Dunlop team apparently) counted the limestone city squad out. They had had it. No doubt about that. They were dead on their feet, and any number of things. So dead in fact, that they could scarcely muster up enough energy to pump 12 measely goals past Whit- POLIO DIFFICULTIES PROBABLY FEWER is by goaler Jack Donlevy in the sixth game in Kingston. good for a ma- | vaccine itself was safe seem to beTore the polio seas ns under Of course it must be noted that ti:ey were fatigued to the point jor but by no means total vic- be dyer sar dleuon ooks going | oa In this Diets, Mh. : that they allowed the Whitby club a huge total of 3 goals in the tory over polio in 1956. The trou- | yen A ig over 15 years old | fon county health officer, is seen | tilt, and thus they sqceezed out a 12-3 win to deadlock the series bles over making sure that the * will get two shots of vaccine | inoculating school children. at 3 games each. Now the whole thing has boiled down to tae place where the whole season's operation for both clubs rests on to- night's game here in Whitby. If you're a betting man, don't! As bibs, 2 Jim McCormick, manager of the Kingston Arena, said in Kingston I RI | Monday. "The only thing you can be sure about with these two MASSEY TRIES FISHING THROUGH ICE an clubs, is the fact that the series will generally 8o all the way, and Watched by Eskimo children, ernor - General Vincent Mas- as he tries out ice-hole fishing | Sng his extensive tour of the ---- The outlook is ust about drive pepole in each locality mad before they end it. Akl anadia a - J Willie, Mary and Martha, Gov- ¥ sey is seen in an _unusual pose lin the the shelter of a snow barrier Sanad; Pay. ar North, near Cam Getting down to the serious business at hand tonight, the me -- Tells Rotary Importance Of ' | Kingston club 1s playing fired up hookes. and only 60 hard min. | PRINCE ALBERT C di Bc Mi 1 y op oo LE Lh me Te Tr epee ana ian- orn Minister | - L] out. Ontario Tourist Industr | by Arena, will be on hand tonight. The chips are on the line WA Sets Date | you "Dunnies." A loss tonight will give you all summer to lick » 5 8 8 pi 3 J a fter that ourists fro the United States felt, however, that Canada was a | your wounds, because there are no second chances a F B id es From he Sh £5 wonderful country, with numerous i | f.nal bell tonight. Oh, yes! A word to you fans. Get those vocal or azZaar VY W T er million dollars in Ontario alone a ns for the tourist. and | chords oiled up tonight, and give every Whitby line or player F. E. SMITH 4 >t I \ 1 : s great busi- ~ 3 § ; ice. orre > . AO i . nually, Whitby Ro ary Club J with the 2a of all. this gras oot . Who turns in a special effort a hand as they leave fhe Joe A : _Corresponde i By JACK BEST ism, nervous breakdown, middle- 2,400-member congregation as an told yeste ay by Al Venn, : rool a i ' » voicerous Srond, pn go a long way towards driving their team PRINCE ALBERT Fhe March Canadian PressStaff Writer aged depression, fears of every de- illustration. When he came to Fifth rovincial department of ve. jexpar J 3: to an extra effort. oting the Woman's Associs NW V v . scription. enue Presbyteriz i pro publicit oT n addition ere sre are four divisions of the 4 3 Het es al > ing 0 8 oni NEW YORK (CP)--In a quiet ny i to. neti th t Avenue Presbyterian in 55s ine was the great gl land lo tment hn Quee Par k hich The Town and Country , . . Keeping wth the season of upsets, room. Mr Grant Hunter had little room above Manhattan's Irip 4 pita) ji ny Tve ance Ww 1s 600. Today it is 1,800 3 re he onl 1e in e wor evote i . gh . Yh 2 ¢ a a ET ite MIs le C 4 i g . 1 8 a Sey y y Fo better nternat n I I tI he Tourist 1 the fourth place Chatham Maroons of the OHA Senior "A" league, charge of the meeting prosperous Fifth Avenue Presby- never known a person whose re- largest Presbyterian attendance in ated hid he e value codid | busin These departments are won the All-Ontario Senior "A" title on Monday night, when they! Mrs. B. -Snelgrove was pianist terian church, Canadian-born Rev. ligious life was intact to go off on the eastern United States. a = od in terms of dollars and photography, development, publi- B whipped the Sudbury Wolves right in Sudbury . ' Milton whipped for, the singin of Easter hymns, john Sutherland Bonnell gives @ tangent." The spiritual revival is not due ot ty and advertising and informa- 3 Orillia 5-2 on Saturday night in Milton to take a 3-2 lead in games and also read the lesson thoughts: soothing. advice to people fro ~» EVANGELIST CALLS merely to the peril of the A-bomb, cents | amount spent in the tion. Te department operates 14 % with one tied, in their OHA Senior "B" semi-final. Seventh game While Mrs. A. Brown read various = Peopie Irom near . pe : op De contends. "After all, that sort Of the total amount spent in the ) | dep. 4 : ; | " ASSAZOS € crivture and far who come seeking spirit- _ Pr. Bonnell, 63, born in Dover, province, $45,000.00 was information centres i the pro- " was in Orillia last night, but results were not available as this pas: ge py cri ure Tambl a ; f I ¢ seeking spir P £1, and graduated from Hali. of danger oo make people care: " te 11 vince. Last year 20 million people i Winner of that series meets tonight's Kingston-Whitby / etter from Mrs amblyn ol ual counse , i by ess. .. eat, drink and be merry, operators of | camp was written , 2 8 * Orono was read explaining thing On ax's Pine Hill Divinity Hall, left for tomorrow we die." The awaken- © bore th business came to Ontario for various > FF smi-finals In W ern O . Senior the desk stand 1 in many stores : othe YUSIne \ ; winner in the Ontario semi-finals . «in estern ntario Senior : . ih ' vc? S Ss a simple ia room to enter his adjacent of- is i + ti wh ongths o > » stressed the \ 4 . p y in connection 'with Woman's As- " ad) ing is due ¥ places throughout the entire p g i Py nid f Ume 31° > hig NEW CONSTABLE "B" finals, the Stamford Kerrio's evened their series with Wood- |; iatinn green plant. Three chairs consti- fice and take a long-distance phone that oe orimarly 39 Tie Tact ince millions more we pe poured an courte Y. "and many letters Starting patrol duties in Whit- stock at a' game apiece with a 5-4 win on Monday night in Stamford. A motion carried that we bhe- tute the only other furnishings, On ¢all from Evangelist Billy Graham. people." i B . : egisters, so that almost we ourtesy, é A / 8 g 3 i g 9 ; a 'th 1} . : : n | i inlo gosh Te of industrial and com- received by the department, spoke p'this"\Coek is Constable Gerald | The winner of that round moves into the Ontario finals against the come affiliated with the W.A. and the wall hangs a picture of a kneel. Returning a half-hour later. the! gtil, he is concerned about the bod Pe he nefited In highly of this great asset. The de-' popinson. above. Constable Rob- ultimate, winner of Whitby-Kingston-Orillia, and Milton . . . Oshawa suitable amount of money be sent ing Christ six- foot -three minister explained retreat of churches from the "geo Ineree the tol s rtment receives and answers; ;,.,n comes to Whitby from Tara B. and H. Orphans eliminated Whitby Palm Billiards on Sunday, Various reports vere heard anc They cover the whole range of Lo at, (Gralsam had calles irom igraphic "centre" of "Manhattan not generally 200,000 letters a year, and, a4 his appointment brings the = in Mercantile league semi-finals. They now meet Jake Shaws Matters regarding the bazaar were sobleriis." d tI Ange '( Washington about a crusade he pointing out that since 1900 the was just that and on > than half a million stop at total force of the Whitby Police | A's in a 3 out of 5 game series for the Oshawa Mercantile League discus 00x licided. tial the. bazass problems,' sald the tall, square. plans for New York in May, 1957.| number of Protestant churches op proportions. It was a busir informatic n centre hat Comadige Department to eight men. : Championship. yes O Sides a] jawed minister in an interview, A staunch advocate of Graham s Fifth avenue below Central Park said, which needed the help of The speaker felt that Canadians Robertson, W hitby vr be 1 or ida af errno] domestic troubles, alcohol bible-thumping brand of Evangel- has declined from 13 to five. Te » should add to the volume and val- -- May 18, in the Public Librar ism, Dr. Bonnell himsell has led ensure that his church stays where vice clubs. Chambers of Con g " . : ue of the tour business by visit- Port Perry There will be home a dozen revival campaigns in var-| it is, at the corner of Fifth avenue and baards of tr | f igi . ' Y alas - Ti i tions 'and indi als t nding parts of Canada they had nev- Ww ] N Pi ckeri Adva ce 0 Ti nals se nd afternoon tea ious parts of the United States.'and 55th street, he recently got the Zations nd in u g ho er soca. Fow knew of the e come ew 1 In nn I 1 § ve and Mrs. G PERSONALS Last year he flew to Scotland to governors to approve a $1,000,000 of stiff t 1s tractions Canada had to r I 52 duet and the Mizpah hetp Billy launch a crusade. endowment fund. a m ion closed the meeting Lynda and Susan Bryant, of Lit > came to New York some 20 Dr. Bonnell, who lost out in a ; howed Tra- "ys dha lh sg Families Here Oust Sutton In hree Cames A delic ious hot supper was serv- tle Britain, were the guests of Mr ve $ ago following ministries in bid to become moderator of the and impart much additional | ed by Mrs. Snelgrov's group and Mrs. Jim Maynard for the Saint John, N.B., and Winnipeg-- Presbyterian Church in the U.S-A. ida, he said, was a pi " OL 8 3 formation. Through Acting Pres- Welcome to Whitby to the follow- Several ladies remained for the Easter holidays. Sit Years tn ing Proshyleria | Jeoplenany of ig 8 cot or ic Bill Forbes, he was given a ing new residents: By CLIFF GORDON half dozen each.' Only one penalty prayer service later in the ev. ening i . His Evangelistic tendencies find [nual Vacation eh Be puLh. ar for the to the tourist business. Mr. Venn'sincere vote of thanks Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Ketcheson Pickering Merchants made it in this frame, that to Remmer DEATH IS SHOCK Mrs. Constance Bradley, of To- a vangelicti Jaen es find jual vacation which he spends with ~ [formerly of Toronto, now residing {hree in a row on Monday night as of the Pickering team for hook- The community was quite shock- rontc. was in town during the E day afternoon radio series called Tuthers of Charlot elm, at a 15- at 202 Lee ave., Mr. Ketcheson is they downed the Sutton Green- ing. ed to hear of the sudden death er holiday week-end, calling on old Pilgrimage in the Power of Faith, acre farm near Georg mn, P.E.I. with the National Thread Comp- shirts by a 10-7 score. Gord Todd| Todd put the Pickering team out| early Szturday morning of William | friends. which at its peak was tuned in on. ~ a river, Po ic e 0 any . and Norm Buxton led the Picker- front for the second time as he Ettey of Manche ster Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Qirkconnell, a0 estimated 2,225,000 radio sets r. and Mrs. J. Liddell and fam- ing attack with a trio each while took a pass from Forgie and r. Ettey had owned and oper- of Ottawa, spent the gi Signy the Each program he devotes to a ily o came here from Toronto, yr ates , vith drilled it home. Gates and Buxton ated the greenhouses here for cific e: p sions Ja Wilmot and Gates got two with g Ss A a Fad specific emotional or religious Not Fit, 560 Fines Follow they now reside ai 208 COUIFANE inletons going to Howard Porgie followed in thal order with goals many years. prior to moving info Sassen, i reanyniry: 3 A Av SRCEICE "=! FOR MISSED dtraal W dz 5 } Ww t 2 away ] ise, he hac i an- T ' i re Mr, Liddall is with Dowty | _ + pate Remmer to about salt the game away ad built in Man The ex - Canadian credits these Ajax te i "Sut 8 iri fast. chester, a few years ago | og + {a's ' Claire Morrison was the big) the 'Sutton team were tiring fa A 3 Mr. and Mrs. G. Roddis and fam- talks 'with brin PAPERS | and was > Mr. and Mrs. J. Avis and fam-| © 00. 0 night as he rapped Morrison, however, came to life His daughter Mrs. Fred Lamb ily were in Port Hope on Saturday from bly gis world people to i a vehicle { the v [ His 1950 r x Jor igh of lain, now "home four for the losers but his at the 16.21 mark and go' his a granddang ore uriel found visiting Mrs. Roddis' father, Mr. [their problems with him. Many . ; 1 th fic r, and i S a S.Iee $ efforts were all in vain. John fourth of the game. With 71 sec- him m 1s bed where he Apparent E. G. Hazell, who is quite ill in! have come from the United States IN WHI 1 B Y wag in I n n > d r fou to h efective s Is a government inspector. Jones clicked for a pair with Bert onds to go in the game Buxton ly had passed awey in his sleep, Port Hope Hospital, midwest, One businessman flew said ( ble this y AY! the f < "dropped Mr. and Byron and & mily Holborne getting the other tally. blinked the light for the final when they made their regular 4 2 from California, had 'three inter- Phon ii > was no hand brak : + How Tesing a The Greenshirts led 3-1 at the Boal of the night. morning visit to his home to tidy Miss. Joan Bryant. of Toronto, views with Dr. Bonnell, then flew e 1 f t. Mr. Byron is nd of the first and were at even It was a good game to watch the house spent the week-end at her parents, back. ' mm mployed at the taro Hospital bin ms going into the final period. With the Pickering team having F uneral Services yo held from Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Bryant |ouT oF ToucH MO. 8-3 1 . > ra . a , too much man power for the hard- the McDermott-Panabaker Funer fag d > " : Stret South. "Mi Ban DE esd thee working Sutton team. The Picker- al home on Monday afternoon at! Mrs. R. T. McLean and daugh-| They are people who have lost | If you have not received your ry . . ain ter Katherine-Ann, of Toronto, vis-| touch with God, either by abandon. i . 2 p.m. Interment was made in ' don S 7 P.M. Call gave out with the best they had. Wg team did So pla a5 Nel ot Pine Grove Cemetery beside his ited on Friday at the home of Miss|ing everything in the way of a] 1 ™mes-Gazette by + Col Mclvor and fam- It was almost good enough but thes ; beloved wife Emily who predeceas.| G. Macpherson | devotional life or allowing probe 4 os ieling 2 5 "keri am will| they won and that is the big lem o 5 BELL TA I a Po foe Sille Nickerie iy all- thing in hockey today. It is not ii 3 owt 3 Years am. Dr. Howard C. Hazell, of Strat- prin loom 55.3 e they Have \ H 5 . REV y ts the most shots on goal 0 _maurn. MS passing are! fod, visited relatives t : Shell service on Ontario ORHA Sr. hockey title. It Who ge RB y ' atives in town on a 3 ) hay All call st be placed before ie ry 3 tk v tt of writing! but who gets the most of them in his only daughter Gwen (Mrs Monday and rode to Port Hope to He Wn id the last 20 years have ally MUI PAX Roria '3 hol $nown a hime ; the other fellow's net. The Pick- L2mb) and three ire ndchildren, visit his father who is in the hos. ji.nessed a great upsurge in re- Mrs. J. R. Hand and just when the first game is, but : L Iie A "Bill, Ted and Muriel Lamb of 4 a ligious activity, and gave his own , now residing it is expected that it will be on| ering team now have their eye pital. - = t Ho h Manchester who were all devoted » Mr. Hand is the opposition's home ice Satur- Set on the all-Ontario champion- him, as rol as a host of friends Dr. and Mrs. Armitage spent Renovator day night ship. We think that it will take a PER x 3 SONALS Easter at his home in Wingham The Greenshirts had their back 800d team to stop them. We ex- "nr" 21d 'ios Ralph Fear and : to the wall for this game as they Pect that the next home game|gayghters, Toronto, were Faster, Mr. Frank Staeffler left by air OBITUARIES favey elimination in three straight. for the Pickering team will be weekend guests of his parents Mr. on Monday for a holiday at Day- PE TERM 1 ® knLED " They managed to hit for the first here on Monday nigh but we ih and Mrs. Bert Fear [tona Beach, Florida. TE} 30RO CP te ars - goal of the night as Jones heat MOL § e Ww €ep you pos Mr. and Mrs. Bert Raines and , as Russell, 22, of Win JAMES MACLEOD Richardson from close in with a ed a to further developments. | children, Toronto. were with 'hial Mr. Ben Dalby, of Fenelon Falls, th AND S man was : Richardson from close in with a C £ ed when struck by Funeral services will be 'con sizzler. Gates knotted the count 1st Period = parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Raines. Visited at his home here for East- le walking along ductes Thithy s afternoc . 3 hile walking along duc t d ., hiya ternoon at one-all six minutes later and Suton Jones ce 1.0 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bonnell and er. ar while ral 30 miles for tfle late Jam MacL the Pickering team appeared to ickering--(Gates - children, Mr. W. Bonnell and Miss Miss Shirley, Sandra and Norma 3 uth o a Cartwright Township Mr. Maec- A a - Re r - Buxt vera na 13.44 3 nnell a f Tor: ore ou f here. ; : Ed hs ip Ne Bathe ob be headed for a rally. The Sutton |, Samet, ho on 2 i Mabel Bonnell all of Toronto, were Bailey spent the holiday week-end cod pa | away & S squad had different ideas and 3- Sutton olborne +er...14.14 at home for the weekend § . alg p + Pry 1. 1956. He was in S4uad ha as @ R x : be " with their sister, Jean, LAC and unda pril 1, 56. a they checked like demons. The . Sutton--Jones - C. Rzadkowski spent the Easter Mrs. George Fyvie and family his 76th yea . Pickering defence lapsed for a few LeRoyd Hare 18.04 holiday at his parents home JM RCAF Station, Clinton, Ontario, ac A native of Scotland, Mr. Mac : ; i Penalties -- Cruickshank, . ront ; WHITBY Leod pis later years made his Tinutes ii A hauls, QUICKLY borne Citickstian i Gy I Mrs. C. Postill, and companied by W. Strutt, of Osha- A went to wor! y too e lead 3 3 h a. Phone 8-3618 home at Nestleton. For many for the second time at the 14.14 2nd Period family spent Sunday with relatives "or ---- years he was an engineer with 5. Pickering--Forgie - at Green River A : ark as Holt £ : ; NOW pra ING . EVENING SHOW 7 P.M. Massev.Harils in: their. 'Toronto mark 8 i uiborae scored 2ll done Todd - Keeler 3 ; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doupe were in sister Mrs. Gram Hunter and fam- EAS | ERN ON | ARIO SE IOR \ A plants but in later years he be- ; ' a 6. Sutton--Morrison 'rent River and Campbellford ily on Sunday, LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:20 to go. the Greenshirts made it 3-1 LeRoyd - Jones 5.28 area during the long holiday week-| Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Devitt and amie a. farmer in. Ci : 1 came a larmer In irtwright' oc "the Pickering defence were COMPLETE FEATURE SHOWN ONCE ONLY fownship. Mle was a member of away off course. That was all the 7- Pickering--Buxton » ~~ end They celebrated their 27th children of Oshawa were with her FINALS a the Presbyterian Church and the Sean fe fire Fane Tao Remmer . 6.53 wedding anniyersary on March 28.)father, Mr. Frank Vickery and Mr. , 8 " . Sutton--Morrison-LeRoyd 8.08 "Congratulations to a fine couple.|and Mrs. Les Beacock on Sunday. Masonic Lodge penalties were handed out, one to Surviving are his widow. Kate : , . Pickering--Todd - Forgie - Trooper John Doupe of Camp| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Garvey, y . A g vs Eze . g y We re POUL to say it's here. to whom he was married 48 years gy gr the action in the MelIntyre 337 fethwans ! ral dave gn Fi og tn 8 | ago, six daughters and one son, atte os he k Tid 10. Pickering--Todd = at home this week | Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith for Good We know you Nl say it' S more Mrs. M. Ellicott (Jean) Brough- Tiadie jtame us he boat Carper Me bie _ 952 Mrs. E. Huntley is in Os shawa | Friday. (Va fk th am, Mrs. J. Moon, (Kay) Highland| the defence after AO or e ound 11. Sutton--Morrison.- Jones 14.50 General Hospital under observation| Mr. and Mrs. 1. Doyle and \ an everything you hoped for. Creek, Mrs. Lillie Tremblay. W hit. | oe Gefen 2 2 ng a pass 3 12. Pickering--Remmer with throat trouble, We trust things | children visited relatives in Bob- 3 \\ A bY. Mrs Rov. Tones 4 tt) jibe ble ne porn "odd and Keel- Buxton i 19.27 will not prove serious and that all caygeon during the weekend. @ y is cut the Sutton lead to : will be well soon Lee Reamsbottom and Bruce THE MANAGEMENT i | Whitby, Mrs. I. River Jessie) - Penalties--F p y y 3 SAN rone. The Greenshirts, too, were enalties--Remmet M { A Ohio, Mrs. J. Radcliffe (Fle . i r. and Mrs. L. Glasgow and |Jemmett of Englehart were guests PRA a I AUC Le TENCe), on the march for goals and they Ard Peri 5.91 children of Colborne were with her | of Mr. and Mrs. Howey for Easter WARNER Bros. Mich., James of Cartwright Town, came up with another at the 5.28 13. Pickering--Todd - Forgie 5.2 . ship mark as Morrison got his first of 14. Pickering--Gates - KINGSTON The funeral service will be con- four. Goals . : Buxton - Forg 6.41 : . Goals' wer t RR Ploaberk ge : ducted this afternoon from the! pangy af eo Soming he nn 15. Pickering--Buxton- Gates 11.35 173 7 : ; W. C. Town Funeral Chapel. Whit-/ entry came up with another. to 16: Sutton--Morrison' - : : Goodyears 3 21 ! by. with interment' at United make it now read Sutton 4, Pick- LeRoyd - Big Canoe 16 5 # : Cemetery, Brougha 0 ; : : Yickering--Bux - : rougham ering 3. Morrison hit for his sec. 17 Pickering Buxton REFRIGERATION WORK WANTED, HOME INSULATION. BLOWING " ALFRED WORFOLK ond to give the losers a two-goal emmer - Bradley 18.40 commercial or Somestig service, repairs, | Method, Free Estimates --- SEPTIC | # 3 rig Penalties McIntyre holding overhauls: also !4ton panel truck for TANKS CLEANED THE SANITARY | A Whitby businessman for many lead again.. Two goals by hard- hi Cr MO 8-423 R : a . ' P 058, 1 April 2 y 2 ; yeas, Alfred Worfolk, Byron YOrking Swift Todd erased the 1220: tH NAY; Wolter Ware, Whithy "ern Me 5 * WHITBY street, passed away at his home Sutton lead, however, and the pace WA? TO BUY- POULTRY, HIGH- 5 : yesterday. He was in his 64th was starting to tell on the Sutton est p 8; also feathers, new and old OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN WHO 4 : vear team Morrison, however, com | Phone Jae Parker, MO 8-3486 mornings | Would like to go out to work. I will sit Eh kt 77 . . - ti pleted his hat trick in this period or Ener § Arm Jf ih Yoox laren tom 7 WLS amy } : 5 un ops 1 : y Mr. Worfolk. a native of Whithy own home, 321 K r a ne v.| pete hal eS ammmimmmsan isi Si , 321 Kent Street. MO 82198. was a son of the late Mr. and !© ive the Sutton team the lead DAY-BY-DAY | RUSSELL, WILDE, ELECTRICAL CON 79 Mrs. Tim Worfolk. He received nce more. With just 33 seconds to tracting, new homes, water heaters, fix ST . ; Ne : 8:30 P.M his education in Whitby and took 5 the Pickering team led by ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE ||!" range cabies a specialty Phone ROOM FOR TWO GENTLEM 5 : : ve , mme 3 n N SUSPENDED SENTENCE | yo 33174 bi : s i app € ship as a plumber temmer knotted the count at a An Oshawa man, Clarence Ed-| - i Broek Sorth, Phete MO $210 he : WHITBY and steamfitter. For a number of ward Smith, was yesterday placed ROOMERS WANTED 'HREE OR FREE PACKAGE POPULAR BRAND CiNEmaScorE 3 W years he operated a. busine in are two siste a 'or : 4 oper: siness F wo sisters, Miss Hazel Wor-| on suspended sentence for a period | four gentlemen. separat Ane: hearcigarettes with every $3 purchase of Fa COMMUNITY AIG RY AR DIT April 2g|D0ard optional. Abstainers. Central, «om = TECHNICOLOR .., STEREO OM SOUND Whitby and in recent vears has jolk and Bertha, Mrs. John Par- of two years in W hitby police During Jiu Wiite Bo limes-Gaz gasoline. Ask for your Appreciation Day 5 worked in Ajax er. both of Whith court. Smith had been tried earlier Athy '3 lcoupon. Harry Donald Limited, Chev $ x ] WK CARS N Of JAR] IS fll CKFOR ou NOONAN Surviving are his widow, the The funeral will be held on Fri-|in Oshawa on a charge of failing For sALE TWO-PIECE CHESTER Tolel-Oldsmobile, WEY ot ARES IINN SRT ARENA J M 05S HART former Zella Swain, two daughters, day afternoon at 2.30 p.m. from to provide for his family. He was !field. A-1 condition asonable. Phone [FOR SALE -- ROSE ~~ BROADLOOM : Tickets available at the RGE CUKOR - HAROLD ARLEN. IPA GERS} . SIDNEY {UFT Wilma. now Mrs. Summers. of the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel| ordered to report to county proba-|MO 83327 after 4.30 po 78c|rug, 9x12 with pad. Like new. Phone TOMMY O'CONNER Arena Box Office. : : and Helen, now Mrs. with interment at- Mount Lawn tion officer, Steve Pointen, month- | vor sary PTE MO 8-315 790 | in action tonight A TRANSCONA ENTERPRISES PROD. =o h WABNE 5 | le SINGER SEWING 3 t moons WARNER BROS r. of Oshawa, and one son: Cemetery tev. John Smith will ly, and to provide for his wife chine, in good condition, tread) 1. ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GIRL : . Willi: im, at home. Also surviving|conduct the service. (and two children. sound bobbin, £25. Phone MO 84274. 70a Willing to share. Phone MO 83215. i9¢;