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A AAA CCRT wane ~ow AAD = re. & THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, April 19, 1956 BUT IS THIS PARKING? that the truck was left legal- parked, on the other side of street, and that ils brakes led, allowing it to roll a 38 and down the slight last night, police i cated the driver of 1 that 1 - wk, which is owned by ble found this ma trec resting - snu 1 ¢ hard by Police s lice port tree, sign Swift Cp! Robi nson, Packers evident damage to the transport which was resting partly lawn of 104 Mary St | I mishap was G. Rankine ( WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR Hockey fever will reach a new peak around these parts within the next week or so as the Woodstock Athletics and the Whitby Dun- lops square off in the All-Ontario *"B" finals. This championship series, that nets the winner the W. A. Hewitt Trophy, will get roll- ing tomorrow night in Woodstock, with the second game back | here in Whitby on Saturday night. Tickets game here went on sale at 1 p.m. today, and are on sale right | now. The Arena has reported a big demand for tickets for this se- ries with Woodstock also having asked for 200 tickets for Satur- day night's game here. Whitby won the toss for the extra game, so the third game of the set will be right back in Whitby, this coming Monday night, There are a number of tickets for tomorrow night's game in Woodstock, available here at the Whitby Arena box-office. Reports are that a goodly number of local fans will make the 2'-heur jaunt up to Woodstock tomorrow night, and we've been asked to pass on the request of many folks for transportation. If you #re driving and have some space available in your car, would you kindly call the Arena, and leave your name and phone number, and the number of passengers you could ac- commodate, We took in Tuesday night's game between Woodstock and Stam- ford, and we were impressed with the scoring prowess of the Wood- stock club, We did not have a chance to appraise the defensive strength of their club, because Stamford rarely testel the Athletics in this me, which Woodstock completely dominated. We did no- tice however, that the Woodstock team did not stress a backcheck- ing game, and whether that was a style they played only against Stamford or not likely remains to be seen. However, we suspected that some of the Whitby forwards might do a lot of scoring them- selves if they were allowed the privileges accorled the Kerrio's. The Woodstock line of Doug. French, Buddy Evans and Don Hart There was little on the by G investigated and P.( f Whtby P.D Robertson, Whitby WHITBY and DISTRICT ung showed plenty of zip while Ed. Harrisoon former Boston Bruin showed his wares quite well. Former Stratford Indian defenceman Bill Walsh played strongly on defence, while goalkeeper Levi Pur- good slops on the work he had to do. It shapes up as i with the comparative strength of the clubs actually ola made some good final Points Ou: River's Value In Canada's Economy delivering ing at the the naviga Lawrence the river ar E Po mean to Can: § Lawrence IS nates, Special ¢ tt Sa 1a 3,000,000 1 TD 4 " Chamber of ( ig the y A : pen, introduce a for t a ng i 31 pel mer mayo now vice-ch Electric Pow Strike first. ol d \ on on to retire t $16,000,000 6 ke iimed that the area ter Perry Awa 1 b ( g ireat Lakes is the presented ea { ost indus ial ai : Donald A today and predictec movement,' 1 started in every c province Recalling the p rence River I tory of Canc that histor) y Cartier had be the passage to | discovered the 60-mile of the St. Lawrenc lowed later by Char Mr. Strike called one est Canadian 1 St. Lawre est waterwa his sponsors, from more interested in than in developing FIRST CANAI ca to the speaker was ex tended Norman Mould, pro- gramme charman of the Chamber. PERSONALS MacCormack, Blackland Brunswick, be spending a week with one o daughter and son-in-law, Mr of the { but M R. Coolin France The many friends of Mr. E. the fur trade Como are happy to learn that he untry s now able to resume his activi after spending a week in the and three weeks at his 1e result of an accident and Mrs. Wally Walter, of This was pr canal d week-end guests of ged to a depth o I Mr. and M FE. Como recently. half feet 1 A I to report that Miss Eileen after due Thanks by wide me of will her and William New Mrs the Vor now hack to school her home nfined to Armstrong and Debby, of To- sts of Mr. and 8 Sunday Lal kel ¢ and Mrs. D and Stuart Nic rthday 1 he entertained hi cousin Donald, Douglas ind Debby and their par Mm and Mrs. Stan Mockford A birthday cake wa with all the trimmings and ed by 1 cently occa yur an ¥iih tie A 1° SY WHITBY DUPLICATE Canal, J a & : With ten f bridge r, was four and or Seer aga] yf 5 North and South Bx be A Valles rence wate | 1 s. Valle 4B that the rive > depth of next 70 r feet. F there a Welland ( 25 feet and I BRIDGE tables play following Mrs. Hunter Mr. and and Mr and Mr Stiner anc 04 Mi I Heron 82 Mrs Spratt th 0 ind West: Mr Sanderson 101 Mr Mr Ba Mr 80 th, 81 Kinsman Welsh mum of er, dredged has depths of BROCE NOW pLaYING EVENING SHOWS 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. THE GIRL WITH fHE LAUGHING EYES AND THE GUY WHO WROTE HISTORY IN THE SKIES! WHITBY Phone 8-3618 WARNER BR PRESENT ALAN LADD "4 THE Mc Conners 8rory The true story of America's first Triple Jet Ace! ~ i WARNERCOLOR CiNEMAS COPE STERZOPHONIC SOUNU 2 JAMES WHITMORE screen pray by CADEMAN ind SAM ROLFE © ed ty HENRY BLANKE ouactes by 6omoon pousias Wao 3 YEO § WUsis BY max grown Pr Bills a RR 5 Also - Lighthouse Mouse - Socco Champs - Scenic PAA ob 0 0, RR SS a YPU To Present Fashion Show viJl be S$ School unknown as of now. It will probably take at least two or three games to really bring out the more powerful team's highlights, but for now let's not take anything for granted you Dunlops! Don Wilson, popular Whithy business man, and one of the Town's more ardent sports boosters, became the winner of the Hall of he the Peter Perry award on Tuesday night, in the initial presentation of the award, Don was a keen sports competitor himself in years gone by, and continued his active interests after his play- ing days were over. We have had occasion to work very closely with him in the past two years, and we have found him ready at all times to give of his time to help produce the very best for the Town of Whitby, His contributions to the Town are many, and they incude the local Boy Scout movement, the Whitby Ro- tary club, the Whitby Community Arena and numerous othérs. He, along with several other prominent Whithy people provided the leadership in getting Whitby a new Arena, and continues to hold down the strenuous job of Arena treasurer. The choice was a popular one with most folks, and most definitely with yours truly. It's a particularly great honor as we see it, to be chosen as Mr. Whitby, when it's remembered it comes from a Town where there are a great many hard workers for the commu- nity. Our most heartiest congratulations Don! 1shi show mn n the evenin Miss Ga ing yronfo. Commentator Mwill be Mz: H will be Mai esses by Hazel Fosler featur which ed most in The Town and . +» Tickets for next Friday night's annual dance of the Whitby Dunlop Hockey club are realy starting the fashion Country . of the she teen-age mode will be students from Whitb} trict Shaw's A's, Orphans Play Here Sunday Jake phuns, finalists Whith ies. S in the series, will be fighting hard their 1, while B-H Orphans face el with a Game time is 2.00 p.m to recor minat he High School Sh haw's Id MC ion Oshawa will yv Arena third game of to move, have you picked yours up yet? The gala night will be stag- ed at Club Bayview, and it's a public dance, so we want to see all you folks there. A lot of fun should be had by all concerned . Toronts Marlboros look like a sure bei to oust the Montreal Junior Canadiens following that 3-0 shutout on Tuesday night in Toronto. There have beén amazing upsets in hockey this year, but we think that will have to be classed as the biggest . , . 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