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" 4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, June 30, 1958 THE GREATEST MO Good, 1 | for the last time this term. | Ye classroom! Holidays, | Throughout the morning, classes | here we come! At noon yester- | yore pot quite normal. None of day, over 1000 Whitby Public | the students could concentrate, School pupils left their classes | with their minds more on the | MENT FL oat i 5 ~~ IN ThE YEAR old swimming hole, than on les- suns. Actually, most of the morn- ing was spent in handing out report cards. The feeling of jubilation of the students is fllus- | trated in the above picture, taken at Colborne street school, at approximately 12:01 yesterday afternoon. Roberston, Whitby. Mrs. S. Watson Is WA Hostess The St. John, Port Whitby, W.A. business and devotional meet! wag held at the home of Mrs. Shel. don Watson last Thursday evening with & good attendance. Miss Margaret Sleep was in the chair as Miss Goldring is still con- fined to her home with a broken foot. All the members are anxious to see her completely recover and able to resume her activities. They offer her their best wishes. 1 The meeting opened with thé; hymn "God who touches earth; with beauty" and followed by ai litany on the study book. Mrs. M.| Rea, of Dundas street west, in- vited the members to her home for, the July meeting, which was gladly, accepted. i Quiz games were played and en. joyed by all after which refresh- | ments were served. | CWL Executive Holds Meeting The CWL executive met at the home of the president, Mrs. Leo Bloye, last Tuesday evening. Final plans were made to cater to the Fotarians' luncheon for the month of July. Mrs. L. Ruest was ap- pointed convenet. WHITBY TEAM CHAMPS FOR SECOND YEAR Pictured above are the Junior Lakeshore Inter-School Soiiball champions, for 1956. Pictured with the trophy they have won for two years running, the mem- bers of the Whitby public schools team are, left to right, back row, Mr. D. Catherwood, manager; John Pritchard, John Teravain. | er, Richard Switzer, Mr. J. Dier, coach. Front row, left to right, | Sn are, Robert Johnston, Niel Cath- en, Dennis Brown, Bryan Fletch- | erwood, Gary Marchant, Doug | McLean, Dwg Ing. obertson, Whitby. Miniature aprons are being made by a group of the bers and will be distributed to the ladies of the parish. Everyone is expected to be as generous as possible. At the close of the meeting re- freshments were served by the hoste: LASKA'S NAME The Aleut word '"alashka' which gave Alaska its name {land" or "mainland.' WHITBY and DISTRICT 'WITH WINNING WAYS Get OHA Sancti Whitby In Sr. "A" Room 77 of the Empress Hotel said "you guys can argue which! in Peterborough, Ontario, was one of you will end ahead of the buzzing with excitement Thursday other, but I'll bet you both en night, following a two-hour meet- behind Cornwall." Orillia arena| ing which had just concluded. manager Jimmy Webb came forth| The Merchants made it number two on Thursday night when they won out over the Brooklin Dodgers| 11-6 in a hard-fought, game down on, Now League at the arena. Don Cragg who has been hitting The outcome means that Whitby, the score-sheet with amazing regu- town that has skyrocketed in larity, opened the scoring with only i 5 146 scconds gone in the first period. hockey enthusiasm in only two gowever Brooklin weren't too years, will now have the toplyncet by this early tally and Alex- amateur puck attraction to watch, ander broke in at the two-minute] a "Merchants Down Dodgers 11-6 In Game At Whitby | ed as if a major uprising might result, The Merchants came out on top with a well-deserved win as they| had to fight the Dodgers all the| way. The rivalry between the two teams runs pretty high and it's a battle from the opening whistle. Again Don Cragg came through with a "hat-trick", (it's getting to |be a habit), and Paul Trann found his scoring eye to blink the light means "big WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR It's official now! The OHA sub-committee approved the Eastern Senior Hockey league's vote to advance to Senior "A company next season, in a friendly meeting held in Peterborough Thursday night. It also means that the OHA now has two Senior "A" groups to be known as the Eastern Senior ""A", and Western Senior "A" leagues. Belleville remained firm on their decision to stay Senior "B' next season, with the league giving full consent to accept the Bay of Quinte club into the new group, as a Senior "'B' entry if they wish. Belleville would not compete in the league play-offs, but would get a bye to the Ontario Senior "B" semi-finals. Clubs set to play "A" are the Cornwall Colts, Orillia Pontiacs, Whitby Dunlops, and the new Kingston club, to be called the Kingston L'mestones. Final entry dale remained at the original July 18th, and it's expected that the league might receive am application from the Pembroke Lumber Kings by that date. If so, that would round out a six-team c.rcuit with the Montreal Junior Canadiens also play- ing a couple of games with each team. OHA president Frank All Saints' Is Setting For Reid-Reader Wedding A very pretty wedding took place on Saturday, June 23rd, at All Saints' Anglican Church, Whitby, when Lydia Esther Roberta Read- er, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johns Henry Reader, of Whitby, was joined in holy wedlock to Bruce Earl Elois Reid, son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Reid, of Oshawa. Rev. M. J. Cathcart officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a balle- rina length gown of blue net with a flowered bodice and finger tip veil to match. She carried a bou:| quet of American Beauty red| roses. She was attended by her sister, Miss Gladys Reader, who had chosen a ballerina gown of pink net and carried a nosegay of oink and white carnations, and Mrs. Joyce Phillips, who wore a simi- lar gown in yellow. She carried a nosegay of yellow and white car- nations. The groom was attended by his| the bride's mother wore a printed dress in shades of gray and lilac with gray accessories and the groom's mother chose a navy blue dress and hat to match. They both wore corsages of red and white roses. The guest of honor at the re- ception was Mrs. Roberta Maiel, of Oshawa, grandmother of the bride, who is the only lving grandparent of both Mr. and Mrs! WHITBY DAY-BY-DRY 5 tESU The following Whitby pupils we; successful at recent piano exami nations of the Royal Conservato of Music held at Bowmanville. Grade VIII -- Honors, Luefll Tutt, Dianne Brady. Glasses tinkled, everyone talked with "don't sell Orillia short, we're at once, laughter rang out, and the dark horse of the group, we'll everywhere it was clearly evident be in there." ! that here was a happy crowd. The Altogether the meeting climaxed| Buckland told the gathering that the OHA was most happy to welcome the new "A" league, but thai the group should remember that they have a lot of organizational work to get done before brother, Mr. Edward Reid, and the ushers were the bride's brother, Mr. John Reader, and her cousin, but it also means that it returns mark to tie it up | twice. Les Moore came ul rir itRadit 5 : . re. A p with an- wil care hockey to Dawa gud Whitby added two more goals by other fine game getting a single istrict, long famous in the hockey jo.py Ravary and Paul Trann to and playing a good defensive game Grade IX -- Catherine Bush.' exciting scene followed an an- a five-year period which saw the nouncement just read by OHA Eastern league win the Ontario business manager Bill Hanley, Senior "B" title in all five cam- which said that the OHA sub- paigns. Each year the question of committee had voted unanimously advancing to Senior "A" had come in favor of accepting the Eastern) up, and three weeks ago the mem. Ontario Senior Hockey league into|ber club had voted by a 42 the ranks of Senior "A". | majority in favor of the higher "It's been a long time coming," | rating. sald OHA vice-president Lorne Since that time the group has Cook, "but the handwriting has been sitting tight, awaiting the been on the wall for some time all imporant stamp of approval now." {from the Ontario Reg Walton, president of the/tion. The OHA sub-committee had Kingston Senior Hockey club, was journeyed to Peterborough to meet busily exchanging good-natured with the clubs, and after a two- banter with Whitby's Wren Blair. hour session the committee en- "I'll make you a friendly $10.00! dorsed the move. bet that Kingston ends higher in| OHA president Frank Buckland the league standing than Whitby chaired the meeting, also attended this season," said Walton. "I'll by sub-committee members Lorne ockey associa- world. wa {make it 3-1 at the end of the first. | FOUR A" CLU BS The second period went scoreless Kingston, Orillia, Cornwall and ag poth teams checked furiously,| Whitby are entered as "A" start- never allowing the opposition too! ers, but Belleville indicated that many genuine scoring opportun-| they would remain "'B", but likely| ities, and when the Brooklinites did play in the group. Montreal Junior break through, they were frus- | Canadiens, who will operate out/trated by goalie Art Bradley who| | of |to play two games with each! |team, with points to count in the Brooklin squad slowed down the| | standings, while it's dtpecied that, Whitby attack and the locals just | Pembroke Lumber Kings might couldn't get their shots away and also join up with the Eastern, "no shots -- no score". ! | league, before the July 18 dead-| In the third, the Whitby fortunes| |line for entries. |seemed to sag a little as Brooklin/ President Buckland stated that tied things up with two quick goals| | the winner of the Eastern Senior/by Doug Vipond and Harold "A" would play a best-of-five Gwynn at 1.30 and 3.01, Then the] series with the Western Senior ""A"'|game seemed to fall back into the/ winners, for the OHA Senior "A" |pattern of the second period as checking by both f Ottawa this year, are expected cam: up with some brilliant saves. | reversal, better days are ahead for The tenacious checking of the| as did Ley, Cragg and Branton. Stacey, former Orillia plaver made his debut in a Whitby uniform and he came up with a goal and a pair of assists and should be a {valuable asset when he 'works in" to the Merchants' style of play. Unless there is an unexpected the Merchants as they get rolling. They meet the Huntsville Hawks | Tuesday night at the arena in their second encounter of the season and| {the locals will be out to make it] number three and avenge the loss the Hawks handed them last Satur-| day in a close game at Huntsville. SCORING SUMMARY {First Period) | 1, Whitby, Don Cragg, unassist- ed 0.46; 2. Brooklin, Alexander, un- August 1sf. Locally, it means that fans from Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax and district, will be in for a top season of hockey, and Whitby Dunlop president Norm Mould has called a meeting of the mew hockey club executive for next Wednesday evening at the Arena. A complete. agenda will be worked out for next season, and by next weekend the club will start signing players! Whitby Merchants larrosse club made it two in a row here Thursday, when they downed Brooklin in a speedy tilt. The Merchants who/ had trouble getting started in the win column, won both games thig week, and indicated that better things lie ahead. Don Craggs came up with another "hat" trick, and the classy guy has really i firing with goals. Paul Tran scored a pair of markers, while the whole club turned in a better defensive game. Whitby has added a new player by the name of Stacey, and he formerly played with the Orillia Terriers, and should prove valuable to the local cause. Coach Bud Johnson's boys will be out to make it three in a row, when they entertain the Huntsville Hawks here in Wh'tby Tuesday night. The Hawks squeezed out a win over our club last week up in Hunts- clubs|assisted 2.01; 3. Whitby, Ravary ville, and this will give Whitby a chance to return the favor. Mr. Walter Kirk, of Oshawa, The recention was held in the | Parish Hall and for the occasion ALBERT RANDALL | & SON © PLUMPINS o HEATING eo OIL HEATERS © SHEET METAL WORK Phone: MO 8.2991 102-A Byron St. S. WHITBY BAPTIST | CHURCH | Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister ~ Mrs. W. E. Summers, A.T.CM, Organist 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Service | Soloist Miss Patricia Earl 7 p.m.--Evening Service | Pn Mrs, ig Keo EVENINGS: | MO 8-4224 MO 8-4248 KEN ALBERT WHITBY UNITED | take that bet," said Blair. Cooki. Ken McMillan, George (the championship. This winner would fierce . ; Y A then continue on into CAHA play-|blanked the score-sheet until 14.15 (J. Trann) 3.30; 4. Whitby, Paul| At this point Ray Miron, Corn- country lawyer) Dudley. and OH! wall manager, not to be outdone, business manager Bill Hanley. Whitby Degree Staff P Makes Bowmanville Visit On Monday, the Degree staff of| thleen Brough, Margaret Brown- Benevolent Rebekah Lodge jour-|{ing, Margaret Dewsbury, Isabelle neyed to Bowmanville to confer|Saunders, Isobel Meier, Olive the Rebekah Degree on three can-|0'Dell, Mabel James, Greta Me- didates and were presented with Donough, Jean Wickett, Grace a lovely tray in appreciation by the Harris, Mary Churchyard, Gwen Noble Grand of Beehive Rebekah Halton, Dorothy Wickett, Stella Lodge, Sister Humphrey. McLean, Mary Randall, Isabell The degree staff, under the guid- Bolinbroke, with Sister Faye Meier ance of Sister Lena Pellow (Cap- substituting for Sister tain) are: Sisters Lottie Plaskitt. Rogers. Winnie Wilkinson, Ethel Campbell,| Vocalist Sister Violet BROC Playing: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Evening Shows at 7 P.M. Burdge WHITBY Phone 8-3618 Holiday Matinee -- Monday at 1:30 Pr. raou WARNER BROS. stassing CLAYTON MOORE - JAY SILVERHEELS LYLE BETIGER- BONITA GRAMNLE - PERRY LOPEZ ADDED ATTRACTION MARVELOUS SPECTACLE OF A THOUSAND THRILLS Frank Ferry % with Reginald Denny + Victer Produced, Written and Directed by Frank Ferrin Released they United Artists (JR LAST SHOWING TODAY "THE RACERS" with KIRK DOUGLAS - BELLA DARVI when Don Cragg worked his way Trann, unassisted 5.10. Penalties Larry's BA'S take on the league leading Maher Sh over downs in quest of the Allan Cup. | was accompanied by Lodge Musi- | cian Sister Alma Dewey, at the'5-3 on a goal by John from Herb | piano, Trann. | Sister Lavina Whiteraw was also| WIDE OPEN SESSION ! a visitor. Sister Isobel Meier, Dis-| Then came the wide-open final trict Deputy President, Oshawa Session as the Merchants went out West No. 7, was introduced to the and got three in the first five min- officers and members of Beehive|utes. Sutherland and Shropshire Rebekah Lodge by Sister Bertha £0t match penalties at the five- Hackney, PDDP and Brother Har- Hine ar end things began to old Wicket, DDGM, also visiting, . | ire Reazin from Cook and Richard-| were welcomed by the members. son revived the cause for Brooklin| After the lodge closed a dainty and then Ron Elliott, back for his lunch was served and a social hour second game after his serious in-| | was spent. jury at the first of the season, | The district meeting of Oshawa crushed the rally on a pass from| Hazel West No. 7 Rebekah Lodge will be Stacey. Both teams got a pair to|Brooklin, Carnegie (Vipond) 7.32; held in Whitby July 4th, Wednes- wind up the game 11-6. Brian Gib. day, at the IOOF Hall at 3 p.m.|son and Don Cragg for Whithy,| | Special meeting of the Benevolent Cook and Bruce Mitchell for| |ing the weekend with his brother 'and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. | in, to sink his second of the night. Paul Trann, McKinney. ; | Then the Trann boys, who figured prominently in the game, made it (Second Period) No scoring. Penalties, Alexander. {Third Period) 5. Brooklin, Vipond, unassisted 1.80; 6. Brooklin, Gwynn, unassist- ed, 3.01; 7. Whitby, Don Cragg, un- assisted 14.15; 8, Whitby, John Trann (H. Trann) 15.00. Penalties, Rivary, Gwynn, Stacey, P. Trann, (Fourth Period) 9. Whitby, Paul Trann (Stacey) 1.11; 10. Whitby, Don Cragg, un- assisted, 2.44; 11. Whitby, Moore, unassisted, 5.06; 12. Brooklin, Rea- zin (Cook Richardson) 5.44; 13. Whitby, Elliott (Stacey) 6.00; 14. Robson, 5. Whitby, B. Gibson (R. Cragg) 0.00; 16. Whitby, Stacey (R. Cragg) 10.25 17. Brooklin, Clubine unassisted 14.00. Penalties: Ravary, McKinney, Vipond, Stacey, Sutherland (Match), Shropshire (Match). Robson (5 minutes), Cragg (Match), B. Gib- son (Match), Cook (Match), Mitch- ell (Match). Officials -- Chuck Simpson and Bill Lubeck. 1 1 at Coronation Park this evening in a game that should provide plenty of baseball action. The BA's currently hold down fifth spot in the West Toronto Senior loop, but a couple of wins would bounce them up into th'rd. A win tonight over Mzher's would more than prove valuable because not too many clubs are picking up points off this classy team. The A's have been scouring around for last minute talent, as they holster for the stretch drive ahead, and manager Ken MacDonaid has added several new performers recently. Tonight's game gets underway at 6 p.m., and the club would more than welcome a good turnout of fans to boost them to a victory tonight. THE TOWN AND COUNTRY . .. Norm Bagnell fanned 18 Whitby batters here the other night, as Oshawa Tony's downed the Stokers 9-2. Gil Depratto slammed a bases-loaded homer for the motor city crew, while "Dunc!" Wilson slapped a home run for Whitby with one man on. The Stokers go to Toronto Monday night, and then play FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 421 Brock St. North Pastor: Rev. E. Corbett 10 AM. -- SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM. & 7 P.M. AT BOTH SERVICES CHURCH II REV. J. M. SMITH, Minister I| Mrs. V. Rowe, ATCM, Organist 11:00 A.M. INFANT BAPTISM The congregation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will worship with us. Church School -- Regular Times REV. H. BUTLER London, Ontario, Visitors Very Welcome Zaduk-Williams back here at Centennial park next Wednesday eve- ning. . . . Speaking of the Stokers reminds us that the club had the misfortune to have all their PA equipment stolen out of their club- house last week. Not a very sportsmanlike gesture on somebody's part. . . . Congratulations go to sportsman Red Hardie who recently went into the real estate business. . . . This writer would appreciate receiving a schedule of the South Ontario county softball league, from anoyne who might have one. . . . Ajax Bantam baseball club con- tinues to roll. They downed Victors in a Legion minor tilt in Ajax the other night, to consilidate their first place position in the league race. . . . Lots of holiday sports action around, but it will all be lipsed by the Whitby Centennial plus one- day here Monday. There RUSSIAN PURCHASE A Russian visiting the 1956 British trade fair ordered 4,000, 000 door handles at a cost of £1,000,000. WHITBY CLASSIFIED | Rebekah Lodge will be held July Brooklin all drew match penalties | 4th at 8 p.m. to discuss the com- in this last frame when it appear-| Barrie for August 19th. Stanley Noble, of Niagara Falls. PERSONALS Mrs. Joseph Lague will be spend: |ing th iville with her sister, Mrs. Mary| | | Martin Van der Heide motored to| Montreal last Wednesday to meet| and Mrs. Norman Mantle | ; ton on Saturday and returned to | Van der Heide, who were coming F | back from Holland where they had Stouffville on Sunday to visit a Mrs. Annie Van der Heide, of | Holland, will be the guest of her Mrs. Martin Van der Heide, for| a few months. | | and family will be spending two [noderiing Ee Tally Rust land Mrs, F. Partington. |6 p.m. c The many friends of Mr. Charles| cn ™ cro" pram nooM FRAME [i] ling trip to Oddfellows Home in e next two weeks in Aulst:| Miss Victoria Visser and Mr.|y ague. | Mrs. Janet Visser and Mrs. Helen were visiting friends in Burling- visited their families. | siek friend In the hospital. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and| | Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Partington | TENDERS WANTED -- FOR THE RE- | weeks at Picton, the guests of MI. pundas West. MO 8-3763 between 9 na Palmer are sorry to learn that he | pouge, hardwood cab- oor, $2500; also is in Oshawa General Hospital bage plants for sale. Phone MO 8.2474. where he underwent surgery. He| 152¢ is now improving nicely, TRY R RENT TEN Boon. HOUPE wish him a prompt and complete {BR (ACL Toni ™ 17 ucla Street. recovery. 4 1525 WANTED -- AN APARTMENT OR DU- plex preferably 4 or 5 rooms. Phone Whitby Professional Building. 181e SND FOR SALE -- HEDGES PLANTED, trinived complete landscaping, lawns mowed, J2ll Gerd Greent, MO 8.2587 Whitby, collect. July 16 FOR ALSCO ALUMINUM COMBINA- tion windows and doors, "Doc" Datos, MO 82350 after 6. mates. July 13 Mr. and Mrs. A. Norwick an son Teddy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ga will be spending the weekend in| Belleville visiting friends | relatives. Mr. James Noble will be spend-| BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL For OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Legal, Chiropractic, Real Estate, Beauty Clinic and Dental Clinic. | =e y|FOR RENT -- THREE NICE ROOMS, heated with kitchen facilities; close to highways and buses; available imme- and | diately. Phone MO 152 FOR SALE CEDAR POLES ALL lengths from 15 ft. to 35 ft.; also fence posts. Edgar Slack, Port Perry, RR 4 Phone 320R6 152b |FOR RENT | room, unfurni Dundas Kas! Phone MO 8-3060. 180 {FOR RENT -- FURNISHED BEDSIT- ting room. Suitable for light housekeep- ing. Accommodate two people. Apply 23 Palace Street 1 "AVAILABLE JULY 1, 3 hed flat, MODERN NEW INCOME home, $2300, down, Apply 3231 Palace Street, 150f DOMESTIC PAINTERS, SMALL JOBS taken, general repairs, prompt service, Phone MO 82096. 151¢ FOR SALE sof | Gravel, $1.30 per yard; fil 2660 ALL KINDS SAWS FILED AND SET; lawn mowers ground and set and re- paired, Andy Anderson, rear Geo. Ha- mer, 210 Brock Street South, July § FRESH Ward, FOR SALE - SOD, sq, yd. delivered. W. Whitby. CUT, 20¢ MO 85-2563, Aug.3 ALL KINDS SAWS FILED AND SET: lawn mowers ground and set and re. paired, Andy Anderson, rear Geo. Ha- mer, 210 Brock Street South. July § CONCRETE GRAVEL, $1.50; ROAD delivery phone MO 8 HOME INSULATION, BLOWING method. Free estimates. Septic Tanks cleaned the sanitary way. Walter Ward, Whitby, Phone MO 8.2563, July 13 FOR SALE COMBINATION COAL HAVE YOUR GARDEN KOTO-TILLED, CALL NOW No sod please. Phone MO 8-209. June) | MO 8.3731 WHITBY PROFESSIONAL FREE PACKAGE POPULAR BRAND cigareites with every #3 purchase of | gi Ask for vour Appreciation Day | Coupon. Harry Donald Limited, Chev rolet-Oldsmobile 153¢ | oline Fo NT--TWO ROOMS FURNISHED nished. Central. Reasonable BUILDING 0 Pho. 10 3304. 183¢ [HoME and wood range, fair condition. Cheap. 1507 Dufferin street. MO B8-2348. tate FOR SALE---THREY LOTS ON VIC. toria Street West. Mrs. Mary BSobeza Watson Street. Port Whitby K, Ja IMPROVEMENTS, FREE EST. {imates, plastic wall tile, floors, recrea. tion rooms. Arborite, custom furniture and counters. Roxitone painting. Call 153¢; .| pounds. Hurlock, 20, weighs 260|ing of Lawrence Bergeron, 57, of | supplied. For [8 July2y will be a grand parade at 2:45 in the afternoon, preceded by a siap- box derby over on Mary strect at 1 p.m. At 3 p.m. there's a ball game at Coronation park, and it will all be climaxed by a big dance in the Arena at night. Yep there's no place around with more action than Whitby. WASHER | EIEN | Work Guaranteed, Complete check up. | goer ot" oy el lL Wringer rolls In compete Sv com emg BUTT RADIO 118 Brock LAR 8.3707 FOR MISSED PAPERS IN WHITBY Phone MO. 8-3111 if you have mot received your Times-Gezette by 7 PM. Colt BELL TAXI calls must before AD coll me PR WINS LOG ROLLING WITH SARNIA PREVIOUSLY ROCKFORD, Ill. 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