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# THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, April 17, 1957 WHITBY and DISTRICT DUNLOPS RETURN | SURE DUNLOPS WILL WIN TONIGHT Dynlops-North Bay Meet {=m | For 6th Game In Gardens HARRY JERMYN Harry Jermyn, = mayor of Whitby, is positive the Whitby Dunlops will win the series against the Trappers. "Their chances of winning are 100 per cent," says Mayor Jermyn. "However, I think it was unfair that they cannot play at least one game on Whithy ice. After all the Trappers had three on their home ice." FRANCIS J. McINTYRE Francis J. Mcintyre, of 513 Byron St. S., in Whitby, a hoc- key enthusiast from away back and a member of the Whitby Intermediate Champions in 1913, says, 'The chances of the Dunnies winning tonight are good. I think myself that their record on North Bay ice will bear me out and now on their home ice, with the 'Go, Dun- nies, Go' crowd behind them, I think the boys are heading for a championship. They have fought a hard series with the Dutchmen and with that travel- Bug they have really shown up well, The old spirit of hockey is returning to the old town when they support their team, win or lose." {to be on hand for tonight's crucial pers series, it will be played on ! game in the Maple Leaf Gardens Saturday night. 'lin Toronto as the Dunlops meet Wren Blair has not given up hope { the North Bay Trappers in the of having that game played here ithe trophy tonight, Every hockey fan in Ontario|of the series being played in To- County and the city of Oshawa ronto, in all probability. 'who can possibly get away from| However, if a seventh game is home at all will undoubtedly try needed tr settle the Dunlops-Trap- | Whitby manager |sixth game Jf the Allan Cup semi- in Whitby although he admitted finals, The Dunlops, who won that he hoped no such game would twice in North Bay without the be necessary. usual cheering section, will prob-| "We have played three games {ably be cheered into a victory and on neutral ice," he said last night, {"and the Trappers have played There were reports earlier in'three home games on their home the week that a game in this'ice. From the Dunlops' stand-| series might be played in Whitby. point alone, it would be only fair KEN LEE Ken Lee, reeve of Whitby, feels that after seeing Satur- day night's game in North Bay that the Whitby Dunlops will finish the series tomight, "I feel quite confident that team will. win tonight. The boys have been playing real hockey. It's been a tough series | but they have shown a real team spirit and with the won- derful backing they have been getting from the fans they are sure to win," ; tion day draw was Joe Clarke, the | | Yesterday it was learned that the that a game as crucial as the Dunlops on the lip of victory, will by to give the Dunnies a chance] be played in the Gardens, If the on home ice, their only chance of | Dunlops win tonight, the Trap- the entire series." ; pers will hang up their skates| Hockey fandom in Whitby, how- land the Dunlops will take on the ever, is convinced that the series |Spokane Flyers, with all games ends tonight with a Dunlop win. | DAY-BY-DRY WHITBY . Accounts of social events and | Legion Rux. monthly devotional and business meeting on Thursday, April 18, at 2.30 p.m. in the parish hall, news items of local Interest and names of visitors are | . . seesmti Visit Hospital ROTARY GUESTS | : | Last Wednesday members of, Guests of the Whitby Rotary ihe Legion Auxiliary held their Club at their weekly luncheon at meeting in the Legion Hall. Mrs. the arena were Newt Richards, Kyle gave a splendid report [Norm Moran, Tom Dobbie, Lew on her trip to Sunnybrook Hospl-| {McConkey, George Slocombe, all ta] where she distributed treats of Oshawa, and Don Smith, of for the older soldiers. She was Toronto. Speaker at the meeting gccompanied by Mrs. W. Cassidy |was Fred Weaver, superintendent who paid a visit to Mr. Walters, of marine operations of Mc- an old resident of Whitby. Namara Construction. APPRECIATION WINNER Winner of this week's apprecia- |ing someone of his own town. Members are asked to keep in mind the Rally, to be held this year in Oshawa the first part of| May. Further notice will appear in this paper. Be prepared to go and make this rally a success. The next meeting of the Auxil- Starr Ave., who won $12.92, with a five per cent coupon. He also won another $5 for naming the merchant of the week, Bassett's Jewellers, The All Saints' Anglican Church W.A. will hold their | regular planned. |victory over the North Bay Trap- |pers the night before. sixth game of the series, with the seventh game be played in Whit- | article entitled Does It Mean To Your Child"? second prize was won by Betty] Have To Move Trophy As Series Comes South Late yesterday afternoon the "cinderella team" unnoticed and unannounced arrived back in Whitby with not so much as a car horn to greet them, The Dunnies rolled in to town about three o'clock after their 4-3 Among those who were asked what they thought the chances of the Dunnies winning the series was Frank Steffler, With: He said, "The series will be all over Wednesday night." SENDS TELEGRAM Another fan of the Dunnies Norm Mould sent a telegram to and former president of the club, Norm Irwin yesterday morning. The telegram was from Durban, South Africa, and read, "'Congrat- ulations to the championship team, town, and club. Marj and orm." Mr. Mould is general- manager of the Dunlop plant in Durban. A couple of the teen age set were heard to say, 'Bobby Atter- sley for president." The North Bay Trappers must other finalists in this p were Pat Austin and Neil Evans, The meeting adjourned with the National Anthem. The social ¢ sel been a passenger in a car which] was searched by police. In the car was found a case of beer 'which Nicholls said he had pur-| | chased Brewers' Ware-| house in 'Whitby | FOR MISSED Yesterday, Keith King, man. PAPERS court tna; nis recoras wowed) IN. WHITBY TV tea, ice cream and birthday cake. that Nicholls had purchased a Levy $30 Fine For Having Beer 3: ai ied af pieced Oshawa man, Kenneth, James Macdonald, defense Nicholls, 21, of 380 Simcoe St, counsel, stated that Mr. King's was yesterday fined $50 and evidence had corroborated part costs for having liquor in a place of Nicholls' statement that he other Dan a Fesigence. He had had urchased a two-dozen case, char; w! egal sses- and later the day a one-dozen' sion but Magistrate F. 5. Ebbs, case, y ed in the Whitby polict court, re: In reducing the charge and, levying the His 'orship Most people seem to feel that Spokane team will lose to either the Dunnies or the Trappers de-| ,. pending on which team comes out the victor in tonight's or Satur- day's sizzling games. Many of the people who were asked what they hough the chances of the Dunnies ing the game tonight felt that the Dunnies could not possibly lose while others were skeptical about the situation and felt that the Dunlops still have a tough grind ahead of them and will have to fight. There's only one thing for sure and that is there will be a game tonight which will prove to be al Baptist YPU Receive Honors | The Whitby Baptist Church Young People's Unlon of the Trent Valley Association received] top honors at the music festival held in Cobourg last Friday, April| Phone 2 MO. 8-311 W you have not received your Times-Gozette by 7 P.M., Coll BELL TAXI duced the charge. on Evidence at a hearing last Tues- sald he was doing it on the day, given by Const, Ron Ran-|strength of Nicholls' evidence, kine, of the Whitby Police De- "not that I believe it, but I ac- partment, was that Nicholls had cept it," he said. : be quite dismayed after the up- set they were handed during the | North Bay games. It seems that fthe Allan Cup a moved fo | And Rejected", --.|North Bay for the games the| A duet, "The Lord Is M: believing they would, 8 My Shep- Trappers, not have to move it since they were confident that they would "eliminate" the Dunnies and the boys from Spokane, were plann- ing to play all the games in North Bay. Now it seem that the Allan Cup will do some travelling be- fore either the Dunnies or the 12, Isobel Sinclair received top| honors and will be presented with an award, She sang a contralto |solo, entitled '"He Was Despised! herd", was sung by Isobel Sinclair| and Ann Nicholson; Norma Hun- ter sang a solo, "How Beautiful Are The Feet", from the Messiah; Ruth Sinclair played a piano solo entitled "All Hall The Power Of Jesus' Name", Last on the agenda was George Yepma who sang a' solo, "My Song Is Love Un- Trappers can lay their hands on it. Ihot one, known". Hear Public Speaking At hove mc eters c| DY, Robert Thornton H & S The Dr. Robert Thornton Home and School Association celebrated! ing the finalists its birthday at the April meeting on Wednesday. The meeting opened with the singing of "O Canada" followed by the Lord's Prayer. iary will be held on Wednesday,| A April 24, A social evening will be! Mrs. Don Wood welsomed all| Grades 7 248 G the members and their guests,] The subjects were well chosen 1 also former members, who were and well prepared. Choosing a ' ) , , | present. [ : Prag Mrs. G. Lofthouse read a short; "Easter, What| After the secretary's report, Flowers mean so much for Easter , . o to friends, relatives, shut-ins, far and near, See us for lovely corsa . meeting, which consisted of hear- y 5 Bou I in the public-| speaking competition. This is something new in the school and much credit goes to Mr, Karpiak and the teachers for the splendid efforts put forth by the pupils of quets, plants and floral arrangements in clever ceramic holders. We take ore ders for delivery anywhere, Remember Easter with flowers for all, winner was no easy task. In grade 7 Jane Jackson won first prize for her speech on "Joan of Arc";| LICHTER McLeod, who chose as her subject | LEAVING WHITBY 7 AM. DAILY TO| Toronto, returning from Bloor and| Yonge 5 p.m. Anyone wishing to com-| mute phone MO 8-2319. Ole | RELIEF NURSE FOR INDUSTRIAL Health Centre. Mainly Saturdays with other days as required. Applicants must be a graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Apply Personnel Office, Dun- |lop Canada Ltd., Whitby {WANTED -- YOUNG LADY DESIRES | office work, full time. Shorthand, typ-| DON WILSON Don Wilson, owner of Whitby Motors, when asked what he seats; WHITBY CLASSIFIED json Boraitt FOR SALE -- GENERAL ELECTRIC roll-call, and the introduction of stove and three piece chesterfield. the guests, Mrs. Luke told of her| Cheap. Phone MO 8-3076. 91b committee's plans for the ig FOR RENT -- FIVE ROOM UNFUR.,fleld day. The annual bazaar is platied Theatea Jungalow. Available May to be held in the fall of the year . Apply 233 Palace Street Whitby, ori pather than June. phone RA 5-432 Oshawa 0! Mrs. D. Wood and Mrs. Sliter| FOR SALE -- THREE DINNING Room |Were nominated as delegates to chairs, complete with plastic tie.on Home and School convention. | also elcctric iromer. 630 Kent| Miss Gorrill's room. won the| MO 8-3788. %0c attendance shield. The school's) Street: thought the chances of the Dun- nies winning the series, said, "Certainly they have won these games the hard way but I defi- nitely think they will win the series tonight. If they can beat these boys from North Bay they deserve a lot of credit." [1492 Adax. FOR RENT -- THREE | |apartment, self-contained. Apply 211 Craydon Road. $45.00 monthly. Children welcome. 1a ROOMED FOR RENT --- ONE FURNISHED | housekeeping room suitable for lady or |gentleman, continuous hot water. 305 Perry Street. 91b Crashed Into Constable's Car, Twp. Youth Fined $150 17-year-old Whitby Twp.| youth, whose car crashed into another car driven by a Toronto policeman, was yesterday fined a total of $150 on two charges. His licence to drive was suspend- ed for one year. Neil Burroughs, of the 7th concession, appeared before Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in the Whitby police court to an- swer charges of careless driving and failing to stop at the scene of an accident. Constable Ambrose Watson, of the Toronto Police Department told the court that he had been driving along Highway 12, near Myrtle on March 31 and met a car travelling north in the south- bound lane. When the car was about 150 yards away, he said, it swerved back into its own lane, then, as it drew opposite his car, he said, it swerved to the left and struck the rear of his car. This northbound car, he said, proceeded along the highway and he turned to give chase. He could not find the car, he sai, d and called police. His car had suffer- ed nearly $200 damage ROO! RENT -- SUITABLE FOR| gentleman; also trailer for sale, Phone MO 8-2594. FOR RENT--APARTMENT FOR RENT 'frig and stove, automatic washer and dryer. Phone MO 8-3303; 105 Graydon Road, Apt. 2. 90f HOME INSULATI 0 N, SLOWING MET , Free estimates. ptic tanks kb Walter Ward. June 24] Constable Harold Hockins, of cleaned the sanitary way the Whitby Detachment of the] Whitby, Phone MO 32063 , June % OPP, told the court of his inves- waANTED URGENT. WORKING tigation which had resulted in'man, bacheMr, wants to rent by April a : y 24, small house or housekeeping rooms, fhe charges against Burroughs, or small apartmtnt, in working class Crown Attorney Alex. Hall, QC,'home, must be cheap, in Whitby or in asking that accused's licence close by. Write Ww. F. Sauve, Post, OF, be suspended, said that police fice Box 1036, Whitby. _____ 2¥ had had several complaints about ROTO-TILLING, GARDENS, LAWNS, " .' jv ite also well rotted manure. Be one of the Burroughs' driving habits, one of {18 S14 order now. A. Dennis, Whitby them being that he turned Apr, | the mo s-4215. ignition off and on in his car to ---- make it backfire When Burroughs was asked by| His Worship why he had driven off, Burroughs said he had tried to find the car but could not. "I guess I wasn't thinking straight," he said. He was fined $100 and costs or one month for failing to stop and $50 and costs or one month for careless driving, Representing . . . 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' \ ox | The 1 ting is next| also month, and the executive mems| {bers are asked to have their re-| {ports ready. { {| Mrs, Luke introduced the Cor- 1013 | nish family who entertained eal "Near low, all heated, Close to town. monthly, 517 Brock North. ANY CARPENTER WORK. BRI chimneys, mantles, alterations; stone work. Apply 705 Dundas West. ALTERATIONS AND PANT CUFF Reasonable. Phone MO 8-3360: ! Centre Street South. April 26 an instrumental number, WANTED To BUY--POULTRY, High. |BY A Streamlet", ; feathers, 4 old. | py : Be errs Baits mom: | FUBLIC SPEAKING ings and after 6 p.m. April 26) The ' principal, Mr. Karpiak, took over the remainder of the PERSONALS | PLANNING A LAWN THIS SEASON? | Sodding, Seeding, Grading. Full time Grant Landscaping. MO 8-2567 Whitby May 1 "Dr. Banting", | The other two finalists in this up were Audrey Powell and dward Winacott. | In the senior group, Marilyn] Burton won the shield for public speaking = with her speech on "Pompeii"; Lynda Branton won second prize with "The City of Oshawa", as her subject, The' 124 Dundas W. LIMITED MO 8-3324 CHANNEL AERIAL NEW RCA VICTOR 21" TV And 30' ALL | Mr. R. D. Werner, of New York, | lis the guest of his neice and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Whipman, of Byron street north. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Givens of | Barrie, were the guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Kil- lens, over the week-end. May 15 Mrs. Victor Levesque, oy Stevens, New Brunswick, {two weeks visiting friends and RE-UPHOLSTERING |relatives. Chesterfield Suites Remodelled. | Mrs. D. J. McLeod has now re- Expertly rebuilt ond recovered |turned to her home in North Bay to look absolutely new. Fine after spending a few weeks with selection of fabrics at lowest [her sister-in-law, Mrs, J. H. 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