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¥ | PME DALY TIMES-GAZETTE, Mondey, December 23, 1957 ORVILLE FIRST Orville preceded Wilbur when the Wright brothers made their pioneer airplane flights in 1908. "ywinter months fo a very goed advantage. FOR COMPETITION William Clarke stressed the ship of some 350 members or for the future bufldings of the more. club. These plans would be of After the meeting, but before such a nature that they could dispersal, new member, William | grow without lpss of attractive B cddall who is an architect, as-| ness. Mr. Beddall would contrib- su Yacht Club WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Two Games 6-4 And 5-1 Rene St. Hilaire, of Cornwall ' Chevies, spolied Roy Edwards' shutout late in the third period Saturday t as the 20-year-old newly-signed goalie took to the nets for Whitby Dunlops. The .Dunlops, in a home game, had the last period but St. Hilaire gave the Cornwall team their, only goal of the night at 11:22 to| prevent Edwards from having a shutout in his first game '1 Dun- lop colors. Edwards was signed by man- ager Wren Blair on Friday to put two top-rung goal tenders on the Dunlops' roster, He played Sat- vrday night to give Long John Henderson, the regular Dunnie netminder, a rest. TAKE EARLY LEAD Charlie Burns, on assists by Tom O'Connor and Gordie Myles, gave Whitby an early lead be- fore the game was two minutes old, Myles scored again the first, | on a blue line pass by defense- man Alf Treen. Late in the same period, Bus Gagnon, with assists from Ted O'Connor and Jack Dunlops Win McKenzie, gave the Dunlops a Labelle, Cornwall, interference, 4 P% %18:29; 'Gordie Myles, Whitby, Only goal of the second period |hookng, 15:44; Harry Sinden, was scored by Tom O'Connor, Whitby, misconluct, 10 minutes, with Myles and Burns assisting.|[17:34;" Ron Muir, Cornwall, el- George Samolenko and Bus Gag-| bowing, 18:09. non combined for Whitby's fifth| Third Period goal at the 10:30 point of the Whitby. Samolenko third. (Gagnon) Less than one minute later, St.|¢ ao8n Hilaire, with assists by Pete Fay. |b Crowell. §. Hilaire 11:22 ette and Ray LaPlante, scored on| pepaities: Ray Labelle, Corn- tripping, 1:54; Alf Treen, Edwards to spoil what appeared wall, Whitby, tripping, 6:21; Charlie to be a sure shutout. SUMMARY Burns, Whitby, and Ron Muir, _ First Period { Cornwall, both roughing, 8:00; 1. Whitby. Burns (Tom Charlie Burns, Whitby, slashing, O'Connor, Myles) 1:02 12:15; Ron Muir, Cornwall, high 2 Whithy. les (Tieen) 6:45 sticking, 18:08. 3. Whitby. Gagnon (Te CORNWALL, Dec. 22 (CP) -- (O'Connor, McKenzie) .. 35:48 Whitby Dunlops today . defeated Cornwall Chevies, 6-4, in an On- Penalties: Ray Labelle, wall. . mterference, 2:35; tario Hockey Association East-/ Gagnon, Whitby, roughing, 2:35; : Eddie Redmond, Whitby, high ern senior game. sticking, 11:54; Don Labelle Sid Smith and Charley Burns| ornwall. cross ing, 15:42. each scored twice for Whitby co Loss checking {with Jack McKenzie and Tom 4. Whitpy. Tom O'Connor Williamis adding singles. | (Myles, Burns) .. ¥ Moe Savard, Brian Webber, Penalties: Doug. Williams, Neil Burke and Guy Henry scor- Whitby, high sticking, 10:53; Ray ed for Chevies. Thomas Newton Asks Safety Christmas day will mark the 94th birthday of Thomas New- man, who resides with his daugh- ter, Mrs. Elsie Smith, at 406 Henry street in Whitby, In an in- terview with Mr, Newman, he related his vast experiences in his life which he enjoyed so much. He served in the Burmese war in 188587, in the days where a war was won by strength and bayonets. Four years of his life were spent in the Himalayan mountains, and Mount was in plain sight of the camp, he said. Mr. Newman told of one ex- perience when all the troops were put on the ship except his troop, and the troop he was with was ut on a British Steam Naviga- lon Co. boat and taken along the west coast of a jungle island. It was these jungles that in- spired him to paint the "lion." Painting was a great hobby with him, and many paintings which are in the Smith household, por- 94 On Christmas Everest § 'In Home In a plea for safety in the i lhome, Fire Chief Bruce Corner, B' (of Whitby, is asking that all re- t |sidents of the town take extra precautions during the holiday| season to make it a Merry Christmas, with no fire damage or injury. He reminds householders that Christmas tree lights are very |decorative but can also be very |dangerous. His advice is that all such lights be turned out if the family is leaving the house. He |adds that the owner should also {make certain that all electrical | connections and wiring is in ex {cellent condition before turning the lights on. A short in the wiring on a tree, # [he said, can not only damage the fixtures but would readily ignite a tree which, if undetected for; even a moment, could set a house : |afire in seconds. | His special warning is to people |who like to see genuine candles, | |lighted, on Christmas trees. "Next to building a fire under| THOMAS NEWMAN Combines Program Set " Whitby Yacht Club are making plans for a '"'do it yourself" for members to build their own craft during the winter months. A sujt- able sugges! location which is being examihed is a'3,500 square feet semi-Pasement premises be- longing té the Wm. J. Anderson Win 14-0 Brooklin Combines redeemed themselves Saturday night, after losing to Bowmanville Wednes- day night, The Combines defeat- ed Unionville Jets by a score of 4 to 0. This win was the first shutout of the year for Joe Melnick, Brooklin Joaltender, who played a tremendously strong game for the Combines. The win is num- ber nine for Brooklin, losing only one, in OHA Junior C Suburban league competition. Redshaw and Carnegie led the Combines with three zoais each (hat trick), followed by Collins, Germond and Ferguson with two, and singles to Grant Jones and Pascoe. LINEUP BROOKLIN -- Goal: Melnick. Defence: Jones, Grandy. For- wards: Redshaw, Ferguson, Ger- mond. Alternates: Cornish, Car- negie, Pascoe, Jones, Wartiner, Collins. UNIONVILLE -- Goal: Riddle. Defence: Jarivs, Jackson, For- wards: Thornington, Gayman, Atkinson. Alternates: Johnston, Tran, Haynes, Middleton. SUMMARY 1st Period 1. Brooklin. Pascoe (unassisted) : 2. Brooklin. Germond (unassisted) y Penalties: Grandy, 10:30; Thornington, 13:45; Grandy, 16:49; Jackson, 15:38; Warriner, 18:30; Thornington, 19:43. 2nd Period 3. Brooklin. Carnegie (Pascoe) . Brooklin. Ferguson (Germond, Redshaw) Brooklin. Redshaw (Germond) . Brooklin. Carnegie (Cornish, Grandy) ... Brooklin. Collins (unassisted) Penalties: Ferguson, Tran, 12:26; Warriner, (5 min.), 18:48 3rd Period 8. Brooklin. Carnegie (Cornish) 9. Brooklni. Redshaw (Germond ) Brooklin, Ferguson (Germond, Grandy) . Broklin. Germond (unassisted) a 12. Brooklin. Redshaw (Ferguson) 18. Brooklin. Collins (G. Jones) 14. Brooklin. G. (Grandy) 4. 5. 6. A 7:19; 10. 11. 6:52 17:08 19:05 Johnston 19:57 Co. Ltd. in Whitby. Wm, Davidson said, at a meet- {ing of the executive, that the total cost of materials should not ex- |ceed $115) A good sailing boat fact that the boats built should conform letely with cl the meeting that he would ute his professional services with- be happy to make suitable plans|out any charge to the club, of craft in other clubs in order that competitive races could be arranged. All interested in this project should write at once to the Whitby Yacht Club, Box 1067, Whitby, stating that they |are interested, their age, address {and, if- possible, reference to a present or former member of! Whitby Yacht Club. | A very rosy and optimistic would be built under experienced supervision. It was felt that many| Yacht Club by William Davi young new members would wel-'son, who felt that Whitby Yacht come this opportunity to use their | Club should aim for a member- ture was forecast for Willy We Sing Out our Sincere Thanks For Your Patronage, And your Good will... We hope you find us much pleasure from our ng toy we | vos fo oor mony friends end costomers. May your Christmes be merry end bright! EDWARDS 5¢ TO $1 BROCK STREET SOUTH do in extending it: & MERRY CHRISTMAS! WILSON CYCLE and SALES COLBORNE STREET EAST ! year after year, and it's 10 ; color or the wrong brond. | CHRISTMAS - GIFTS A CLEVER IDEA! Socks, ties, cuff links and cigars become monotonous to 1 they cre the wrong Why not be different ond give something that will be used every day of the year. We have a large selection of gifts all under $5.00 thot will delight all motorists, Come in and look around. F] Harry Donald's Dundas S. E., Whi MO 8.3304 RA 5.4831 MERRY CHRISTMAS May happiness ring in your holidays and accompany you through this glad season) ART"S CLOTHING STORE 125 BROCK STREET SOUTH 4s JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON EVERYONE ! PERFECTION BAKERY 12 SIMCOE NORTH BROCK ST. SOUTH OSHAWA--WHITBY to our friends, af fina Christmas be as bright as holiday candles . . oo WHITBY Bargain Centre Manager and Staff the tree, this is about the best| Penalties: Haynes, 2:53; Gran- known method of getting a Christ- vy. Tran, 10:12, mas tree to catch fire," he said. | AL SCORE: BROOKLIN 14, His advice, absolutely no lighted ==" Le candles on trees. | With Christmas day come the REFUGEES ARRIVE gifts, and with the gifts the wrap-| SINGAPORE (AP)--About 440 tray his life story to a certain extent, However, Mr. Newman stated that to tell his life story would take almost two years, and even then, it would be im- le to tell jt all. It would be Copies of The Oshawa-Whitby DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE 'Available of the following | || dealers in DOWNTOWN WHITBY ALLIN'S DRUGS Corner Brock and Dundas Streets COURTIGE PHARMACY 117 Brock Street North PALM SPORTING GOODS | 130 Dundas Street West RIGLER'S STORE Corner Brock & Colborne Streets JURY & LOVELL PHARMACY 317 Brock St. S. SHORTY'S CIGAR STORE 106 Dundas Street East THE TUCK SHOP 159 Brock Street North I Or at any of these dealers i| in Whitby and Area. ALMOND'S GROCERY Almonds BENNETT'S GROCERY | 832 Brock Street North CORNER GROCERY Port Whitby DAVIS SUPERTEST No. 2 Highway West of Whitby " GOLDRING'S "GROCERY Port Whitby NORTH END GROCERY Brock N. For HOME DEI IVERY by Carrier Boy PHONE Or Call at our office: 111 DUNDAS ST. W. MO 8-3703 WHITBY man, his wife and three daugh- ters emigrated to Canada. Hav- ing failed to find work in Osh- awa, Mr. Newman went to work for Whitby PUC, until his retire- ment in 1949. | There are no other words Each year we appreciate more fully the loyalty of friends. A Merry Christmas to all! WHITBY PAINT AND WALLPAPER BROCK NORTH that expresses so well the age-old greeting of MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS W. C. TOWN Funeral Chapel Limited WHITBY BADMINTON CLUB NOTICE Because of the school BROC NOW PLAYING [YE 'nS SHOW 7:00 P.M. LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:20 The Management and Staff Extend To All "A HEARTY CHRISTMAS" WHITBY Phone MO 8-3618 being closed for Christmas vacation | there will be no games until January 6, 1958. air to say that Thomas New- : man, fighter, hunter, explorer,| Thomas Newman served in the gi ; 'artist, has seen all parts of Great War (World War I), and ping paper, which is not as care- non refugees arrived from In- d, rding to hi received a certificate with the|fully handled. He asks that spe-|jonesia Sunday and were quar. eace on art y nute . h : Be enloyed every m | Thomas Newman, 4th Canadian|of the paper, making certain that mye antes Swfugec Samps. LIVED IN EAST | Divisional Engineers Co., served |it does not catch fire in a car- sy 0005 arriving on all Dutch re He spent quite a number of with honor, and was disabled initon while being stored for dis-|,joq flights was ordered Satur Sood Will War, and at last, when charged on May 20, 1918., The| "If everyone uses common! he was called to see the certificate was signed with His sense, we will have no fire calls may sad there is smallpox in Colonel, he did not know what to Majesty's signature, Geor | 1a. | you going to kill me now?" the Whitby Branch of the Cana-| | Toward men so 0 "No," came the reply from the dian Legion, and is without a| OBITUARY | ; And so, Thomas!/Newman is looking forward to| . many more birthdays, and his] MISS LILLIAN ROWE PAPERS is ti New- ent his 95th year. |tomorrow afternoon from the at Wiis time, 30 New-/a man en'ering his Sort Year. |W. C. Town Funeral Chape), IN WHITBY claims for an improvement in who died at the Marnwood Nurs- Jo Nn cuona wages for civil service employ-|ing Home, Bowmanville, on Sun- : health for the past seven the cabinet is expected very soon. | ing sh MO. 8-3111 sas el 1 lon Sept. 5, 1877, a daughter of the Toy A i brah [late James and Susan Rowe. Un- | 'f you have not received your 5 |til 20 years ago, she resided at Ontario. McDonald defeated John : : Harkness and Bruce Anderson by LADIES CIGARETTE LEAGUE Before moving to Whitby, she BELL TAXI " League| "25 active in the church at Yor th f vi : The Ladies Cigarette League|Ajmonds and for many years was or the position of vice-presi- dent, Mrs. J. Greer defeated , x wight' 2 Its were ing to Whitby, she joined th AN cols must be placed before f "Tuesday night and results were|iDg Y, e Claude Ives. Elected to the ex- "iio oo® Groun 1, Gladys | United Ciyreh here and Yas 2 Viles; G -| member an' oci- Stanley Sprague, John Newton Wiles; Group 2, Dorothy Quan oman's Ass and Mrs, Northey as the repre- 4 Patsy Brown: Group 5,| She is survived by three broth- sentative for registered nurses. | ROU bh BC BION Te. Joan ers and two sisters, Fred T., of eed Whitby; Frank, of Detroit; Ar- Council was Fred Ing and Reg- \ inald Dyer. , Connie Denyer and Isobel Mow- Mabel, of Whitby, and Mrs. S. J. It was decided to refer ihe at: Group 2, Lorraine Foote; Jefferies, of Ridgetown. Group 3, Sheila Atkinson; Group The funeral will be condueted at a meeting between the mem- 00 0 bers of the association held in Hancock; Group 6, Elsie Fern- from. De Fm Funeral Chapel, pssing of ir lev BV, a Ir 0 Toronto for the pressing of their ley. LR Tits Une Ch 1 Cemet 4 Oshawa. Pall-bearers will be L, Kemp, L. Morcombe, D. Williams, H. Boys and W. Kemp, of Ajax. backs, like new, would fit size 12 to 14; $125. Phone MO 8-4436. 208 FOR sale -- Pups for sale, Doberman, 298b , and according to him, ¢ F HC 4 pr ] the world, an 2 following _ inscription "Private cial care be taken in disposing antined in in India, fighting in the the Great War. Honmorably dis-|posal. |day. A health ministry spokes-| ¢ t ge R.Ilon Christmas," he said. expect, so jokingly, he said, "'are| He is an honorary of "we're. going to send doubt, the oldest member. Mr.!| FOR MISSED Work was very hard to find in| physical prowess is excellent for| Funeral services will be held | Whitby, for Miss Lillian Rowe ees. A report on the decision of d8y. Miss Rowe had been in fail- Phone . Is President She was born in Whitby Twp. the Civil Servants Association of BOWLING NEWS Almonds, Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call a large majority. held its annual chicken roll on|the church organist. After com- ecutive were, Leo Doleweerd, trill: Group 3, Verna Sandford; | ation, Elected to the Joint Advisory : \ Consolation prizes: Group 1, thur, of Clawson, Mich.; Miss request to the Ontario Cabinet, y 4, Alice Bradley; Group 5, Ethel tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 p.m. = terment will be at Mount Lawn Ellison, all of Whitby, and D. FOR sale -- Lady's fur coat, Muskrat MO 38-3815, HAVE one-ton stake, will do delivery and ood jobs. Reasonable rates. recs cut and removed. Phone MO 8.3938 after 5. Jan, 10 CHOICE Xmas trees, Balsam, Spruce, Pine. Turansky Parking Lot, contact Jerry Ravary, 200 Pine Street, MO 8-2810 or Red MeCoy. Dec. 26 Ml PANT cuffing and aiterations, Reason. able. Phone MO 83360; 1013 Centre Dec. 27 insulation, blowing method estimates Beptic tanks cleaned Waiter Ward, Whit. 563 Dec 23 PICTURE framing call at 916 Brock Street South for quick serviee, price le. Modern line of moulding. Dec. 27 Winner of WHITBY PAINT and RALPH RICHARDSON "JOHN McCALLUM THREE foom self contained apart ment, Apply Apt. 2, 806 Brock Street North, Whitby. RA 53214 207% AERIAL instaiied, moved, repaired, also Chanmel 17 UHF installed, $39. In {dependent S ce MO 8-208], Dec. 23 {FOR rent -- One partly furnished base | ment roo; lor sale, chesterfield, good | condition, $20, MO 8.2466 san. 3 FOR Rent -- Four room and bath, pri- | vate entrance. Will mind one child | while mother works. Phone MO 8-4440 297¢ RUSS BRYANT RADIATOR & HEATER REPAIR SERVICE 900 Brock St. North WHITBY Tue, Thur.Sat. Jon. 21 WALLPAPER GIANT CHRISTMAS STOCKING McQUAY & KIDD REALTOR AND STAFF FORREST TUCKER - MAR CORDAY # REGALSCOPE picture - A Regal Films, Inc. Production Released by 20th Century Fox ALMOND'S GROCERY KINGSTON ROAD WEST Mrs. J. M. ROBLIN Byron St. S. GIFT BROCK THEATRE GIFT TICKETS