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a ------ a SA Se SpE Ait WHITBY and DISTRICT SPOTLIGHT them, the Whitby Dunlops are| now aiming at being named Can- Many people have asked for more pertinent details of the ada's team in the Olympic games| To fill the gap, he said, Gordie! Myles, a leftwinger, ase f moved to play centre with Pete|Whitby's water supply by 3,000,- WHITBY SPORTS Dunnies Aim For Olympic Crown | With the world championship centreman Charlie Burns, By WREN A. BLAIR and the Allan Cup tucked behind!is this year with the Red Wings. Clinton Comets, (whom we also manage in addition to the Dun-|in 1960. Team general manager Babando on the left. lops) their community, the league in which they play, etc. Clin-|Wren Blair, speaking at a meet- Gone to pro ranks also is Roy lightly smaller than Whitby, and is a suburb of ing of the Dundas Street Home Edwards, who now is number Utica, AY ts x nine miles from the heart of downtown and School Association on Wed-|two goaltender in Chicago. He| Utica to Clinton. Utica, a city of some 110,000 people, lies at the nesday night, reported that the noted too that Bus Gagnen had) foot of the Adirondack Mountains. The Clinton club has had 28 club now hoped to be able to|been sold to Kingston where he is years of activity, and 'is one of the oldest hockey centres in the play in the Olympics at Squaw | playing-coach. amateur circles of the U.S. They play in the United States East-| Valley, two years hence. ern league, which comprises teams from Washington, D.C.,| Johnstown, Pa., Charlotte, N.C., Philadelphia, Pa., New Haven, | opening of the hockey season in|Blair asked Whitby hockey fans) Conn., and Clinton. Last year the Comets ended a hopeless 1ast, | Whitby, Blair stated that the|to stay behind the team as they ; : [task of lining up a team for the have in the past. of last year's roster have gained berths on this season's club, and o1umpics Would be au even lard. . winning only 15 games in a 64-game schedule. Only five players naturally our job, along with that of coach Billy Watson, is to try|a "task than readying a team for and put together a club that will at least catch a play-of® berth ype wong tourney. in the league this year. The close 5-4 game in Cornwall Sunday, | "But," he said, "I guess the plus the 2-2 tie the Comets played with the Belleville McFarlandsip ioc are 'suckers for chal- in Belleville Monday, indicates that the team is making PrOEIeSS. jon oe The caliber of the league lies somewhere very close to Semior| "poo 1 ined that no reinstated "A" hockey. Yesterday the Comets broke training camp here NY bros would be allowed to play in| Whitby, and the personnel now have two days off to go home and|f 0 Olympics which would mean gather their luggage and report to Clinton for a Friday night) % : =a =q|that a goodly number of the pres- practice. Saturday, like here in Whitby, they open the 1958-59 Dunlop roster would have to season at home against New Haven. About four or five 'months | G0 aside during the week-long from now we should know the fate of this year's club, You CaN rent. 5 guess that we hope the result is good! Canada's team, in that event, would have to be made up of {players who had never played in pro ranks. | On the other hand, he said, the| team would have to meet the same Russian team that the Dun- |nies beat out for the world crown {this year, since Russia has no | professional league and all play-| ers on that team are considered to be amateurs. "There are three or four other teams gunning for the honor of representing Canada in that tour- Saturday night the Whitby Dunlops face the acid test in their league opener 'iere against Belleville. The McFarlands dropped a 4-2 decision to the Kitchener Dutchies up in Kitch- ener Tuesday night. The Eastern Senior "A" schedule official ly gets underway on Friday night with Kingston travelling to Belleville. Saturday night Kingston is at home to Cornwall and Belleville is here. The "Macs" will display a line-up con- taining several new faces in their efforts to build a strong club to represent Canada in the World Hockey tournament la- . ter this winter at Prague. Newcomers include "Rags" Rag- lan formerly with Chicago Black Hawks (and several other minor pro clubs), Johnny McLellan one of Cleveland Barons top performers for the past few Seas0ns. Lou Swirke from he league, Fiori Goegan, a defenceman who was wi : Quches ro Lv oh when the "Dunnies" defeated them two nament and we are making our | years ago, and one or two others. The status of players Al {bid too," he said. "It will take Dewsbury and Frank Bathgate, is somewhat clouded at the [two years to build up a team to moment 'pending clarification of their releases from the clubs compete in the Olympics and we who own them. Returning with the "Macs" will be playing are laying some of the ground- coach "Ike" Hildebrand, Minnie Menard, Jean-Paul Payette, [work this year goaltender Gorlie Bell, Moe Benoit, Floyd Crawford, Eddie |cOMING SEASON Marineau and Keith MacDonald. And so the "Macs." bolster- Boosting of the coming toaton, Although he could not predict | Practically on the eve of the an Allan Cup win again this year, | RCA Victor (ZZ) | who ceived by the PUC. Highest of has been phase | Kecept Tender! , EDMONTON (CP)--P. D. Mec- #Calla, provincial horticultural su- HELPS BUSHES BAZAAR and TEA pervisor, says watering and mul-| TUESDAY 'For New Pl ant |ching of rose bushes well into | October after the first frost pre- OCTOBER 28TH a : Rs348 ts winterkili of the plants, the Whitby Public Utilities Com- Y<" . {mission' Wednesday = might ge. result of dry wood. 2:30 P.M. cepted the Miller Construction] IN LEGION HALL Company's tender for construc- |tion of a new water purification plant, to be constructed at the lakeshore. MORE WHITBY NEWS | PLEASE TURN TO | PAGE 13 FOR Auspices of Catholic Women's League THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursdey, October 28, 1958 | Miller's tender for $327,975.90, was the lowest of 10 tenders re-| | the bids reccived was for $389,600. ! The plant is part of a two- | program, to increase 000 gallons of water daily. | BUTT RADIO | 118 Brock St. S. Whitby MO 8-3707 TELEVISION DOR-MAR BEAUTY SALON 121 Byron St. N. MO 8-3992 9 am. - 5 p.m, Mon. - Tues. 9 am. - 9 p.m, Wed. - Thurs. 9 am. - 6 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. - 12 a.m. Sat. Prop: Mrs. Dorothy M. Switzer WHITBY ROTARY SKATING CLUB will accept registrations SAT., NOV. 1st AT 9.30 A.M. AT ; WHITBY ARENA There will be 3 age groups... Junior, Intermediate and Senioi Fee . . . $5.00 for First Child $3.00 for each additional child. | RORY Created To aB/ Individual STAFFORD BROS. MISSED PAPERS IN WHITBY Phone MO 8-3111 If you have not received your Times-Gazette by 7 p.m. Call BELL TAX All calls must be placed between ond 7:30 p.m. Monumental Works 318 Dundes East MO 8-3552 | ANNUAL | BRIDGE ANNUAL BAZAAR First and Second Scout & Cub Mothers' Auxiliary -- at COUNCIL CHAMBERS FRI, OCT. 24th HOME BAKING SALE -- TEA -- To be opened at 2 o'clock by MRS. T. W. LAWLER Castle Chapter CONCERT HALL MoN,, 0CT, 27 2 P.M. Standard Time NOTICE Whereas the Whitby Concert Association is conducting a drive to raise funds in order to present three excellent concerts this coming season, 1. THE BARBER OF SEVILLE at Whitby District High School -- Nov. 12th by Toronto Opera Festival Company. 2. RAY DUDLEY CELEBRATED CONCERT PIANIST (formerly of Bowmanville) at Ontario Ladies College Jan. 30th. 3. SALWAY STRING QUARTETTE at On- tario Ladies College March 23rd. Now, therefore |, as Mayor of Whitby urge our citizens to support this culturally bene- ficial and enjoyable series. HARRY W. JERMYN Mayor TOWN OF WHITBY NOTICE OF SITTINGS OF COURT OF REVISIONS Take notice that the Court of Revision of the Town of Whitby will hold sittings in the Town Hall, commencing Tuesday, November 4th 1958, at 10 o'clock 'a.m., to hear and determine the appeals against the Assessment Roll of the Town of Whitby, for the year 1958 for taxation purposes for the year 1959. And further take notice that all persons who have appealed against their assessments are hereby re- quested to attend. Dated at Whitby this 17th day of October 1958 JOHN R. FROST, Clerk, Town of Whitby. - YWHY NO, THEY'RE NO PROBLEM! RAISING A FAMILY REQUIRES PLENTY OF REALLY HOT WATER, SO NATURALLY WE CALLED THE BEST WATER HEATER EXPERT IN TOWN/ We Sell! We Install! We Service! We Guarantee! Always Call This PLUMBING CONTRACTOR WHITBY AUTOMATIC HEATING LIMITED 409 BROCK ST. SOUTH PHONE MO 8-3652 TICKETS $1.00 TEA 50c by approximately six mew players for the world tourna- | "0 : 2 pi _ the Dunnies minus six of those whe played in the fick opens in Wiiny on Satur. tournament kick things off here Saturday. This presents a || y NE en ih A : Pp a very interesting attraction for the hockey prblic and a jam- fos, o ne Br bp bi Dy med arena will likely view proceedings here. Tickets go on as ariancs a acmiitec ha sale at the Whithy arena box-office at moon tomorrow. Be [lhe season was bound to be an sure and get yours early. By the way, subscribers seats are anti-climax to everything which still on sale until game time Saturday. Make sure your seat Hori Sep Rc Nuilby| is Juserved for play-off and league games for this exciting "We Rave 5 geod cIch Gils Soh: jroo" } THE TOWN AND COUNTRY . . . The Whitby Dunlop Booster| He said that the Dunlops had Club held their annual meeting and election of officers last Wed. lost a wonderful hockey player, | nesday and a very active group were installed in office. Bob Bal- lard was returned as president with Berneice Tripp, Mrs. Joyce| | Burns, Marsh Slessor, Bill Irwin and Jim Thomas -being elected | PERSONALS to the executive. Plans are underway for their 1958-5 ember ship drive. The booster club has already turned over a cheque for : x $500 to the hockey club, and have set an objective of $2000 fund Ty lorie Adaine Jed a per) raising this year. The Booster club has been a great help in the Hughes of England : promotion of Senior "A" hockey in this community and all their . | present and past workers deserve a great deal of credit . ... We, Mr. D. B. Grier, of Lands-| had the pleasure to be guest speaker at the Dundas St. home and downe, Ontario, and Mr. C. J. shoal club nesting in Whitby Jast night, Ad ood Sod of Listes. Towers of Algxandria Bay New S tournament , were guests r Oslo last spring. Many thanks to a fine group of people . . . The|Joseph Igel on Tuesday. recent surge by the Toronto Argos football club has caught the 7 imagination of gridiron fans around the Toronto area. If the| Mr. Hiram Rogers, of Glen double blue can beat Ottawa this Saturday, they stand a good|Dhu Farm, is celebrating his| chance to enter the play-offs, even after r disastrous start. At| 0th birthday today. Owing to any rate they have proved that with some capable quarterback-|{Poor health during the last| ing they always had the potential. Ronnie Knox appears. to be|Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will! doing a splendid job of that . . . Carl Brewer has finally signed|be celebrating quietly at home. his NHL contract with the Leafs, and now Brewer will have to M " i prove that he can stay in the National league or he will be next rs. A. Stanlick has returned to come under the gun by Leaf brass . . . We find it hard to agree | © her home after spending a with the latest Leaf statement that Johnny Bower is not living ap | in Hamilton, as the guest| to expectations in goal. Watching the eat Boston game on Tv © Mr. and Mrs. B. Sturgess. last week, it appeared that if Bower hadn't come through with i a couple of real big saves in the final minutes of the game, the | tammans Nar ue Sagion and Leafs would still be winless in the league race . . . The new | over the week end by Mr Whitby curling rink is progressing very well and they expect that | Gagnon and have Tey home the new edifice will open sometime in November |after Mrs. Gagnon and Said -- |had spent an extended visit with | : her parents in Sebec, Quebec. t | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown! 19 n us ry S are celebrating their 10th wed- |ding anniversary today. Their many friends wish them many Pl d F Pl t |more happy anniversaries. anne or an Miss Margaret Stanlick has| Sows to Chicago for a few days Visi! n One of Whitby's landmarks, John A. J. Bolahood Realtors, i a Tat, vice ad the Samuel Trees blanket manu.| Oshawa. Mr. Bolahood said the now "spending a few days o facturing plant at Brock and|PropetLy hed best oly on 2 €0-| Lambeth with cousins Mr. and Mary streets has been sold to Ht AVS Rey ha amal| Mrs, T. George and family. Oshawa General Jovesimens Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson Ltd., for an Indies osed sum, it| "yo" ew owners plan to take are celebrating their 40th wed-! was announced today possession around Jan. 1, 1959. ding anniversary today. For the Purchasers plan to lease At present, the Samuel Trees 0CCasion a quiet celebration has space in the building for storage company still conducts opera- been arranged with friends at a and light industrial purposes. |tions in the factory. The firm is dinner party. The, building jins 2 floor space manufacturing horse blankets ol A square feet. |and pads, which thav have been Announcement of the sale was doing at this location for more] BOWLING NEWS made by John Bolahood of the'than 60 years. | WHITBY AND DISTRICT | MEN'S LEAGUE Wednesday Section WHITBY Ramblers, 2; Jokers, 1; Alsco, 3; All Sweets, 0; Millwork Bldg., Phone MO 8-3618 2; Firestone, 1; Canucks, 2:| Grand Union, 1; Oshawa Wood uot - > EVENING SHOWS 7 P.M. Products, 3; Bathurst No. 2, 0: PLAYING .... Complete Show 8:20 p.m, |B. and R. Transport, 2; Old THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY V7] New! All-Out Adventure! Sailors, 1; Bathurst No. 1, 3; Munns Press, 0; Has Beens, 3; Black Angels, 0. Triple 700 and 250 singles; George Childs, 712 (273): Doe | Dafoe, 752 (275, 255); Ron Smith, 1806 (300, 286); D. Hanscomb, 712 | (288); Harold Huntley, 748 (296). | Singles over 250: Les Reed, 1304; C. Dooke, 263; D. Dooke, 1265; George Sweet, 260; H.| |Durkee, 254; J. Brown, 262; | Walter Yuill, 259; R. Smail, 265; |G. Tweedie, 269; Norm Bagnell, 1294; Tom Mclvor, 260; Al Mec-!| Haffie, 272; Ron Spratt, 255. | i Thursday Section Credit Union, 2; Dodgers, 1; |Coca Colas, 3; Fireman No. 2, 0; Club Bayview, 3: Fireman No. 1, 0; Red Wings, 2; County Bowl, 1; Donald Motors, 2; Aces, 1; Mowat's BA, 3; Ottenbrite's 0; Legion Old Sweats, 2; Lucky w THE LONE RANGER "TONTO® Also Color Cartoon CLAYTON MOORE JAY SLVERHEELS t Strikes, 1; Amateurs, 2; Sliver| ) Six, I. oC Triples 700 include over 250 Surring singles: Don Walker, 771 (287, 251); Jim Kirk, 701 (290); Meryle| Julius IA ROSA Reeson, 787 (315); Doug. Rowden| Featuring 75 (273,* 258); Jim Slessor, 779 . AND | (303); Marsh Slessor, 704 (276); PAUL ANKA DANNY 42 JUNIORS Dick Adams, 740 (279, 253). . Frank Major, 702 (285, 261). ROY HAMILTON WINK MARTINDA Singles 250: Jim Sutherland, DELLA REESE - THE ROYAL TEENS 260; Ed Samanski, 265: John = Bruechle, 256; Bill Mowat, 255; THE TYRONES saree PHYLLIS NEWMAN A SAFE) Dunc Wilson, 274; Ron Brown, PRODUCTION 253: Ross Spencer, 258; Merv Bemis, 307; John Sawdon, 254; Frank Kapuscinski, 316; Charle SATURDAY MATINEE STARTS 1:30 P.M. | OPPORTUNITY DAY Sale Of Slightly Used Clothing and Jewellery PRESENTED BY . .. The Women's Committee of the Whitby Concert Association To assist with the expenses involved in brihging the famous Toronto Opera Festival Company to Whitby. OPPORTUNITY DAY IS FRIDAY, OCT. 24TH 10 AM. WHITBY TOWN HALL | | | -- 9 P.M. Sawdon, 265 | WHITBY SPORTSMANS CORNER - | Open Thurs. & Fri. Till 9 P.M. | 105 BYRON ST. S. SKATE EXCHANGE | HOCKEY SWEATERS Cotton & wool. Men's & Boys'. Assorted colors. HOCKEY | STOCKINGS | Footless. Asst'd. Colors | Men's & Boys' I I 2.98 & 3.49 99¢ pair "i ----" REACH OFFICIAL REACH | FOOTBALLS HOCKEY eo STICKS | Sale 3.95 209% OFF REG. PRICE SHOTGUN SHELLS CANUCK IMPERIAL 280 3.95 BOXES OF 25 REACH & SPALDING Goal, Shoulder, Shin & Elbow PADS GRAND OPENING | WINNING NUMBERS No. 1 -- D9654 No. 2. -- D9598 No. 3. -- D9515 HARRY DONALD "The Name That Means A Great Deal" OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LOW MILEAGE | CHEVROLET nd OLDSMOBILE DEMONSTRATORS EACH WITH NEW CAR WARRANTY OLDSMOBILE "88" 2 DOOR HARDTOP -- Mid- night blue, with blue and white custom trim. Equip- ped with heater and defroster, hydromatic trans- mission, custom radio, power steering, power brakes whitewall tires, padded dash, electric clock, under- coat, wheel discs, deluxe steering wheel, back-up lights, windshield washers, mats, etc. 5,000 miles only. Driven since new by our sales manager. SAVE NEARLY 1,000.00. contour CHEVROLET DELRAY 4 DOOR SEDAN -- 2 tone anniversary gold and honey beige. Custom radio, heater and defroster etc. Low mileage. Like new. SAVE NEARLY 600.00. CHEVROLET DEL RAY 4 DOOR SEDAN -- 2 tone blue, heater and defroster. This car has only been licenced for a few months and is equal to new. SAVE OVER 500.00. WE HAVE THE NEW 1959 DEMONSTRA- TORS READY NOW. COME AND TEST DRIVE THE "ALL NEW ALL OVER AGAIN" 1959 CHEVROLET. We Have Lots of Reconditioned Used Cars. Here Are Just a Few 1954 OLDSMOBILE "SUPER 88" HARDTOP -- Two-tone grey and white, automatic trans- mission, custom radio, power steering, power brakes, padded dash, etc. Just $2495 like new. O.K. warranty 1956 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN -- Turquoise, custom radio, one owner, Very sharp .. Cirrraaeeans ena 1595 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN -- Black, very $795 clean and guaranteed 1949 OLDSMOBILE -- Green. You'll 3 agree this is terrific value ....... 45 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN -- Green, custom $395 radio, automatic transmission LOTS MORE, COME AND SEE -- OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. 10-Minute Financing DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Trade-ins Welcome Phone MO 8-3304 Or | fYou Live In Oshawa RA 5-4831 rm A