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- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, February 9, 1960 § Nixon Would Not Quit In Big Tift With President former news- taxes rather than income taxes fn ipietare ol we aw Ipporiant " men. It is ful the |intimate, inside stories that made American political reporting se WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY - Hillcrests Clinch Top First Aid Course With Thrilling 5-4 Win 55%. Opens Monday The 15th first aid course to be, Although the course is aimed at Newman Drive, Whitby, $50 and i ot : 3 t y St. L A . By CLIFF GORDON {period went on as they were des-|held it. Nicholishen was the trig- costs or 30 days in jail when hejsieted by St. Jous Ambiance otering iraining to police, fire. Stewart Alsop, Whitby Hillerests staged a tre-|Perate for a win. Horner got the|ger man as he drilled home his|pleaded guilty to purchasing OF chamber of Commerce, 35 sche. en industrial workers, teach- paper columnist who is mow alhis fabulous earnings from his mendous third-period - rally last/equalizer on a backhander. This ow rebound. Roberts got the as- obtaining Tiguor while a minor. Til; ed to begin on Monday, Feb, ers, etc., it is open to the general|gtaff writer on the staid Saturday book." Newmarket (was Tripp's second offence. Hefy, "op g.05's) 410 King St. Public public. A nominal fee is asked to| Evening Post, has written a fas-| pn, gop night to fire three upanswered really yparked the | Boals and take a close hard | fought 54 win over the New- market Smokerings. The win was | a really big one for the Hill | crests as it clinches first place { in the league standings and gives {them that first bigghome game of the playoffs which will be here next Monday night. Dave Nicholishen was the big { gun for Whitby last night as he scored two goals, the first and the last one. He also picked up two big assists and this gives him a four-pqint lead over Me-| Knight in the 'Ydividual scoring race. McKnight Nand Nick were tied going into last night's game and McKnight was blanked. Other goal scorers for Whitby were Ken Roberts, Billy mark and Paul Tran. For the losers it was Shannon, Horner, Adams and Maxner with one each The final league game Is in Newmarket on Thursday night and Nicholishen will be going all out to increase his lead and take the scoring championship, The Hillcrests drew first blood as Nicholishen got his first of a pair with Lundmark ge'ting the helper. The fans were really fired Lund-| {team and Adams followed by {Maxner made it 3-1 as the period {drew to a close. | TOOK 4-1 LEAD The Smokerings broke out fast |in the first period and took a 4-1 {lead as the Hillerests did not seem to have the fight. They had only 11 men and they appeared tired. However they did not give up, as they fought back slowly and confidently. Bill Lundmark icut the lead to 4-2 on a neat three-way passing play with Tush- ingham and Nicholishen, Both teams missed some gregt scoring opportunities in thé final three minutes. Nicholishen had a big chance to increase his lead but missed the bottom left hand corner as he appeared to be over- anxious. The period ended with the Hillerests trailing 4-2. The third and final period was one "of the best periods of Jr. hockey we have seen in some years. The Hillerests must have got a real going over from coach Cherry between periods because they came out like a house on fire. P. Tran cut the lead to one goal as he scored on a pass from brother Elmer and Tripp. The sist on the play. From here in it was a dandy.(was charged when Cpl. James| ch ol. Chairman of the cham- cover cost of the instruction book (Both teams were keyed to the(Barter, of the Whitby Police De-iy 0s "0 1 iitee which arrangesiand other incidental expenses. top and they were waiting for the partment, observed him stagger-|,, == oo [other to make a litle 'mistake. (ing on Brock St. §., on Feb. 7. | 0, Fp Sinis "will be an eight] | |P, Tran got a penalty for elbow- ing and then got into a fight with) Horner of the losers and this I meant that both teams were Road, Pickering, was Monday fin-| short handed. This came at the ed $10 and costs in abse ) 17.51 mark. 'having a defective muffler on his At the 18.23 mark, Hills, of the|car. PC Ernest Stoneman, of the| Smokerings, was -sent off for|Whitby Police Department, cross checking and drew a mis- Magistrate Crawford Guest, conduct along with it. This was/Whitby traffic court, that he had the straw thal ended the visitors' (observed accused's car as it park- DEFECTIVE MUFFLER ex'ra men and they played it| smart to say the least. When the final bell went the Whitby play- ers literally mobbed goalie Camp- bell who after a rather shaky start held the fort very well. {week course, with classes being k held every Monday evening. Geurge Covkie, of Old Rosebatk A new first aid book is being tia for|used on this course, na Ibe under the supervision of Ar- {thur Forsythe, of Oshawa. The|Who are told book was also used in the last| in|such course which was completed! lin November. The chamber first i 4 , 6. such classes in 1954. Since then,| hopes a3 the Whithy team bad theled on Dundas St. on Dee 114 such courses have been held in| At present, the St. John Am- Whitby and 'chairman Stafford bulance, Toronto office, supplies] HITBY | estimates that 400 persons have'a group of volunteers for duty at w | received training in first aid atthe arena for all hockey games 3 ) 11 blic skating, at no PERSONALS fe Sasses: Be Suveried yearly a a : president offered no apologies. He Charles Stafford Whitby which will arrang |charge to the arena or the public. '|ST. JOHN CORPS Mr, Stafford reports that some |interest has been indicated that residents would like to form their own St. Jobn Ambul- ance Corps. He suggests that any interested may contact either Chamber secretary Fred Ollen-Bittle or himself. If enough interest is shown, a public meet- ed/ing will be arranged to discuss! {the suggestion. ICE CHIPS: This was one of the best games of Jr. hockey seen! The Whitby Baptist Church held a' the Whitby rink in some time.|; Co.Ed party last Friday even- The fans will be talking about js under the sponsorship of the this one for a few days to come |CGIT group. An evening of skat- gun as he has been for Some rena, afterwards the group was, time. He now has one game left entertained at the home of Dr and leads McKnight of the Rings| 4 Mrs E. A. MacMillan of by four points for the scoringssyo) St. Those assisting the hos title . . . We sure hope the big... were: Mrs. Fertile, Mrs. G of Fairview fellow ean cop that honor as hel wigstone, Mrs. R. Pickering and | Captain H. Kowalski and 2nd] The Guides Entertain Couples Club +. . Nicholishen was a real big|ing was enjoyed at the Whitby At Fairview Lodge Make Plans For The 3rd Company Whitby Girl Guides entertained the residents| ize Tas Sunazy| StEW Supper *| evening at a Valentine party with. United cinating U.S. election-year book, Portrait" (Doubleday of Canada Ltd.). This is a blunt and confidant appraisal of the author's subjects. Alsop describes in detail the 1952 Nixon fund crisis When many Re- a wanted to drop Nixon from the "Nixon and Rockefeller: A double| Nixon indicated he would fight aap TH back Bis verviiing te had | "The fact is that the American an attempt was made to force] him off the ticket -- and hie had] re immi Tl r hack of plenty to fight with. Nixon, alter served by their politicians senator of small importance, ithan they deserve to be. Millions to inti af of Americans never bother to general and a great popular hero, |yote, and most who do vote are Apparently, Eisenhower has nev-| gold mines of political misinform. er liked him since. ation, because they are too laxy been supplied with a sustaining fund by some California business- men. This book includes the sub- stance of a long distance tele | phone conversation in which the 39-year-old Nixon, who was threatened with political oblivion -- defied Eisenhower. The vice- also lectured Eisenhower on prac- tical politics and told the general -- through the judicious use of a well-known obscenity -- that it was time for Eisenhower to get things straight and to make up his mind. | BLACKMAIL SEEN Former columnist Alsop then | goes on to say, in effect, that | Nixon blackmailed Eisenhower Church 4 W'S into keeping him on the ticket, ticket on the grounds that he had) The withdrawal of Nelsbn Roc-lor indifferent to inform them» kefeller from the campaign a|selves. If they got what they de- few weeks ago made Alsop's book (served, the American people {outdated before it appeared, but/would be governed by fools and {it is nevertheless a fascinatingirascals." | Labor Minister | Defends Land Buy | TORONTO (CP)---Labor Minis-|" On April 17, 1945 the commis- |ter Daley, chairman of the Ni-|sion sold the surplus land to agara Parks Commission, told Arthur Albert Schmon of St. {the legislature Monday he pur-| Catharines, president of the On- |chased land formerly owned by|tario Paper Company limited, commission to establish alfor $10.366. {fruit farm. | "About three years later I be- Mr. Daley made the statement|came interested in purchasing an {Lieutenant P. Short, in charge. couples Club held its regul although Alsop never uses the! Ja/ey 3. » ; ! : ; ih + gular * " ever, thelil answer lo newspaper reportsiarea for fruit farming and fe them on hand. The Hillerests ap-|it up by this time. Ken Roberts| Whithy line up. Don't forget that | Bonnie Allen acted as mistress of| |word "hlackmall'". ig hg quoting CCF Leader Donald C-dential purposes," ir. Daley ] 4 J y monthly meeting last Saturday) immnlicati in this book is ared t i hell after!fi shot that was|the first game of the playoffs will] i |ceremonies | implication 1 | say! | sai nis oul hy es Hig ne ey bro the game be here | Valerie, daughter of Mr. and|™g) "oo 004 the elderly peo-|evening at the assembly hall.|than clear. MacDonald as saving the com-isaid. He contacted Mr. Schmon next Monday night, 7s ? th te rn fi . mission's general policy has been the shots on goal but were not was all tied up. |against either Newmarket or, ee TG EL lie able to be in the hall and the During the businéss meeting pre- hn Sescribed Js own Suan not to 58 park Lois ge agreciient Was Ieatied doing any real driving. Less than 50 seconds later the ending, Te Suicome. of arranged with the following Gokles Spetied vil Jrogram by sided over by Mr. and Mrs. Terry the Democratic candidates do the] Additional charges that the might be termed the 40-acre par- The Smokerings fought back Hillcrests took the lead for the the rsday night game. |guests: Lynde, Karen and Timmy gathering arqund an imitation|y, no. one were made for thelsame in his famous "Checkers" Parks commission is '"riddled|ce] for $12,000, also paying an ad- and fired three goals as the second time and this time they Elliott. Wendy, Vicky and Diane|camp fire and sang some Guide did vision. It is record. with patronage and even on oc-|ditional $3,000 for farm equi ; MARY toll) en Hd | songs. {coming "Irish Stew Supper" to speech on jelevision. 1t 1s was casions with nepotism" will b Is i equip up and there were nearly 500 of Whitby fans were really whooping|has been a real spark plug in the yo. "cr iiherman, | (Maxner) . : {4. Newmarket: Maxner (Shannon) . Penalties: None. d Period 5. Newmarket: Shannon ... 5.29 6. Whitby: Lundmark (Nich- olishen, Tushingham) 12.49 Penalties: Cullen 7.33, P- Tran| 19.01. (Wilde, Kathy and Débbie Deeks, |® : N Ibe held March 16 at the United/ed here that Eisenhower © ment which was on the prem- [2 Whitby: Nicholishen Linda Neal, Yerry and Kemneth A ie I Tap dance. Jo-Am|Church all. | watching this performance and gusuured is the Jegulature in aises." {Landmark areas. 90 Lan, bet BE iy F.|[Hay sang a solo; Barbara and) Since February is "World Re.| got he_showed Bigs anger, He said the facts of the land Mr. Daley said ye Bad 30 uss |2. Newnstiet: Rorver 12.5 ay or aD ld assisteq| Margaret Wilson danced a duet, fugee Month" for the United| Ra ete after al faur{purchase are as follows: Hi he othe 55 s-acres which lg No udieliow ei 5 Ront i Sabin Rose Marie Polito, Suzanne Burk- Church, everyone is asked to help|p¢ional candidates, not three and| On May 25, 1943 the Niagara|' Ee AOD stil owns. 4 . : Bo |art and Linda Finan did a panto-|this worthy cause. The worship} po fourth was General Dwight D. | Parks Commission purchased two| Mr. Daley said under no ein . 15. Mrs. Norman Williams, of Cen-|mime, Penny McCabe a ballet service was led by Dr. John Wall| gisenhower. Had the general tracts of land--of some 40 acres| cumstances would the parks com- R 17.26 tre St. S., is in St. Michael's Hos- |dance. * (and Mrs. Jack Switzer. | something to hide ? He did not,|and 15% acres respectively--from mission ih sssential Jud but pital, Toronto, where she under-| While the girls were entertain-| goia) games were played and|of course, but it would have been Warren Bentley Brodrick for $17. vm us. a is pot required for : went surgery. Jing other Ouides dictriuted va. box lunches were auctioned off highly embarassing for im to|500. Through Sins, PrShane pa 8 iektest a y ' | 3 they hemselves| iy Clarence Freek, all profits\make a complete financial state-|commission was able lo acquire ad not the slightes By GERRY BLAIR Mrs. Mabel Lindley, of Ontario|to patients in bed. The Guides led|¢) go to rar Tok Club ivi own in part because the military all the land' between the River when the land was pugchased by St., entertained the members of|the residents in a sing song while|yioc™ The next meeting will be| rarely get into the habit of mak.|Road and the Niagara River, and Mr. Schmon . . - that either" he the Co-Op Guild at her home last| Valentines were distributed to alll} 14 March 5. ling charitable contributions and|a 100foot strip across the whole would want to sell or IT would Thursday evening, A short busi-|present. -- | in part because such a statement |property on the other side of the ever want to buy the same in ness meeting was held led by the| A lunch was served with home would have drawn unnecessary|River Road. iwhole or in part," Mr. Daley {president Mrs. George Munns. A made cookies specially made by acting Captain Helen Kowalski attention to the Eisenhower rul-| The land mot needed by theisaid. All the figures as to the 8.54 donation was voted to the Sick|the Guides. received her Warrant from Com-|ing, under which the General was commission was then offered for purchase price . . . can be judged Children's Hospital, Toronto. Sev-| At a Guide meeting last week missioner Mrs, F. Weaver, on their merits." 8.30 eral games were enjoyed with Whitby Dunlops went through a good work-out last night at the Community Arena in preparation for a strenuous week-end. The first of four big games with the Windsor Bulldogs takes place here in Whitby on Saturday night, then the same two clubs go right back mark, Nicholishen) |... at each other the following afternoon in Windsor. Bob |g. Whitby: Nicholishen (prizes awarded to lucky winners. ' Hassard skated for the first time last night since pro- (Roberts) .............. 9.19|A tasty lunch was served by the curing a hairline split of the ankle, It is still' rather Penalties: P. Tran (minor and hostess. sore, and it is doubtful whether he will be able to play foajer), Horse: Swmajor) Fin by the week-end. Manager Wren Blair was on hand for |g23 I aCONONEL) the first time in a week, and held a meeting with the players following their practice. He told them that he SHOTS ON GOAL was very pleased with their efforts of late, since losing four players to Kitchener, plus Hassard's injury. He was especially proud of their big win right in Windsor last Sunday afternoon, and their fine results against the Toronto Marlboros, with six regulars not present The members of the club that are playing now, seem more than happy to hold. the fort here in Whitby, while four of their fellow members are contributing a great deal towards helping Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen capture the Olympic hockey championship. Wren left this morning for Clinton fo spend two or three days, working with the Comets, and is expected back here in time to journey to Chatham on Friday night' with the Dunlops. He leaves Sunday afternoon for Squaw alley, 3rd Period 7. Whitby: P, Tran (E. Tran, Tripp) 8. Whitby: Roberts (Lund- permitted to pay capital-gainsisale. | Although more research work |throughout the world is being |done on cancer than on any other 1 2 3 Total medical problem, scientists still 13 9 6 28 |have not discovered the cause of 151018 48 Ithe disease. Sheared Off Pole, Youth Fined $100 SEAT An Uxbridge youth, whose car|had started to slide on Highway sheared off a hydro poles and a|12. He said that it apparently traffic sign while skidding into|rocked on its wheels while on the a field was Monday fined $100 highway for he found marks that where he will pick up sgain with the Dutchies. The |and costs or 10 days in jall when appeared to have been made by : mm We he pleaded guilty to careless driv-|the rims of the wheels as they p ; : 2 ? fA : : : \ NO WATER tournament starts on the following Thursday, February, ing. Cameron Arens, 18, of 88 struck the pavement. % \ ANTI FREEZE 18. TOWN AND COUNTRY . . . .. Whitby Hillcrest [before Magistrate Crawford Guest a Tog cok fe said, first struck hii Dairy Juniors, down 4-2 at the end of the second period (in Whitby traffic court. sheared off the pole, continued TROUBLE rallied for three big goals in the third period to edge the Sgt. Clifford Partington, of the along the shoulder and sheared - Newmarket Smokerings, 5-4 and thus clinch first place [Whitby Police Department, told off a highway sign, then shot off ior HO" the court that he had investigated |inio the field | in the Central OHA Junior "C" league. Dave Nicholi- an accident near the town limits eld. shen broke a first place tie with McKnight of Newmar~ [on Brock St. N., at 5 a.m. on Dee. | ket in the scoring race with an outstanding performance, [20 and found accused's car in a getting two goals, and also two assists. McKnight was field on the west side of Brock Second Decree held pointless. Dave also scored the winner midway porter investigation, he said TORSION through the final period. The Hillcrests final game of |, 4 Ropers Cool] c ed BARS FRONT the schedule takes place on Thursday night in New- 3 Bassehpen at Lo Is rant To ton, 17, also of Uxbridge, pinned market, and the Smokerings need that one to end in a Cit H b d AND REAR By Newmarket By Whitby '6ix-FOOTER HEADROOM (ACTUALLY 374) BIG LUGGAGE SPACE BEHIND BACK LUGGAGE [=F oloTe N= ENGINE 39m.pg [=7.1el ¢ ADJUSTS To FIT BODY-- VERY COMFORTABLE pe -- SEAT ADJUSTS FORWARD -- BACKWARD WT. OF ENGINE IN BACK GRIPS TIRES To RoAD- SAFE | LEG-ROOM A BIG 43 land his were removed og i to the Oshawa General Hospital, He said that he found skid under the car. Both the accused tie with Orillia for second place. If this should happen, the team with the best goals average will be given the rT A -- preferance. The first round play-offs gets under way this against either, Orillia or Newmarket pending the out- come of Thursday's tilt. Congratulations to the Hill. crests on capturing the pennant, and doing so with only eleven players; strictly a team effort! , . . . . Scotty Bowman, coach of the Peterboro Petes of the OHA Jun- jor "A" was on hand for the game last night between Whitby and Newmarket , . Whitby Dunlops were pleased with the erowd reactions in Saturday night's game against Chatham, and are hoping that this fine support ance of the schedule while Several of the players commented on the fine attitude of the fans when they were behind as muchas 6-1. It is surprising what a Tew "Go morale booster for the players . .... of the OHA Junior "C" fi Monday, February 18, marks starting 450 feet from the car, near the third concession, which indicated that Arens' car An Oshawa man has won a decree nisi in his second divorce action against the same woman, Gordon Lloyd Thomas, of 12 Burk WHITBY BOWLING NEWS St., was granted the decree in an action before Mr. Justice McLen. nan in Supreme Court in Whitby on Monday, It is Thomas' second divorce : « CO officials oF the : [Mammen m----re-------- LEAGUE Wednesday section: Jokers, 2; Has Beens, 1; Mitton Machine, 2; Bathurst No. 2, 1; Fittings, 3; will continue for the bal- the club is shorthanded. urst No. 1, 3; Firestone, 0; Munns Press, 2; Alsco, 1; B-R Transport, 2; Steinbergs, 1; Millwork Build- ers, 2; Ramblers, 1; Six Pros, 3; Dunnies Go" ean do as a Old Sailors, 0. BROC EVENING SHOWS AT 7 & 8:30 Now Playing LAST COMPLETE SHOW--38:30 Triples over 700 include 250 singles: Doc Dafoe, 833 (326); Ron Elliott, 787 (300); Harold Huntley, 781 (308): Ev Pogson, 730 (265); Les Reod, 728 (257); Jack Dixon, 708 (278). Singles over 250: Cec Bowler, 283° Tom Meclvor, 278; George JACK Sl ds, 269; Ed Hatalingon, 268; DIANNE Me! Rundle, 265; Wilf Hubbard, HAWKINS: FOS 263; Jack Stark, 262; Frank . TER Sweet, 261; Jerry Fletcher, 258; Tom Ainsworth, 258; Des Denyer, WHITBY Phone MO 8-3618 SLI FTURE ie § RV 00 PGR IR Chis, 253; Bill Hayes, 251. Thursday section: Donald Mot. ors, 2; Arena Bunoco, 1; County Bowl, 8; Aces, 0; Red Wings, 3; Mowats BA, 0; Dodgers, 2; Coco Colas, 1; Club Bayview, 2; Spenc- or Car Market, 1; Fireman, 2; Hefferings Esso, 1; Ottenbrites, 2; Amateurs, 1; Credit Union, 2; Legion Old Sweats, 1 Triples over 700 include 250 singles: Dave Simpson, 927 (319, 358); Myrle Reeson, 803 (284); Johp Brueckle, 801 (381); Jordan, 730 (265); L. 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