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WHITBY And DISTRICT [Propose Special L In the monthly report of the, Whithy District High School prin-| cipal, Donald Tutt, that was pre-| sented at the monthly High School |is a full time, hard course, which| £ Board meeting, a proposed plan for the installation of a specializ- |ed commercial course next year at the school was presented. Mr, |establish the amount of interest that arose from the installation {of the course, and had received a total of 17 students interested in taking the course. He said that the class would be {split in two, having approximately {an equal number of students from |{the present high school and the {new high school now under con- {struction on Anderson St., Whitby. | He said that no additional staff {would have to be employed to {handle the full time one-year {course, but that the load of the |present teaching staff, in some |cases would increase. | | | Tutt stated that he had] polled his grade II students to| Commercial Study | "There is a definite value in {this type of specialized commer- cial course," Mr. Tutt said. "It| on successful completion, will bel {rewarded with a graduation di-| |ploma in specialized commercial] |training." | He asked that the board should) give the parents of the students applicable an opportunity to ex-| press an opinion concerning the specialized course, and as a re {sult of his suggestion, the board carried the motion that Mr. Tut and the board's management| committee should have the power| [to promote such a course. | | On Mr. Tutt's Suggestion the {board agreed to issue a special| circular setting forth the merits| |of the commercial course to the {parents concerned, It was the opinion of the board, that a minimum class of 20 stu dents would be required before {such a class could be offered by |the high school. » 4 Dutchies To OPEN PALMERSTON AVE. SCHOOL speaker of the evening, George | the school's auditorium to wit- A. Fletcher, Chairman of the | ness the launching of Whitby's O:hawa Board of Education. | seventh public school. The pic- The ceremony was attended by | ture was presented by the Vis- many of Whitby's leading edu- | count Greenwood Chapter of the cationalists and in spife of the | IODE | weather, a large audience filled Admiring a picture of Queen Elizabeth at the official open- ing ceremony of Whitby's Pal- merston Avenue Public School William H the guest Play-off hockey moves into the Whitby Arena tomorrow night, when the Whitby Dunlops meef the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen are the n the first home attraction in the Batten, round-robin series. Four members principal left, and Oshawa Times Photo SIXTH GAME Hillcrest Jrs. Win Group Semi-Finals 2. Orillia: Walkinshaw, Nick Kennedy, Kerr Whitby: Rowland, Nicholishen, E. Tran Whitby: Lundmark, By IVAN DAVIE [from Nick Kennedy and Caduro Playing before a capacity] In the last 10 minutes, Whitby erowd in Orillia, the Whitby Hill-| completely dominated the play crest Juniors eliminated the Bull-|and never gave the Bulldozers a dozers in the sixth game of their|chance to get out of their own best of sever series by a end. i i score on lay night For the last minute of the Nicholishen Paul Tran's two goals, and play- game, Orillia pulled their goal| Penalties: Whitby ing by far their best game of the tender but to no avail. The game Utes bench penalty series, showing real team spirit,| Was over and so was the series. | M18 Tyow " fight and desire to win, the Hill AROUND THE RIVE . . . This| Williamson, elbow, 16.35. crests completely outshot and|is the second year a row that Ent ol outhustled the Bulldozers ri g h t/coach Bob Cherry has taken this| _ 1 Sewwud Period from the opening whistle |team to the group finals. The ° Orillia Lis, K W540 The first period started out as a| 'cam has plenty of fight and de-| ilismson, G. Kennedy 13.10 elose - checking affair, with each Sire and are in a much healthier| 6. Whitby: Mills, team testing the goal tenders on condition than they were last Lundmark many occasions. Paul Tran fired|Y®ar: There are three good lines,| Penalties: Brown 0 Caduro, high | lid defence and two of the 523 tick the opening goal of the game at|® 3° : : 9.23 stick 4.45 PRIN 3 Jack 2 ame best net minders in the league in! Nelson, boarding, 14.25; handed Whitby club a bench pen-|C2Mpbell and Daniels. . . . Yours mark, elbow, 14.55; Williamson, reminded that tickets series num alty for talking for the second truly feels that they stand a good cross check, 18.08; Middleton, ber 26 will be used for this game, Same in a row at 7.28 |chance of giving sponsor Bill|slash, 18.08. and number 27 for next Wednes Steffler a Junior C champion- Walkinshaw, for Orillia, waschip . . The Hillcrests open| Third Period jit Jucovered =a pumpen one the group finals on Monday night] 7. Whitby: Paul Tran, count at 1-1, on| i i | Mi a : in the Whitby arena against Herb. " Suddleon i [league games during 3 = 9 | 4 d 7.43 ! BOAT HURLEY two min- served Dy of the local club performed with {placed second United States. Two of Kitchener's better per: formers from their own club, 14.19 "Boat" Hurley, high this story. Loca stick, goaltender 10.39; jare shown in {tham, Whitby had to move two regular sche. Visit | Whitby On Saturday |dule because of arena problems land season ticket holders were| left with these tickets which will] now be honored at the first two |play-off games. ' Centreman Bobby Attersley, who injured his knee in Squaw | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, More 4, 190 § ~~ Public Speaking } To Be Heard Here | On Monday, March 7, at 7.30,Ushawa; and Raglan Public jp.m. an Ontario County Public |School. _ |Speaking contest will be held in|. The judges of the contest wil 1 oe Kathleen Rowe Public School. {be as follows: Dr. 8. L. Osborne "# | Fifteen young orators will speak Principal, Ontario Ladies' Col ' lon any aspect of education, and|lege; Paul Babarik, General Mo . |it is expected that the two con-|tors of Canada and Roy Cornish, * | testants scoring the highest| Principal, Port Perry Publie | |marks will be eligible to compete [School. : : "lin a district contest to be an-| The judges will score the con | (nounced later: [lesants on tie Dasis of the ou '| Applications will represent the|tario Public. Speaking ontest, 4 [following schools in the county: jointly sponsored by the .OEA . |St. Bernadette's Separate Scho#i,|and the Ontario Hydro. |Ajax, Pickering T.S.A. No. (9! Prizes have been donated by J |schools); Thora Central Public,{the Whitby PUC, and the Ajax 1 [eons Beaverton; Canniggton HEPC, and, the Pickering PUC. Public School; Lincolne Ave.| The chaifman of the meeting i iockevingss _{will be J. K. Saunders, manager [Public School, Pickering:: Cotlof the Ajax HEPC, and the prizes No. 9 Pickering Twp.; Clover! Will be presented by Harry Simp- (Lane Public School; Brooklin 50 Manage. of the Whithy PLC Public Schopl; S.S. No. 5, Whit- Pick: in, PUC lby; Adelaide McLaughlin P.S., racing "UC. |Oshawa; Conant Public School,| WHITBY PERSONALS | = | On Wednesday afternoon the] CROPWELL BUTLER, Eng. weekly euchre group met at thr (CP)-- Residents of this Notting- BIRTHDAY SOON home of Mrs. H. Bartley, 10¢ hamshire village have purchased i William St. W., Oshawa, with a cabbage patch that was an eye- Brian John Miller, son of Mr. | on March 19. Grandparents are ure William Jee, of Brooklin, sore in the community. They plan rs. Gor | Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Tor- |as hostess, The prize winner-|to develop the land into a park. ang Mrs. Gordon H Miller ot onto, and Mrs, R. J. Milner, were: 1st Mrs. R. Barrington, 2nd ------ ? - 8 J 308 Cochrane St., Whitby will Kitchener. Mrs. H. Bartley, Oshawa and low be celebrating his 5th birthday COLDS FINE HARBOR | Sydney, the steel centre on {Cape Breton, has one of the finest natural harbors in North America. Photo by Hornsby Valley, may be a doubtful starter tonight, Fans from this area will be anxious to view the Kitchener| squad upon their return, while] players on the local roster hope to hang a loss on the Olympic squad. Whitby won their first] round-robin game 3-1 in Belle ville Tuesday in a real thriller The top four teams in the round robin move into semi-final play- offs next week, with the fifth place club through for the sea- son. Game time tomorrow night is 8 p.m. It marks the first home| game the Dunnies have been to-| gether in with a full club since Jan, 30. i] Mills, 7.24; Roberts, inter., 16.25; the "'Dutchies" at Squaw Valley recently where the Canadian team in the Olympic Hockey Championships behind the 9 were winger "Butch" Martin and § who 18 Lund- fans who hold season's tickets are |day"s home game against Cha- BUTCH MARTIN The. Hillcrests dominate the play and were 8.30. rewarded at 15.35 when Rowland continued to thrilling series. Game time is Penalties {game misconduct, 6.20; Nelson, |cross check, 8.40; Roberts, slash- ling, 19.00. Referees: Al Promaine and| a Bass trom. Nick Cain and his Newmarket Smoke- | Kerr. Nick Kennedy, Caduro 8.13 WHITBY rings. This should prove to be a Garry Kennedy, DAY-BY-DAY SUMMARY First Period 1. Whitby: Paul Tran, Rifle Club Mills . 4.45/ Jack Shropshire, Richmond Hill. DUPLICATE BRIDGE North and South: Mrs. and Mrs. Lawler, 68; Mr. Mrs. Thomas, 66; Mrs. land West: Mr. and Mrs. {ters, 97; Mrs. Jordon and Mrs Midland, 81%2: Mrs. Sandersor fficially 2 officially 91 2 and the Twp. of Whitby has Barry Jones with Mr, Meader an assessment of $5,609,834. as speaker. Of the $432,129 budgeted for| After the devotional was deposited Midgets Meet Newmarket In Next Round SCORES Spratt and Mrs. Wilson, 71%; Mrs. Frost and Hunter land Mrs. MacGillivray, 66. East Win- and Mrs. Carscallen, 76; Mrs, and | On Tuesday evening the young |centage of cost to be shared by|,.,ne of Faith Baptist Church|the school to compete for 'the NM held their weekly meeting. The many cups and trophies that are the church and offered by the Whit i has an afterwards went to the home of | y tae by Rifle Club, ssessment this year of $15,121,-'Bill Wilde for devotions led by| al meeLing Sarnia, Kitchener and the i - in.|1960, the town will raise by tax-|the young people enjoyed a to- me ation $203,749.41 and the Twp, bogganing party at Ross's Hill, at| lof damage caused by the terrific| on the roof by 14%t week's snow -- The junior tournament for the room at the opening of the sec- Minutes later, Brown was| The following report is the 1960 per cent of the cost and the Twp. Miss G. Bovay, 65. fore Ellis made it 3-2 at 13.10 {adopted by the board. |quired. Only minor changes were the form of grants: $149,365.44; a| After being closed for sever lently with referee Jack Shrop-|ceived regarding the grant to be ture will be spent by the man- Iransportation of pupils to the "nhl "bile Evening Shows et 6:55 & 8:25 schools is estimated to cost $17,- 1000 and $18,500 has been set |as additional cost of the site for > new school on Anderson St, OPP Dance To Eid Retarded aside By JERRY GRAY Tonight the Brock St. Motors All-Star Midgets will be seeking |quest of the Ontario Midget A {Championship, when they journey, {to Newmarket for the first game| in their home and home series. The second game will be played liere in Whitby arena on Saturd Will Host Competition On Saturday morning, March -|5, the Colborne St. Public School will be the scene of the Whitby Rifle Club's annual tournament. The sporting rifle shooters of southern Ontario will gather at At the present time entry forms -thave been filed from St, Cathar- |ines, Hamilton, Norwich, London, |diate area aromad Whitby. 1| The tournament will commence| lat 9 am. and will continue in volleys of 12 competitors up to the late afternoon, At their Wednesday night club shoot off, the senior members completed the annual competition for the Thompson Trophy with the silverware going to Stan Landy- more, who also won the tourney [last season 1 1 .l 1 {Hatch Trophy has not yet been {completed but the present rating show that G. Vanstone, D. Hewis and L. Slawson hold the top three | positions in this event 2nd Cub Pack their seventh straight win in i Father-Son Dinner Held "In a push-button age, Scouting held at the home of Mrs. Bartley |with Mrs. Ann Batherson as hos- tess. Mrs. H. Bartley, of Oshawa, former resident of Whitby, spent a day in Toronto Princess Mar- garet Hospital. ("Dy WHITBY SPORTS kbs {dainty lunch was served by the ; DR. THOMAS' § nd | "PARADE ECLECTRIC Oil {hostess. The next euchre will be gives nstont reliet By GERRY BLAIR © Meliec on by tow geners tionsof Canadianmothers © Panstrates fast to relieve bain and congestion © Apply it warm=rub it in ® Nothing like it for Tow Ronnie Tillman, son of Mr. and |{Mrs. Rudy Tillman, 1020 Ward- man Cres., is in Ajax Hospital {for a tonsilectomy operation. The Whitby Dunlops went one game up in their \ mrs Mary Mitchell, of Col- O.H.A. Senior "A" round-robin play-off on Wednes- [borne St. W., recently visited re-| day night in Belleville with a thrilling 3-1 win over [latives in Uxbridge. the "Macs" in a brilliantly played game. Both clubs | David, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.| battled through two scoreless periods before the Bay |J: Mitchell of Athol St., is in| of Quinte squad drew first blood halfway through |Oshawa General Hospital where! the third period. Just 12 seconds later the "Dunnies" |he underwent surgery. scrambled back tc tie the game, with Pete Babando scoring. Fred Etcher notched the winner with Baban=- do scoring his second goal minutes later for the clincher. Both goaltenders played outstanding hockey and if Belleville continue in this manner, they'll be hard to keep out of the next play-off round. Bobby Attersley missed the game still bothered by a knee ailment which he incurred at Squaw Valley, but Gary Darling filled in capably between Etcher and Sam- olenko. Tonight the "Dunnies" are engaged in a big game against the Czech Olympic hockey team at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto starting at 8:30. The Kitchener Dutchmen downed the Czechs 4-0 at Squaw Valley and the "Dunnies" will be out to see how they fare with their own club against the hard skat- ing Europeans who beat Belleville on the final day of the tournament last year. oll 1 drug counters everywhere : %. uy Yon * STR FER BILLS PILING UP pay them off with a cash loan from CITIZENS FINANCE We like to say "Your loon is 0K" When bills pile up--and they clways do around this time of year--the easiest way to toke care of them may be to total them up, and pay them all off with a cash loon from Citizens, This way, you'll have just one easy monthly payment, Your friendly Citizens Finance Loon Manager con advise you on this and other money problems. Let him orrange @ loon for you with a repay- ment plan that Ms your budget. Citizens Finance has @ reputation for fost, courteous, confidential service. if you like, all arrangements can be made by phone-- then just come In to sign end pick up the cash. Give = © call or drop in to see us soon. BORROW $50 to 2500 -» ITIZENS FINANCE COMP ANY '1 171 60 Tomorrow night there's a stellar play-off attrac- tion on tap at the Whitby arena starting at 8:00 p.m. The action pits the "Dunnies" against the Kitchener- Waterloo Dutchmen, and there will be no love lost in this contest. There are those on the "Dunnies" that were at Squaw Valley who still think that the Olym- pic team was good enough to win under other cir- cumstances, but as if that weren't enough, now Man- ager Ernie Goman and his club have tried to renege on the signed written agreement between the clubs whereby the Dunlops gave four players, for the entire month of February to Kitchener, in return for cash and player Ralph Hosking for the balance of the sea- son. Goman agreed to this arrangement, signed an agreement in triplicate, and now proceeds to try and have it nullified. Player Hoskings informed Manager Wren Blair of the "Dunnies" that Goman told him (Hoskings) before he left Kitchener (and before Whitby players left for Squaw Valley) that although he was supposed to stay with Whitby for the rest of the year, that he (Goman) did not intend to live up to the bargain and would try and get him back upon Kitchener's return from the Olympics. In other words Goman signed an agreement, which by his own ad- mission he never intended to keep. Although in the meantime he happily took the four Whithy players away from their club for an entire month, players incidentally that compiled more points for the "Dutch- men" than any others they had. Nice guys at the head of this Kitchener outfit, and for the time being that's enough said. Let's settle the rest on the ice, starting tomorrow night! We're sure that most fans around here feel exactly as we do. The "Dunnies" couldn't possibly put enough goals into that Kitchen- er not to satisfy us, but let's be on hand in droves with that old "Go Dunnies Go" tomorrow night. This is one win the fans really want. By the way season ticket holders are reminded that ticket series number 26 are valid tomorrow night, because two scheduled games had to be moved, and the remaining two games [3 Whitby Plaza, Whitby, Phone MO 8-5821 Open 9 to § Monday thru Thursdoy--9 to 8 Friday Loans made in Oshawa, Ajox, Pickering and ell nearby towns LOAN OFFICES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES 'DO IT NOW! Replace that old hot water tank Modernize your bathroom Install a stop drip in your closet tank Change old plugged drains to copper pipe Install t in your b Have those leaky old taps repaired Have an extra outside tap installed (season holders) will be honoured tomorrow and on Wednesday night coming. . THE TOWN AND COUNTRY . .... Chatham Maroons bounced back Wednesday night te whip Kitchener 5-2, after Windsor had blanked the Mar- oons 11-0 Tuesday night Toronto St. Mikes proved that Marlboro's can't win in the penalty box, and whipped the Dukes 7-4 in the opening Junior |aftern Children's Group Newmarket is not a club to be| AY teaches boys the art of mastering manhood," a group of Cubs and their fathers were told this week oon at 2:30 "A" Queen city tussle . Peterborough in the other Junior . Barrie Flyers edged "A" tilt ond period like a pack of hungry thumbed off for high sticking but|budget of the Whitby District|0f Whitby will bear the remain FBYPA MEET The Milkmen came right back| mpe report states 'It is expect- Seeing Jictory in thes rasp, | ade in the salary schedule this balance on last year's grant of days the Whitby Community Arer shire over an off side call. [paid on school sites." agement committee, which pays denim {taken lightly, having just elimin-| at the annual Father-Son banquet Retarded children's organiza ated Collingwood. Coach Doug|or cub Pack 2, at the Salvation [tions in three counties of this Williams and his assistant, Elgin|s,'v" gall. The speaker who (province will benefit by '$1000 Luke, hive worked extremely, ior was a Scout because she is from an annual dance heing or. 2d With these boys and havel, yg Jady, was Captain Dwyer ganized by the Provincial Police Ve" confidence n thelr ability |e Belleville, who is in charge of of District 5. The dance is being|* 0 8ll the way, They have pull, gpjvation Army camp for Cubs [held on March 24, at the Palace °Scther a well-balanced team, gq Scouts in the summer | Pier. with Ing and Reeson sharing the|, i1¢ | : goaltending, there seems to i A spokesman for the OPP at|jittle to worry about as six goals | Cub Master Albert Carr acted " {Whitby reported that $1,000 of the|against in as Wwany games speaks | 35 master of ceremonies during |proceeds will be distributed tolfe. Heelf SEE SPEER the evening and introduced Bri THREE BEAUTIES... \ # |retarded children's organiz onl Th AlL.Stars defense big |& dier Gennery, of the SA at A THOUSAND THRILLS. -~ (in York, Peel and Ontario Coun-|ang fast with George Ashby, Peter| Belleville to the 30 Cubs and their ANDAMAN OF MYSTERY ! i 4 {ties. The g incidental 1 y n ' athers who attended. Brigadier | nas| Lawson, George Tran and Miller | ade ually fod : vi y been made annua by On-|doing the police work tario Provincial Police | Associa-| Three well-balanced ' |vation Army Scouts in Canada, A |tion of District 5 | wee well balanced ines Fonud becoming a member in 1915. Organizing the dance e offi | Mitchell; Fletcher, Bremner and| Capt. Dwyer, who mel many of cers from Whitby, Vandorf, Bond|Mackay; and the third of Switzer, |the Cubs present at summer Lake, Brechin, Port Credit and|Tavener, Campbell or Christie, |camp, lauded the work of the Cub District 5 Headquarters, in Tor-| A visit to the arena on Saturday|Master and told the boys that his onto. Music is provided by Trump|afternoon will reveal how much|leadership would show them the Davidson and his band and valu- (has been achieved by those who{Way to master manhood in the able door prizes will be dis their time freely to help|future. among the more than 1,200 per-|these boys become better hockey, Capt. Robert Zwicker, officer in (sons expected to attend. players. |oharge of the Whitby eitadel, told tipped one in from Nicholishen end Elmer Tran. Lundmark eame right back and scored from| Nicholishen at 17.43. | Sud perio] 1s 8 Da of Bungey WDHS Appr oves Bulldozers in their own end. Brown broke in all alone at the three minute mark, only to have Swaile, in the Orillia cage, out- Orillia failed to take advantage|High School Board as presented/der. or 27.06 per cent. The per- of the extra manpower. by the board's finance commit-| Elmer Tran missed at po in t|tee. The report, submitted by fi-|€ach of the two municipalities blank range from brother Paul,|nance committee chairman W. the area board is computed bY group met at at 12.00. Campbell, in the Whitby|D, Thompson, Dr. J, Davies and the assessmenj. Whitby at 14.09 on a goal by Mills to eq the new school will be occu-| take twe-gos lead for fhe sar, pled by January 1961. This ime in the game and skatec : f classes fro oft the ice at the end of the onome to ecember in the Will raise $75,588.96 the next week meeting Soom bal , pi , 8 e ch period with a 4-2 lead. present school and an additional| The remainder of the funds 5°" S78 Dianne 8 caure lleres | 5 A x Ye BY Chests Suntisued © pour Ht) ear. Since the final cost of the $943.29; plus a balance on hand will be open for business lonight his second goal of the night on new school site has not been de-/from last year's operations of The building was cldbed becaus a pass from Middleton Garry| cided the exact balance required $2481.90 jo damal se , | Bier t Kennedy received a game mis-|18 unknown at this date. No offi-| oy pp or npg Ee ay a The Dozers, fighting desperate-| According to the proposals in|. salaries for teacher ly to get back in the game, made the WDHS Board budget for 1960... nt of $260 or teachers, an it 5-3 at 8.13 on a goal by Burtch'the town of Whitby will bear 72.94 S : ' : - dad io -- IEChsha Second largest item is deben . iture payment of $69,450 and third : Y largest item is for the property Now Playi ow aying Last Complete Show at 8:25 arnng CAROL BRANDON IYNLEY-de WILDE MACDONALD MARSHA CAREY - HUNT ADULT Whitby tore out of the dressing 1960 Estimat guess him. net, was tested three times be-|A. Robertson, was THIRD PERIOD staff of 11 teachers will be re.|will come from the Province in| WHITBY ARENA OPEN conduct at 6.20 for protesting vio-|Cial announcement has been re- Largest single item of expendi- storm committee, an amount of $40.135 Phone MO 8-3618 Not Shown at Saturday Matinee DUL ENTERTAINMENT oF ae oom smo" CiINnemaScoPE is rant PANDO 81 MGM CINEMAS cOPE no COLOR! hs warring { ® STEWART GRANGER GEORGE SANDERS - JOAN GREENWOOD-VIVECA LNGFORS ted | give LJ Windsor Bulldogs (whe are red hot right now) whip- ped the Czechs 8-4 in Wirmtlsor Wednesday night, but the Czechs like all "~~tring clubs will get better on |Gennery was one of the first Sal-| tant play-off game. the balance of their six game tour completed at the Whithy arena for installing addit- ional support for the beams and the rink will once again buzz into activity for tomorrow nights impor- Work is al | the boys that Baden-Powell's pur-| {pose in organizing the Scout| {movement had been to prepare] |boys to live and to die.Many boys, | |he said, have an idea for the| future which involves, getting out {of school and buying a car but| |the Scout founder had in mind a |plan to give boys a way lo live, | | "Follow your leader and you'll not go astray," he said. | Following dinner, the boys saw) colored slides taken by Mrs. | {Purdy at summer camp and at a {homecoming for the Whitby ii { | UPHOLSTERING A. 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