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"WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Rae Hopkins CAR UNDER TRANSPORT Tel. 668-3703 Two young Toronto sisters narrowly escaped death, Satur- day afternoon, when the small sports car they were riding in was involved in an accident with) Sisters Narrowly Escape Injury from Brock street south onto Dundas street east when the transport passed over the small car. The 6Y%-foot tractor trailer UNITS, GROEES ! AUXILIARIES LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY Royal Canadian Legion La- dies Auxiliary held its first meeting of the fall season Tues- day, September 10, at the Le- on Hall with president Mrs. . Ormiston presiding. Many articles for the Octo- ber 25 bazaar were brought in. A donation of four pairs of men's socks came from Mrs. 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, September 16, wes 5 with Mrs. James Conners, 120f It was requested that all Brock. street south 4 8 p.m.|bazaar articles be sent in as Friday, September 13. soon TE age op facilitate Monday, October 7, instead of Tuesday, October 8, due to the} invitation to attend the Oshawa Auxiliary, Bus will leave the Legion Hall at 7.15p.m. s ad the October 7 poner ae than Pop sr visitors. to there will be an interesting lackpool, gland, annually monstration, All members urg-|see the city's brilliant illumins G, the ed to attend. Bourton, mother of one of the ations, which Cost $1,200,000. members. Socks and mitts from Mrs. Shirley Hicks, eight pairs of slippers, knitted by Mrs. Ray Balson wool donated by Mrs. Ann Allen. The members are reminded that the trip to Buffalo is sched- uled for Tuesday, September 24, bus leaving Legion Hall at 7.15 a.m, Any member wishing to' participate must get in touch a tractor trailer at the four cor- ners in Whitby. 3 The girls, 25-year-old Sheila Baird, of 70 Humber Trail and her sister Nora, escaped without a scratch when their 1063 Triumph Spitfire convertible went under the transport in front of the second set of rear duals. Police said both vehicles were attempting to make a right turn NDP Candidate Workers Spend Night In Tents Unique in th history of poli- tical campaigning in Ontario riding was the novel twist dis- played by the NDP party when they visited Washago, Thurs- day, which is situated in the northern end of the riding. Thomas Edwards, NDP can- didate in the forthcoming pro- vincial election, along with sev- eral of his campaign workers visited this small community and spent the night in tents. "We spent the night like this," he said, "because our. financial resources are slender and we can't afford lavish accommoda- tions but we wanted to meet people in the northern end of the riding." ' When asked how the night was spent sleeping outside, Mr. driven by William Charles Dob- son, 25 Thorncroft crescent, Ajax, was unscathed in the mishap while the 1963 convert- ible was a total wreck. When the girls saw what was going to happen they ducked their heads and then climbed out of the entanglement un- injured when the transport stopped. Corporal Ernest Stoneman and Constable James Wilson of the Whitby Town Police De- partment investigated. Use MECCA for SCRAPES / Ste, tin, pe "famous "2 GAT-TEX wonder soles by Cat's Paw eecece ~ One-Stop DECORATING SHOP ©@ Wallpaper end Murels Custom Draperies Broadicom end Rugs C.LL. Paints end Vernishes Flo-Glaze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre 107 Byron St. S., Whitby Phone 668-5862 BRUISES [, INFECTIONS jecca, 8 favourite family ointment for over 60 years uickly heals minor wounds, Non-tritating, soothing antise; tic. sold at all drug counters. LEGION MIDGETS ADVANCE TO SEMI FINALS semi-finals, the winner of Legion Zone Commander Ron which will play off against Archer, Hugh Lawrence, Alex Western Ontario Baseball As- Brown, chairman of Branch sociation for the champion- "112, Royal Canadian Legion ship. Canadian Tire Legion- minor sports. Centre row, left naires are, back row, left to to right, Roddy Barter, Brian right, Doug. Allan, coach, Maundrill, David Westlake, Barry Davidson, Paul Bor- Wayne Allan and Billy Bell, chuk, and Mickey McCarol, Front row: Pat Watters, BOWLING NEWS WHITBY MAJOR LEAGUE Buy Mecca In tin or tube Bob Adams, Branch 112 presi- dent, Willie Doleweerd, team captain, Bob Johnson, man- ager and Danny Sandford. Ab- sent when photo take, Bill Dalby, head coach, Ricky Dail- by, Donald Duncan and Ken- neth Teffan. --Photo by Stannett 1,300 Orbits Needed Before Whitby's Canadian Tire Midget Legionnaires defeated Port Hope Midgets to win the Lakeshore Midget' Base- ball loop and de'eated Orillia to cop the Northern Ontario Group. The Legionnaires will mow advance to the semi-finals with Thorald, of the Niagara Baseball Association in the FORMER DEPUTY-REEVE ° ° ° ° ° e ONTARIO RIDING LIBERAL RALLY Warren Mowat Points -- Team No, 2, 2, Team No. 1, 1, Team No. 3, 2, Team No. 4, 1, Team No. 5, 2, Team No. 6, 1, Team No. 8, 2, Edwards replied, it was so cold, the next morning there was a film of ice on a bucket of water that was in the tent. Moon Trip DES MOINES, Iowa. (AP)-- Hear Your Candidate Team No, 7 1. Triples over 700 -- M. Me- Master 768 (269, 269), B. Jor- dan 760 (299), EB. Jordan 722 (299), M. Jordan 718 (258), R. Bragg 708 (272), R. Swarts 707 (255, 263), B. Gordon 702 (284). Singles over 260 -- E, Brush . Reeson 265, 8. Himes A space officials says that U.S. astronauts will have orbited the earth 1,300 times before they go to the moon. To date, Americans have com- pleted 34 earth orbits while So- viet cosmonauts have accomp- lished 259. . Addison M. Rothrock of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration told the Iowa Daily Press Association Satur- day that "by the time our three astronauts leave for the moon- landing we as a nation will have accumulated 2,000 flight hours in earth orbit of manned craft. "To indicate to you the sig- nificance of this summer--we have as of now less than five flight hours of manned aircraft at speeds in excess of mach 2.5 -- 2% times the speed of sound," Rotherock, associate director of NASA's plans and program evaluation, said that in addi- tion to having orbited the earth 1,300 times in 2,000 hours, '"'men will have gone to and from craft in orbit." "We will have rendezvoused and inspected craft and trans- ferred men and material be- tween craft," he said. The next day, he said, we visited farms and homes in the Washago, Udney, Brechin and Beaverton areas and told peo- ple about the party, some of whom had not heard of the NDP party's existence, however, we found them very receptive. "All the people we visited," Mr. Edwards said, "'agreed this was something of a novel twist in a so far dreadfully dull elec- tion. "Our findings of the trip in the words of Adrian Goverdy, campaign manager, were, 'the trip was worth it and we'll go again as soon as we get adequate heating arrange- ments'," said Mr, Edwards, AID ACTORS Some $45,000 in grants have been made to actors and other theatre personnel in Canada by the Sir Tyrone Guthrie Award} since 1954, SCUGOG CLEANERS & Shirt Launderers PH Pick-up & Delivery Deily ONE 668-4341 SAM HOLLINGSWORTH On the Election Issues A 49-year-old town council poi. semen seven-year veteran, former dep- 7 uty-reeve and general insurance 7 . agent will seek the mayor's & seat in the forthcoming Decem- » ber municipal election, F Warren J. Mowatt, five years | a councillor and two years dep- uty-reeve announced his inten- © tion to contest the mayorality © * Jast week. J ' Mr. Mowatt has chaired all # committees of council. Mr. Mowatt is a member of © the Whitby Volunteer Fire © Brigade.and serves as its sec- / retary-treasurer. He has for | the past two years been a town © representative on the Whitby © and District High School Board. - The potential candidate has -- been on the town planning board. | for a number of years and ir 1960-61 was chairman of the tri- county planning committee. Mr. Mowatt has operated a general insurance and real ¢s-- tate brokerage on Dundas stréé west for the past 20 years. Be- fore going into his own busi- ness, he served as a manager of the A and P supermarkets. During the Second World War, Mr. Mowatt represented the British Admiralty on technical missions along the lakeshore area. He is a member of Whitby Rotary Club and points out he feels he.can, with his executive 11-TEAM LEAGUE Seeks Mayoralty Guest Speaker:-- VERN SINGER, Q.C. M.P.P, -- DOWNSVIEW 1260. Plan Asbestos Development At Sugluk MONTREAL (CP) = Eric Gourdeau, the Quebee govern- ment's director of northern plan ning, said Sunday Asbestos Cor- ration Limited will begin a 30,000,000 development of as- bestos deposits at Sugluk in northern Quebee probably next Lighter, longer-wearing, limber as leather! Cat-Tex scientific wonder soles represent they. hetentee pel sotto tna beer See yet, outwear leather soles by far. At the familiar Cat's Paw sign, 'ask your shoe repairer for Cat-Tex half and full soles... offering conned economy and comfort for all the family's shoes, PAW HEELS & Feet sorte TS 0 A AT | PORT This Programme Presented By The Local Business Firms of WHITBY and DISTRICT! CLIP AND SAVE FOR WEEKLY REFERENCE! MERCURY Time:-- MONDAY, SEPT. 16th, 8:16 P.M. Place:-- KATHLEEN ROWE PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHOL ST. $.--WHITBY ® ONTARIO RIDING LIBERAL ASSOCIATION © CALENDAR -- of -- Weekly Events! year, ; Mr. Gourdeau was speaking to the Arctic Institute of North America meeting aboard an ocean liner in Montreal Har- bor. Suglik is on the northern tip of Quebec at Hudson Strait and is in the region known as New Quebec, the 100,000 - square mile region whose administra- tion the provincial government {fs negotiating to take over from the federal government. "When this company obtains its development permit," Mr. Gourdeau explained, "it will be asked like all other companies developing our natural resour- ces to hire Quebec citizens, that is to say citizens for which the WARREN MOWAT experience, fulfil the obligation of mayor. | With Mr. Mowatt's announce-| ment of his intention to seek) the mayoralty, came an an- nouncement by Mayor W. Stan- ley Martin of his intention to retire from municipal politics. Reeve Everett Quantrill is said to be retiring from coun- cil "for personal reasons". HARLEY'S s Service Centre FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Licensed Mechanic Mojo rand Minor Repairs Rembler, Trailer, Soles and Rentals FINA CENTRE MERCHANDISE 668-8211 1107 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY W. C. TOWN YOUR \ The Whitby District High School Board d it: Advisory Vocational Committee REGISTRATION FOR NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES Whitby Dunlops Enter Metro Jr. B. By CLIFF GORDON Ivan Davie, the hard working manager of the Whitby Dun- lop Jr. Hockey Club is on the move along the ice lanes again. He also is very busy helping to entertain the western lacrosse boys. Thursday night of this week, Mr. Davie attended a meeting of the Metro Jr. B_ hotkey league in Toronto. The purpose was to line up the teams that would be competing in the league this year. There was a fine representation of clubs at the meeting. When it had all been thrashed out no less than 11 entries were assured. The league will be divided into two divisions, the western division and the eastern divi- sion, of which the Whitby Dun- lops will be an entry, western league will be comprised of Brampton, George- town, Etobicoke, Lakeshore, and Weston. The Eastern league will be made up of five teams, Schom- Quebec government has full res- ponsibility."" The government, he said, will be in a better position to invite League berg, Markham (formerly Knob Hill), St. Michael's back. after a two-year absence, Neil Mc- Neil and the Whitby Dunlops. The Eastern division appears to have plenty of talent already. The set up for the schedule will be this. Each team will play each other four times in ended July 31: 1963 $15,900,000, their own division, twice at ; home and the same on the Eh ppb a ruaad 1962, $11,307,000, Then they will also play a heme} and home schedule with the! other . division of the Metro they are recognized Quebec cit- izens rather than the exclusive |responsibility of the federal gov- jernment. | NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Massey Ferguson Ltd., 9 mos the company to hire Eskimos if|f. league. Also to give Jr. hockey a real 11 Metro teams will play a home and home series- with two clubs in the Eastern On- tario Jr. B. League. This will not necessarily mean that it will be a home and home with the same team but one away and one home game with the Eastern league clubs, Whitby has drawn Peterbor- game and will play either Belle- ough for their away from home WHITBY Wi niia ore BROCK EVENING SHOWS AT 7 AND 9 FEATURE STARTS AT 7: & 9:25 This, in its own terrifying way, isa ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Recommended as boost in Eastern Ontario, the! |ville or Kingston in the home |stand. | Manager Davie announced ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, September 12 or Tuesday, September 17 7;30 p.m, to 9:30 p.m. Classes will be formed in courses for which there has been sufficient advance registration. Millinery Bookkeeping Drafting Oil Painting Oral French Auto Mechanics gee > yping ingli r New Weldin Sli: and Trim t di Electri iy (Ladies) Square Dancing Sewing Buel: aM (c, lee) REGISTRATION FEE--$10.00 Most classes will be held one night a week for @ two or three hour period, starting ot 7:00 p.m. each evening. Classes will start the week of October 14. District High School Board Whitby y et A. ROBERTSON, Chairman D. W. THOMSON, Secretary jthat their own league will be a 28 game schedule, and along with the two interlocking games will give the teams a total 30 games, 15 home and Same on the road. With the new set up it will mean that the Whitby team will play ll different teams at home and will play 12 different teams on the road. One thing for sure the fans cannot say they are sick of seeing the same team too often. Manager Davie also announe- ed that most of the Whitby home games will be on Mon- day nights, as against Tuesday night in the past few years. There were a number of things that prompted the 10¢ a1 man- ager to make the change. The opening home game will |be at the Whitby Arena Mon- | day, Oct. 28 when the St. Mikes |team will be the visitors. It is | expected that the local team will open its training camp about the first of October. The local manager plans on at least four to six exhibition games before the teams get down to serious playing. | The playoff set. will be the top four teams in each league in the playoffs, with the win- ners meeting in a best of seven for: the league champion- ship and the right to advance in the all Ontario playdowns, In all it looks like another banner year of hockey is just around the corner for the fans in this area. le LS Need back-to-school cash? Get an HFC ' Shopper's Loan Shop now for the best clothing values. Pay for books, tuition, supplies, Borrow confidently from the company backed by 85 years' experience. 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WHITBY THIS WEEK'S SPORTS EVE HOCKEY Wednesday, September 18, at Sunday Night Industrial Leegue wilt hold a scheduled prac- tice ot Bowmanville Arena. Wednesday, September 18, at 9 p.m. Whitby Hotel of the Sunday Night Industriol League will hold @ scheduled prac- tice at Bowmanville Arena, WRESTLING Tuesday, September 17, ot 8: Arena, Main Event U.S. Title AUTO BODY COLLISION-CUSTOM ' BODY WORK MODERN EQUIPMENT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COURTESY & SERVICE 324 ASH ST, PH. 668-8522 24-HR, ROAD SERVICE WHITE'S B.P. 616 Brock St. N. Whitby 668-8241 After Hours 668-8265 GENERAL REPAIRS 24 HOUR TOWING LICENSED MECHANIC. FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY ~ OPEN 7:30 A.M, -- 10 P.M. NTS 8 p.m. Ace Electronics of the ¢ 30 p.m, et Oshawa Children's Defence Bout Gentlemen Jim Hady, chollenger, vs Johnny Volentine, champion. Valentine has been ordered to defend his title egainst Hady or be sus- pended from the ring indefinitely. 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