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UNITED CHURCH HALL NEARS COMPLETION | Dunlops Suffer 6-1 Defeat LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUES WHITBY and DISTRICT Brennan and Henry Delghen. A drt med i, ie Cnt i County Counc tby, Deputy-| (v: reeve Pat Duffy announced is | LY euar Bend) Mizell, who pitetieg intention to stand for nomination gop, 'strikeout record for the Cuban as Warden of the county. | League Sunday night. HAVANA, Caba (AP)--Wilmer Expect Complete United Church Hall By March Reev: Kson : Y 2 TITLEHOLDER WINS Mizell struck out 10 batters in Pat i Jack C : Deg ty pi MILAN, Italy (AP)--Duilio 141, plicking Havana to a 2-1 11-inning a ly; a ouncillors Jol | 139, European Mghtweight cham-|victory over Almendares. This McFadyen, Erwin Cowie, Ted pion from Italy, Monday night | ave the southpaw a total of 136 Tinsley. knocked out England's Gordon! for the season, bettering the mark Re-elected trustees of Brechin Goodman, 137, in the sixth round of | of 134 set by Dick Littlefield in were William Miller, Bernard a 10-round non-title bout. 1952-53. The $100,000 church hall being] main hall, there will be a large built for Whitby United Church, is| stage. A now rapidly nearing completion. | At he west tide of the top Soot, The exterior of the building has 3r% ne CIFEE Docs: Ue VAEIY been complete for some time now, § nday School assembly Toom and the red brick hall, with its! and a vault ' green tile roof, is becoming quite| On the east side, there will be a. a familiar landmark, on Centre 1. ce kitchen a church parlor St. South. Crawford 'McCullough| Sv8€ ORL © ol vi Construction, Ltd., which is build- The south gable of the church ing the hall, is now working onl, jis o1a7eq "as is the south door, | the interior of the tvostorey| which opens onto a staircase lead-| Conghanlutio Ona. LEN-RAE LTD. on the completion of the WHITBY PROFESSIONAL BLDG. AtHands of Brockville Team| ™™ "ze = By CLIFF GORDON Brockville Magedomas over the Whitby Dunlops on Mon- day night in Brockville as they trounced the first-place Whitby team by the score of 6-1. This is by far the worst trimming the Dunnies have suffered this season and the second time at the hands of the Maggies. This also repre- sents the most goals scored in one game against the local entry. The Dunlops were playing minus playing coach Gagnon who is still out pending a hearing by the OHA on Jan. 6th in regard to the fracas in Belleville on Dec. 20th., Frank Bonelio, tre of the Etcher-Air-Bonello line, did not make the journey as he had to work. Erwin Duncan paced the Brock- ville attack as he racked up a hat trick, the first man on the Brockville team to accomplish the feat this year. Gibson, Kuntz and Richardson scored the other tal- lies. Sandy Air scored for the los- ing Dunlops as he spoiled "cat- like" Bourda's bid for a shutout Bourda was a big stumbling block ing very poorly in Monday's The locals' play was disorganized and they appeared to be amazed at the extra hard-working Brock ville team. The management of the Brock- ville team have got rid of some of the so-called big wheels and are now going great guns as they now have players who are out for the sport of the game and want to win, and not put the big dollar be- fore the keen competition. They are finding that it pays off too Their crowd was up almost 200 over the previous game. They still do not draw anything like the Dunlops do here in Whitby. The paid attendance in Brockville on Monday night was announced as 482. The next home game for the Dunlops will be Wednesday night, Jan. 4th, when they play host to Kingston. The Brockville team opened up fast and they hemmed the Dun lops right in their own end of the rink for the first three minutes The locals managed to get the play into the winners' end zone but could not beat Bourda in the opposing cage. The home fans got their first chance to cheer as Gib son rounded out a neat three-way passing play and scored with Kuntz and Thomson getting as- sists on the play. Then with just 13 seconds to go in the first period Er. Duncan scored his first of three with brother Ed and Rock- burn in on the play. The Broc fans were really che it up as this was the first time the Mag- gles had held a lead over the Dun- lops on the spacious Brockville ice. Erwin Duncan from Edwin Dun. can made it 3-0 at the 6.50 mark of the second frame and the home team were really playing heads- up hockey. They were back check- ing like mad and that is not a common thing especially for the Duncan boys. Air did a neat bit of manoeuvering as he took a pass le classy cen-|! from Williams and then went in! first and only Whitby goal. That completed the scoring for the per- ind as the Dunlops could not get the disk by Bourda, With the Dunlops playing every man up in a desperate effort to get back on even terms the Mag- gies broke out and Er. Dinean| picked up his third tally of the game. This made it 4-1 and the almost 500 fans were going wild. Kuntz scored on a break-away to really made it look bad. Richard- son scored the final goal of the ne at the 6.34 mark as the Dun- ) were playing short-handed. Try as they might the Dunlops just could not get a rall- as the Magedomas were hent on winning this one. This was by far| the best game that we have seen the Brockville team play and if they can keep up that brand of| hockey for the rest of the season | they will be very hard to beat. | nines 1235, (Thursday ; Only one night remains in this racked on goal to back hand a shot be-|second section and the battle for up their second win of the season tween the legs of Bourda for thela playoff spot has been narrowed down to only three teams. The Royal Stokers with 16 points have a one-point margin over County Bowl "B" and Whitby Dairy Bar. The Stokers, who have led this section nearly all the way, have an edge in pinfall over County Bowl "B" and Whitby Dairy Bar,| but should they drop a. couple of points it would leave the door open for a new leader at the end of the final week where it really counts. High triples: F. Wootton 786 (231, 257, 298), G. Browning 782 (249, 331), D. Adams 781 (285, 261), B. Bragg 763 (367), B Mowat 746 (276, 235, 235), A. Scott were held on Monday and nomi- nees had until Tuesday night to qualify. OSHAWA BOX and LUMBER C0. LID. 436 RITSON RD. N. were suppliers of the: "LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS" | Re-elcted by tion were building. ing to the upper hall. The interior! In the centre of the lower floor, of the upper hall will have plas. there is a large assembly room,|ter walls, and the lower walls church organizations for mid- with an acoustic tlle ceiling. week activities. On the east side| Crawford McCullough representa. of this assembly hall, there are tives said yesterday that the hall rooms at the northeast corner,|early March. where the hall adjoins the church. rg Along the west side of the ove Mara Re Elects classrooms, Yaslyooms and ae . main staircase, ere are three other stairways, one at the bi 1955 Council The south side of the ground) floor is occupied by the primary| Mara Township and the three trus- classroom. tees of the Police Village of, Brechin have been returned to of- | floor is the large main assembly 744 (251, 240, 253), B. Moorehouse| hall. This hall will be wider, and 752 (289, 269), B. Jordan 738 (330),| several feet longer than the lower Blight 709 (331), H. Sims 705 ceiling. At the south end of the (289), W. Watson 700 (277), +] ---------- Sr -- Richardson 718 (263, 248), H. (236, 236), D. Rowden 677 (288), W. Dodd 672 (275), J. Smythe 668 (301), R. Lamb 667 (286), D. Da- 651 (279), T, Hayashida 656 (287), R. Norris 649 (278), T. Semple 654 (239), G. Town 640. J. Ross 269, D. Tucker 268, M. Slessor 267, R. Trimm 253, D. Wil- son 248, B. Hurley 247, M. Reeson J. Bradford 239, W. Brown 239, W, Claphon 236, G. Hawes 236, A. Hepburn 236, A. Archibald 234, which will be used by the various| will consist of painted concrete, seven classrooms, and two choir| will probably be completed by assembly hall, there are four more! side and two at the north side. Both the township council of The main feature of the upper, fice by acclamation, Nominations M. Anderson 718 (245, 289), D.! hall, and will have a high, arched Brown 681 (295), J. Robson 677 foe 657 (235), M. Meulemeester Other high scores: B. Joyce 288, 245, J. Bailey 241, E. Waddell 240, and J. Wilde 231. PERSONALS and sons, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McEachern Donald, Robert and | Trade Was Brisk | halt Christmas eve at six o'clock | Report Christmas | Business activities ground to a Our Best Wishes to LEN-RAE LTD. on the completion of the Whitby Professional Building * | "he h ov ha + Douglas, of Jackson's Point; Mr, The Duniops en fhe othee hind an. A. C. MacPherson and daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. T. L. McEachern, peared to be off their game and will not likely plav another game like that one for a while and Oshawa, of Toronto, of The| ai h . . Dunlops go to Belleville on Jan | Were Christmas. guests of Miss G. r lay King MacPherson. | 3d and pley Kingston here on the| "ap "ang Mrs. Harry Markland, LINE-UPS: of Toronto, spent Christmas and WHITBY DUNLOPS: Goal, Don. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs levy; defence, Sinden, McBeth: H: L. Pringle. A centre, B. Attersley: wings. O' Mr. and Mrs, James Larkin and Etcher: alfs.. Williams, family. of Toronto, and Mr. and Connor, a DeGray, Air, N. J d Mrs. W. Shaunessy, also of To- eliray, Al Attersley, Treen, were Christmas guests at Redmond. | ronto, after a Yuletide trade which mer- chants generally stated was good. The lst few days of Christmas week saw an upswing in business and stores were busy. One mer- chant said that his sales were equal to those of last year, | When the stores closed it was! for a three-day holiday. Sunday was Christmas Day and Monday the Christmas holiday, but by decision of the Town Council| Tuesday was observed as Boxing| Day and more places of business| HEATING and ROOFING done by W. F. BOWDEN & SONS BROCKVILLE | Goal. Bourda; defence, Thomson, | Rockburn; centre, Ed. Duncan; | wings, Er. Duncan, Richardson; alts., Kuntz, McManus, ib=on.| Walker, Baldwin, Presley, Drader, Referees--Partis and Cook. SUMMARY: | 1st Period 1. Brockville--Gibscn « Kuntz - Thomson : Brockville--Er, Duncan Rockburn Penalties--McBeth, Treen. 7.18 PY 19.47 2nd Period 3. Brockville--FEr. Duncan Ed. Duncan 4. Whithy--Air - Penalties--Trec Thomson, F~~ : 3rd Period Brockville i.Jncan = Richardson 32 Brockville--Kuntz « Rockburn : . Brockville--Richardson - Ed. Duncan - Thomson Penalties--Treen, Presley, den. LOUIS REMARRIES NEW YORK (AP) Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis was married Sunday for the third time. His bride--actually his sec- ond wife--is Rose Morgan, a cos- metics manufacturer Rev. Lee M. Wilson, associate pastor of a Harlem church, per- formed a six-minute ceremony in front of the fireplace of Miss Mor- an's living room. Louis' first and second marriages were to the former Marva Trotter of Detroit. 6.50 15.03 2, Williams n, Presley Attersley 5 6. 5 4.58 6.34 Sin- BROC NOW pLAYING Based on the book by the great Canadian author THOMAS B. COSTAIN VIRGINIA PIER 7 P.M. and 9:45 P.M. VICTOR SAVILLE sosccrn » CINEMAS COPE WITH A CAST OF THRONGIN MAYO + ANGEL + PA WHITBY Phone 8-3618 FEATURE STARTS WARNERCOLOR STEREOPHONIC SOUND IG THOUSANDS STARRING LANCE NEWNAN | six weeks' visit | | and Christmas visitors of his mother, ! = | for .| the. home of their parents, Mr. and MAGEDOMAS: Mrs. V. M. Smith. Miss June Mepstead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Greenfield, 409 Byron Street South, left on December 26th, for a| Florida. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mepstead| family, of Toronto, were| Monday, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hone and their children, Mark and Sherri, "Richardson, Of Stoney Creek, are spending the i | C D. J. Kean, of Brock Street South, | hristmas holidays with Mrs, Miss Margaret Morrison, of Tim- mins, is visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Howard, of Green Street, for the Christmas holidays. Miss Shirley Wade, of Kingston, spent the Christmas week-end with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dart and Mr. John Spratt, of Oshawa, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Godfrey, of Brock Street South, for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goose, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moase and Karen were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cross, of Toronto, for the Christmas week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lefebvre and daughter, Brenda, of Cobourg, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frank, 306 Arthur Street, for the New Year's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Fraser will be entertaining Mr. and Mrs. C. Fraser, of Sunderland, for the New Year. Mr. mann, Germany month's holiday. Mr. Jack Millyard, nephew of Mr. Joseph E. Shields, Mrs. Mill-| yard and two children, Toronto,| and Mrs. Shields' sister, Mrs. E.' and Mrs. Herbert Schuer- of Willowdale Farm, left by plane for a | shade very reasonable, were closed. The banks and the! post office were open, also the restaurants, | 54 Burk St. Phone RA $5-5533 and Beat Wishes TO LEN-RAE LTD. on the construction of the WHITBY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ¥* Cornerstone Supplied by STAFFORD BROS. MONUMENTAL WORKS OSHAWA DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING APARTMENT FOR RENT, HEATED, large modern, two bedroom, In fire proof building. Available immediately Phone MO 8-2628. Dec. 31 OWING HOME INSULATION, BL Method. Free Estimates --- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED THE SANITARY! WAY. Walter Ward, Whitby, Phone MO 8-2563, Jan, 11} WANTED TO BUY-POULTRY, HIGH. | est Prices: Also feathers, new and old. | Phone Jake Parker, MO 8-3486 mornings or after 6. Jan.1] RUSSELL WILDE, ELECTRICAL CON tracting, new homes, water heaters, fix- tures, range cables a specialty, Phone - MO. 83174. Jan.23 FOR RENT ~~ TWO PARTLY FURNISH. | ed rooms; for sale '46 Hudson Car, $135. | Phone Whitby MO. 8.2466, 297 CUSTOM CHAIN SAWING, 2 FT, CHAIN and 4ft. Apply Lorne M. Atkinson, R.R 1, Whitby. Phone 82174, Whitby. Jan. 16! - - ------ I FOR RENT --- BRAND NEW SIX-ROOM | bungalow, corner of Centre and James) Street, Whitby. Phone MO, 8.2090. 300c -- ar ---------------- LIKE TO SELL FISHING GEAR? CLAS-| sified ads bring immediate "bites." Call RA 3.3492 for an ad-writer | FOR RENT FURNISHED 2-ROOM apartment bed-sitting room and modern kitchen immediate possession. Apply 231 Palace Street 301¢ | FOR SALE MODERN CHESTERFIELD | and chair 18 months old. Mushroom Apply 231 Pal. | 3014 | STEEL WINDOWS and ace Street Lipsett, of Toronto, spent Christ. | mas with Mr. and Mrs. Shields, Brock Street South. We are happy to add our CONGRATULATIONS to on the construction of the Whitby Professional Building | o | supplied by Douglas Builders Supply Lid. 4215 Dundas St. W., Toronto E LTD. STEEL DOOR FRAMES gen TO LEN-RAE LTD. on the erection of the WHITBY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ' DUNDAS CONCRETE BLOCK CO. LTD. | | WESTON, ONTARIO LEN-RAE on the constr WHITBY PROFESS 'and a ongratulations are extended to It was indeed an honor to have installed the ELECTRICAL WORKS Oshawa Electrical Contractors 948 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA LIMITED uction of the IONAL BUILDING erection of the privilege 416 Centre St. N. We Salute... LEN-RAE LTD. for their work in aiding the progress of the Town of Whitby through the H. JERMYN & SON WHITBY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING * Custom-Built Reception Desk Built by We are proud to have been associoted with LEN-RAE LTD. IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW, MODERN WHITBY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Xx All plumbing in this building installed by Phone MO 8-3893 WHITBY Geo. Hamers Plumbing & Heating 212 Brock St. S. Phone MO 8-3011 WHITBY, ONT.