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WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West / Tel. MO. 8-3708 TAKING HER PET RABBITS Kim Davies, left, wants to know if these are the Easter Bunnies -- but Evelyn Hickey, , 18, explains to Kim and her + sister Nancy Hickey, right, that these are not the Easter rab- Bantams Win But Lose Series Whitby Legion Bantams edged Newmarket 4-3 Saturday in the final game of their OMHA home and home total goal playoff se- ries, but the one-goal difference wasn't enough to beat Newmar- ket's three - goal edged gained Jast week and the Legion's hosts eaptured the series on a total goal score of 7-5. Legion made a notable bid in regaining the series as they tied the total goal score by gaining a bits. They are just two of many pets: owned by Evelyn. She often takes them for walks on their leashes and has caught the eye of many bewildered persons as she walks down the street with them, They are named Benny and Lenny. Eve- lyn, a member of the 3rd Whit- by Girl Guides, also has a parakeet and gold fish. Benny and Lenny have been pets of again upset the Whitby Dunlops in a real sizzler yesterday after- TWE GSMAWA TIMES, Mendey, Februery 33, 1959 § OBITUARIES tained Canadiens Upset Dunnies 7-5 By CLIFF GORDON up again but with 17 seconds to £0, play backfired as Long. Hull - Ottawa Canadiens once go, tired an unassisted goal to salt the game away at 7-5. ICE CHIPS . . . It could be a GEORGE T. JUBB e T. Jubb, 66, president of the Kalamazoo Pe Co. from 1942 through 1952, died late Sat. urday, Feb. 14, while driving to a dinner engagement at a daugh- ter's home in Westwood. Death apparently was the re- sult of a heart condition for ment con- sultant. Mr. Jubb was a member of the Elks Lodge and Gull Lake Country Club. He was a mem- ber of St. Luke's Church, His wife, Fern, died in May, 1956. Survivors include three daugh- ters, Mrs. Bruce Cook of Skokie, Ill; Mrs. Kirk Newman and Mrs, Vogt, both of Kalamazoo: his and Arthur of Dundas; two sis ters, Mrs. Ada Warburton and Mrs. Ann Wilkins, of Whitby, and 10 grandchildren and four great. grandchildren, ELECTRONIC GUIDE BURTON . ON - TRENT, Eng. (CP)--An electronic traffic light controller has been installed in this Staffordshire town. It can ad- noon in Hull by a 7-5 score. The Baby Habs scored two goals in the final minute of play, the last one in an empty net as the Dun- nies tried for the equalizer. Guy Black and Connie Broden led the attack for the winners with a pair of goals each with #4 | single counters going to LeGace, ' 1| Annabelle and Longarini. | For the Dunnies it was Pete § [Babando with two, Geo. Samo- lenko, Bob Hassard and Sandy Air each with a single counter. The Dunnies had Jack Donlevy in goal for this game as they elect- ed to give Henderson a game off to rest. Bob Attersley and Ted O'Connor were also given the Sunday game off. The playoffs being just around the corner and the Dunnies firm- ly lodged in first they can afford to rest some top stars to make ready for the big ones. Both teams capitalized on penalties yesterday. The Dunnies started off on the right foot as they built up a 2-0 lead by the 10.36 mark of the first period on goals by Samolen- ko and Hassard. However the Habs came fighting back with goals by Black with two and Broden with one to take a 3-2 lead at the end of the first 20 minutes of play. The Dunnies made good a pen- alty to Broden in the second, to knot the count at 3-all with Ba- bando getting his first of a pair. Just 80° seconds later, the Dun- nies took the lead for the second time but once again they were un- able to hold it as the Canadiens came back less than two min. utes later to beat Donlevy with the equalizer. That was all the scoring for the period. WALK hers since last summer. Eve- lyn, who lives at 121 Centre street north, has always had a pet. When she was young she had a dog and a cat. --Times Staff Photo WHITBY LADIES CANDY BOWLING LEAGUE Jelly Beans, with Florence Moore as captain, were winners of the third section with 18 points. Isabel Mothersill was top bowler this week with a 763 triple. Other high triples (over 550): A. Mickicel 649, L. Stevenson 613, N. McCarroll 603, G. Wiles 590, A. Hewis 585, D, Moore 573, P. Bremner 571," A. Filller 564, D. Kehoe 557, H, Bastarache 555, A. Labanovich 554. High singles (over 200): I. Mo- 41 lead in the final period. New-|thersil] 289, 268, 206; P. Bremner market, however, managed to|281, A. Fillier 260, D. Kehoe 251, click for two overtime goals to|R. Peleshok 244, A. Labanovich win the set. 1236, F. Moore 232, A. Mickicel Captain Brian Campbell paced 231, 220; L. Stevenson 225, M. Whitby with three goals and Bob Bjlida 223 205; G. Gale 218, E. Campbell added their other: The| Mason 218, I. Robertson 214, N. local lads were leading 1-0 at neCarroll 213, 206; A. Hewis 209, the the first period and ong Bastarache 209, G. Wiles "8, F. [iT Heron 201, D. Moore 200. BIG ASSET KING'S LYNN, England (CP)--| Points for the day. Jelly Beans A soup factory being built in this|3, Maple Buds 1, All Sorts 3, Lol- Norfolk town at a cost if £1.250,-|lipops 1, Humbugs 3, Life Savers| 000 will 1, Peppermints 3, Gumdrops 1. Basset Leads Kiwanis To Win Bob Bassett scored twice Fri-|Rotary day night to lead Kiwanis to a|Pickering 84 win over the league leading Foresters Kinsmen in bantam league hock- Kiwanis 51 ey action and move his club into| TOP TEN SCORERS a fourth place tie with Forest-| G A ors, Bob Campbell 31 12 In the second game of the night Skippy Toy 32 Pickering edged Rotary 5-4, to Clayton Mackay 23 move within one point of second |Greg Wall 21 place. | Dennis Stevens 11 Gerit Hamer, Barry Goode and David Lawrence 6 Qeorge Clarke were the other Barry Goode 13 Kiwanis marksmen, while Ted| George Clarke 8 Rivett and Clayton Mackay | Robert Ashton counted two goals aplece for the Ted Rivett league leaders. | Greg Wall, Bill Jackson, Bob| PRIVATE LINE Reid, Don Holter and Norm Allen| TOKYO (AP) -- The Japanese scored a goal each to give Pick- | telephone ny has contri- ering their victory. Barry Goode buted its bit to the romance of counted a pair for the losers,|Crown Prince Akihito and Miss while Greg Heffering and Dennis| Michiko Shoda, the pretty com- Stevens added singles. moner he is marrying in April. LEAGUE STANDINGS [It installed a private telephone W L T F A Pts. line, free, between the prince's 9 6 2 71 61 20 .'palace and her home. provide work for 700. 96 70 78 60 4 8 39 0 40 17 8 9 WHITBY | BROCK ........ | EVENING SHOWS 7:00 P.M. NOW PLAYING LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:20 | FRANCOISE SAGAN'S .(ever, as they ripned right into "BOWLING NEWS Dunlops Whip Chevies 9-2 Here By CLIFF GORDON day night as they whipped the Cornwall Chevies 9-2 in a regular league fixture, The Dunnies were paced by Bob Hassard who pick- ed up his first hat trick of the season for the tiremen. Bob At- tersley added a pair with single counters going to Sid Smith, Tom O'Connor , Sandy Air and Gor- die Myles. This was the 11th game in a row that Tom O'Connor has scor- ed one or more goals. Reg Grigg and Jim Murchie scored for the losers. Murchie was playing his Chevies man. Manager Ray Miron, of the Chevies told us during the game that he also has signed Lou Crow- dis and Erwin Grosse to his team. Crowdis is a goalie who played a few years back with Oshawa Generals and Grosse was with Windsor for the best part of the season. Tohorrow night the Kingston Merchants will make their final appearance of the schedule at the local arena. The Dunnies who were playing their fourth game in as many nights were expected to be a very tired crew as they skated out for this game. They showed no signs of being the worse for wear, how- the Chevies. Bob Hassard scored his first goal of the game on his first shift. He rounded out a three- way passing play with Air and Sinden for the opening goal of the wame, BEST OF NIGHT On his next shift he executed [the best play of the night. He started the ball rolling in- his own end zone, passed to Baban- do at centre ice, Babando in turn |worked into the corner and pass- ed back to Sandy Air who In | turn passed back to Hassard who flipped the rubber home for goal number two. Bob Attersley showed that the name "Bob" was the big scoring threat for this game as he fired home his first of a pair at the 11.08 mark to make it 3-0 at the end of the first 20 minutes of play. The Chevies cut the local lead to a pair as Murchie scored on a pass from Kukulowicz and Grigg. This however only sparked the Dunnies on a little more. Sid Smith the fire ball coach of the Dunnies scored his goal on a break as he took off with the puck and eluded two Chevies men tn go right in on Devanney and drill the puck by him. Tom O'Connor and Air added goals as the period went on. The locals outscored the Chev- Whitby Dunlops continued to | roll up the points here on Satur- ' TAKE LEAD AGAIN The Dunnies took the lead for the third time in the game at the 1.40 mark of the final period as Pete Babando clicked for his sec- ond marker of the afternoon. The Dunnies played hard and fast from here in and it appear- ed as if perhaps the slim one goal lead was going to hold up and it "4% | did until the 15.20 mark. LeGace | [tipped one home to knot it all '(up at five each. With just 54 _ |seconds to go in the game big [John Annabelle fired a hot one {| that eluded Donlevy and they had » ah E ¥ 4 tough win for the Habs as Rich- ard was taken to the hospital with what was feared a shoulder separation, . . .'A crowd of some 1600 cheered the Hull team at almost every turn as they fought to down the Dunnies who were playing their fifth game in less than five full days. . . . The Dun- nies will be at full strength for the big one here tomorrow night against the Kingston Merchants who are seeking their first win of the season over the Dunnies, SUMMARY 1st Period 1. Whitby, Samolenko, Chasczewski ........... 4.30 2. Whitby, Hassard ....... 10.36 3. Hull, Black, Boucher ........evee00 15.20 4. Hull, Broden, Boucher .......i0000.. 16.55 5. Hull, Black, Annabelle, McNiff Penalties -- Kane 7.15, Anna- belle 7.15, Babando 12.31, McNiff 19.97. 2nd Period 6. Whitby, Babando, Hassard, Sinden .. 7. Whitby, Air, Hassard, Babando ... 8. Hull, Broden, Annabelle, Keiley Penalties -- Broden 1.33. 3rd Period 9. Whitby, Babando, Hassard, Sinden ... eens 24 oe 344 veenns 1.40 which he had been under treat- ment, Services were held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb, 17, at the Trues- dale Chapel, the Rev. Charles E. Bennison officiating, with burial in Mount Ever-Rest Memorial Park. The former paper company |executive was en route from his home at 1141 .W Main to the home of his daughter, Mrs, Eu- gene Vogt Mr. Jubb was born in Mont- real, in 1892. He went to Kala- mazoo in 1909. After three years as a bank clerk, he became bookkeeper at the Riverview Coated Paper Co. When River: view was absorbed by the Kala- mazoo Paper Co. in 1918, he went to Xalamazoo Paper as office manager. He was secretary of the com- pany from 1932 to 1942, then pres- ident, Aft:r retirement he was MISSED PAPERS | IN WHITBY ! Phone MO 8-3111 It you mave not received your Times by 7 p.m., Call BELL TAXI All cells must be placed between 7 end 7:30 p.m. 10. Hull, LeGace, Broden, Annabelle 11. Hull, Annabelle, Black, Ellett 12. Hull, Longarini 19.43 Penalties -- Ellett 1.34, McBeth 15.10. ceees 15.20 . 19.08 PHONE 5 356 ¢ rol SERVICE Daly 7 1 4g CuEANIT LETTER SLOTS, MAIL BOXES HOUSE NUMBERS COMPLETELY INSTALLED 5.50 DIAL MO 8-2856 WHITBY MO 8-4922 There's no Substitute for Experience! SHIRT LAUNDERERS MOTH AND BURN HOLES REWOVEN mother, Mrs. Ada Jubb of Whit. by; three brothers, Fred of Three Rivers; Albert of Oshawa, just the rate of 'stop' and 'go™ changes according to the density of traffic. "550.1 $500.7} HOW MUCH s500.7 1000.2; DO YOU NEED ? You're always welcome at ~~, ROLLIN VNIAGARAY LOANS I ESCAPED FROM NERVE HITE WITH DR. CHASE'S NERVE FOOD "I'm free as the breeze--free to do just what | please--no more tension-ridden daye | [the lead of 6-5. 4| The Dunnies elected to pull their goalie in an effort to tie it § He up the les for 'this game as was Roger | Cote a rough and ready defence- BOB HASSARD ICE CHIPS , . . Hassard played the best game we have seen him play this year . . . He earned the first star of the game and a new shirt with the compliments of Scugog Cleaners, Oshawa and Whitby . . . Attersley with a pair of goals and one assist was the second star with Aggie Kukulow- lez of the Chevies getting the third star .- . Tom O'Connor con- tinues to find the mark on at least one occasion as he got an- other on Saturday night, his 11th game in a row for at least one goal . . . John Henderson came up with a number of good saves as did Devanney in the losers' cage . . . Tomorrow night should see a real sizzler at the local arena. The Kingston Merchants will be the visitors. The Mer- chants held ths Dunnies to a two- all tie last Wednesday night and have high hopes of making this one here their first win over the Dunnies this season . . . With the playoffs just around the corner there appears to be a tremendous rivalry between the two teams. 1st Period . Whitby--Hassard, Alr, Sinden 2. Whitby--Hassard, Air, Babando 3. Whitby-- Attersley, Ted O'Connor 11.08 Penalties -- LaBelle int. 1.58, Treen hold 16.44. 2nd Period 4. Cornwall--Murchle, Kukulowic=, Grigg, .... 424 . Whitby--Smith, Kane, Chasczewski .. 11.00 6. Whitby--Tom O'Connor, Kane, Smith ......... 111 Penalties -- Kane kneeing 5.57. Period 8. Cornwall--Gricg, Kukulowicz, Cote, 9. Whitby--Myles, Samolenko, Attersley 10. Whitby--Hassard, 9.03 . 12.20 --no more restless, wakeful nights!" THEY ARE HERE!! Copies of THE OSHAWA TIMES Available at the followin dealers in DOWNTOW WHITBY ALLIN'S DRUGS Corner Brock and Dundas Streets COURTICE PHARMACY 117 Brock Street North PALM SPORTING GOODS 130 undas Street West RIGLER'S STORE Corner Brock and Colborne Streets JURY & LOVELL PHARMACY 317 Brock Street South SHORTY'S CIGAR STORE 106 Dundas Street East THE TUCK SHOP 159 Brock Street North Or at any of these dealers in Whitby end Area ALMOND'S GROCERY Almonds BENNETT'S GROCERY 832 Brock Street North domes. of the Future by Sorichetti PREVIEW FROM A.J. SCHATZ, Realtor MO 8-3337 PICKERING 590 RA 5.8461 More and more people are discovering Dr. Chase's Nerve Food-- They're on the sunny side--walking outside the shadows of Nerve Fatigue. 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Organiza- companied by serious injury, €On- tion plans for such an emergency fusion and panic. The only wea-|will he outlined for the public in pon against such things is a well-lan address by Col. F. S. Wotton, | organized emergency service or- Ontario County Civil Defence Co- ganization, such as civil defence, ordinator. which is trained to cope with| The need for first-aid training | the problems faced by disaster./will be stressed and a film de- To illustrate the importance of |picting what should be done when such an organization to the com- disaster occurs will be shown munity, Whitby Chamber of Cott} Members of service clubs, po-| merce has arranged a public/lice and fire departments, and | meeting in the town hall Thurs-|other organizations will be at-| day evening at 8 pm. to show attending the meeting. 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