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THE OSHAWA TVIMES, Friday, April 17, 1959 § Constable and WHITBY fuer home, the result of a fall. -- Sunday guests at the home of|of the Viscount Greenwood chap-(in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. joclebiate her 78th birthday re-| Miss Carolyn Horton, of Willow-| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borchuk, ofiter, Mrs. Alderic Detrizak, of Mrs. Hall received many birth-'College, Toronto, are teaching at|April 14. Their friends wish them cently visited at the home of Mr, 'ahead ave extended to Mrs. Hall.|Mys. Elmer Harris. Ichrane street, has returned home Rousseau's brother, the late Mr. who attended the annual meeting {Robinson, Mrs. Oetlar. Mrs. D. (Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs. J. Otten- sponsored by the WHITBY CHAMBER of COMMERCE ¢ The group toured the St. John's rE WHITBY DUNLOP HOCKEY TEAM Town officials, Chamber of | Thursday night at a reception ng, | " : Commerce member: and down- | for Whitby's newest Chinese A manages. Shown above, with | 0c Mrs. from Hong Kong la-i weekend. [Port Whitby, at a hot luncheon | ee All Ontario Champions. - 5 SEE ~-- lean violets. All members were { This Friday, Apri: 17, the Hi- held at the home of Mrs. Wilkin-| e Only ¢ limited number of tickets at $2.00 each girls' team is playing the mem- given. YA" Open House of the Whitby Dis- 9 final. Kate Menzel basketed 7 : | . PERSONALS They wish her a speedy recov-iy,. ..nua1 Provincial I0DE holidaying at Coral Gables, Flor- |Mrs. Flmer Harris was Mrs.iter, Mrs. C. 'Purdon, r'andard Mooney. cently. The occasion was cele-lqale Miss Mary Evelyn Harris,|Cochrane street, celebrated their|Tlc Perrot, and her son, Mr. |day greetings and gifts. Wishes/Chalk Lake this week and are/many more happy anniversaries. and Mrs. Louis Rousseau Sr. and Among the Whitby members of | Mrs. G. A. Welsh is" attending after spending 'ue last five weeks! Albert Rousseau, of Windsor. lat Uxbridge were: Miss Grace {0'Hagan, Mrs. Halligan. Mrs. H, we Gimmes 3 oo | THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1959, 6.30 P.M. =." 2° : % EL. i ' ra, 7 Ue i h a ; School and were served refresh-| WHITBY OFFICIALS GUESTS AT WEDDING RECEPTION "The Clover Leat Clb was en The winner of the Peter Perry Award will be d and presentation town businessmen and their | couple. The reception was held | the newlyweds are, left to right, |last Wednesday. The table was | holds a position in the Registrar's/present. Business was discussed. Tickets may be obtained at the following places: WHITBY MOTORS LIMITED, TOWN | HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Yes : + dered : v | Lite staff is sponsoring a dance, son, Dufferin street, Port Whitby. | REMEMBER THE DATE--THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 6:30 p.m. bers of the teaching staff in a The many friends of Mrs. Bir-| By WREN A. BLAIR By CAROLE BARRONS to Tearn that she is confined to ery. Ppa : a 4 { imeeting in Hamilton as dele le|ida, with ber daughter and sone Mrs. Wm. Hall, of Almonds,|Claude Ives, of Bowmanville. bearer, is also attending. Mrs. J. F. Daoust, her daugh- brated quietly with her family. student teachers at the Teachers'|25th wedding anniversary on|Louis Daoust, of Montreal, es: {for many more happy yearsiguests at the home of Mr. and] Mrs. James Heffering, of Co-|also attended the funeral of Mr, |the Catholic Women's League,| i= EE WHITBY SPORTSMEN'S BANQUET |Augustus, Mrs. R. McCloskey, Mrs. Chizen and Mrs. J. Lyons. | Sehloot : Guest Speaker: WREN BLAIR, Manager the bridegroom, Men Fong, | Mr. and Mrs. Men Fong, and | former May Yik Woo, came |E. Vallant, of Dufferin street, | | : : made. A presentation will be. made to the Whitby Dunlop Hockey Team, wives were special guests on | in Young's Restaurant, which | Mayor and Mrs. Harry Jermyn, | George Rankine. The bride, the --Oshawa Times Photo [beautifully decorated with Afri- {office in the university. |Next month's meeting will be| HALL, DAVID'S DRIVE-IN, COLLEGE GROCERY. WHITBY SPORTS T I: | { beginning at 8:00. The senior Games were played and prizes { wo-Night Open Come and meet your favourite sports writers and commentators. basketball game. beck, of Port Whitby, are sorry In former years, the annual enough to defeat 9D in the Grade making 10 points for 9C were not The Allan Cup finals for the Dominion of Canada Senior Neat roa lot cap title will open on Sunday aftérnoon coming, at Maple Leaf Gar- trict High School has been held of 9D's winning score of 16. Julie dens in Toronto. The Vernon Canadians downed the Regina Caps on a Friday night. This year, 4-1 on Wednesday night to take the Western Canada title 4 games|powever, two nights, Thursday to 1, while here at home the Whitby Dunlops drubbed the Hull| gpg Friday, April 23 and 24, will Legionnaires 10-3 to sweep the Eastern Canada final in two|pe taken. straight games. So its Vernon, B.C. and Whitby, Ont. for the clas-| Th he hous sic. Tickets went on sale at noon today in Toronto and also in|, °71€ Purpose of the open oyse Whitby and Oshawa. Choice seats are available at the arena box-|1S t0 give parents a general idea office and at Bolahoods Sportshaven in Oshawa, and will be avail. (of That 10 students have been able until 6 p.m. Saturday at both locations, Otherwise, they can a¢COMP ishing in classes. The be secured at the Gardens, Game time will be 2.30 p.m. and a|Programs are to be almost iden- large crowd is expected to sit in on the opener. Sports Editor|tical. The fashion show, first on George Carver called us to say that the Belleville Booster Club|the agenda, begins at 7:30 p.m. is running four or five bus loads from the Bay of Quinte area to|sharp. Both boys avd girls will help root home another Allan Cup for the Eastern league. King-|Present a physical edugation dis- ston are also reportedly running some special buses. The Vernon play. club is scheduled to arrive in Toronto at 7 a.m. Saturday and willl The classrooms will show dis- work out later in the day. The Dunlops will also practice in the|plays done by the students. A Gardens Saturday afternoon. The line-up of the Vernon club is/welcome is extended to everyone not known at the moment, but they have swept aside all opposi-| wishing to attend. tion in the west, including the highly touted Kelowna Packers who| In the Grade 10 final, 10B girls successfully toured Russia and Sweden last fall. The Vernon team!led 10E 16-10. Kathy Rhoddis and was last in the Dominion final in 1956, when they won the Allan/Johana Flim scored 14 of 10B's Cup by beating the Chatham Maroons in six games {final score, Sue Reynolds and |Lenora Denis were 10E's top, scorers . The combined efiorts of Jill Jarrett and Mary Lou Cuddy The Dunlops won a decisive victory here Wednesday down- ing Hull Legion 10-3 before a disappointing crowd. The CAHA handles, convenes and directs all play-offs these days. They determine where the games shall be played, take the entire gate less team travel and living costs and split any surplus at the end of the season. In the case of the Dominion final, they must pay all rail fares and meals from Vernon, B.C. and return, for the entire team, plus their daily meal allowances, hotel rooms and spending money. They pay referees, scorers, officials and advertising, plus many other items. Obviously this comes fo a staggering amount. Therefore, they must order games into arenas large enough to bear this cost. Through nobody's fault this cannot be done (with these kind of expen- ses) in a small arena such as we have here in Whitby. We had however, pressed the CAHA to have one of the games against the Hull team here at home. (Same thing applied in the Hull series.) All transportation costs, meals, etc. were paid by the association). We had hoped that with a good turnout, we might get the CAHA fo agree to stage at least one game that of the National final here in Whitby. It was our feeling - good deal of color, etc. could be added to our community if we held a game here. Needless to say Wednesday's turnout just about killed any chance the Whitby club had of getting a game on their home ice. | The monthly meeting of the, King Sreet Home and School As- |sociation was held on Wednesday, jevening. The meeting was open-| led with the singing of the secretary, Mrs. G. Winter, |treasurer's report was given by {Mrs. F. McCaffrey. | President Mrs. A. H. Brown| Johanna Wensing six points be- Tweedy and scored another tween them. 9D and 10B played off for the Junior Championship. Although Julie Tweedy and Kate Menzel scored 10 points for 9D, it was not enough to defeat 10B who won by a large margin. Kathy Rhod- dis, Joan Fairman and Johanna) Flim scored for 10B fo give them the championship. The 13 points scored by Elaine Spencer and Lucille Tutt were enough to defeat 12A's 9 points made by Gracé Stanley, Diane Wilson and Sue Cuddy. Grade 13 are now the Senior Champions. In girls inter-house basketball, Omega and Epsilon have both won two games. In assembly on Wednesday morning, Mr. Smythe, a gradu- ate of the University of Toronto, lectured on the value and impor- tance of education. Mr. Smythe 'Hear Conference Report At King St. The main speaker at the eve- ning banquet was Mr. Z. S. Phimister who talked about his recent trip. to Russia to study the school system there. He pointed "Queen. ..." In the absence of the/out that everyone in our country the can afford the luxuries of minutes of the previous meeting| but that school fund: were read by Mrs. J. Naylor, thecome by. He stated that the] average householder pays ap-| proximately 22 cents per day or| $1.54 per week for education; less| THE TOWN AND COUNTRY . . . John Henderson was present. ed with the Turofsky award as the leading goaltender in the OHA series on Wednesday. The presentation was made by Mr. Matt Leyden, OHA executive member from Oshawa . . . We took in the Stanley Cup game in Toronto last night between Leafs and Canadiens. For two periods it was a tremendous struggle. Then Toronto struck for the opening tally early in the third. and for awhile it appeared as though the Leafs might deadlock the series. But they ran out of steam late in the game, and the Habs rapped in three tallies to overpower the game Toronto club . . Smith, playing-coach of the '"Dunnies'" was a between period guest on TV with Wes McKnight GM of New York Rangers Tommy Ivan, Doug. Smith, well known sports commentator from Montreal. _ Sid/thanks on behalf of the associa- _ We had chats with Muzz Patrick/Stachow for their excellent work GM of Chicago and (With the carnival. {announced that it was nomina-|than a baby sitter for one night. | |tion night. Mrs. Rycroft explain-| He further pointed out that of ed that every paid up member |the 100 who enter high school 79 is entitled to vote. Room count|Will not enter Grade 13. was won by Mr. Slute"s room| A film by the National Film and Miss Echel's room. The door Board was shown by Mr. Iprize was won by Mrs. Homnik. Stachow entitled "Shyness in | Mrs. Brown welcomed th e|Children." Imembers and expressed her 3 tion to Mrs. Wells and Mr. TIMES SUBSCRIBERS | Mrs. A. Price who had attend- aie pa gaa Doug. gave us his impressions of the world tournament in Prague/ed the 40th annual Home and this year, which he attended. He also was in Oslo last season. Milt|School Conference at the Royal Dunnell (Toronto Star); Bob Hesketh (Telegram): Steve Douglas York Hotel, Toronto, with Mrs. | (CBC TV); Ed Fitkin (CJBC): Billy Reasy (former Leaf Coach);|Brown, gave an extremely inter- Lou Turofsky (one of the brothers who donate the trophy); Staff|esting report. They arrived for Smythe (Leafs); Lou Passadore (Canadiens scout); Bob David-|the noon luncheon, then atteiided) son (Leaf scout) and Scott Young (Globe and Mail), were others/a panel discussion on "Program we met and re-newed pleasantries with . . . General feeling is that| Planning." An open session was) the Leafs have just about used up every ounce of fight thev"ve got held later in the Canadian Room trying to stop this mighty Canadiens club, The Toronto team|with the topic "School Educa- fought desperately to make a play-of/ spot, then came from be-|tion." IN WHITBY FOR MISSEC PAPERS AND WHITBY'S FINEST TAXI SERVICE PHONE BELL TAXI MO 8-3111 If you have not received your Times, phone your carrier first. If you are unable to contact him by 7:00 p.m. PHONE BELL TAXI CALLS ACCEPTED BETWEEN 7-7:30 P.M. ONLY DECORA hind to oust Boston. Lately most of them have had to play over] The speaker was Dr. Walter their heads a bit to keep stride with Canadiens. In all its been an Koerber of Scarboro. Dr. Koerber The announcement followed a dren, an iateresting point was the which was the annua' adjustment : To Be Lowered of cost of power that eh: used {rouse through the excellent dis- *|play of books. | an adjustment will he made in stated, with the balance being set the rates this vea which will aside towards the lower revenue NOW PLAYIN Evening Shows 7 & 9.20 p.m. : Feature Starts ot 7 & 9.35 p.m. outstanding effort by Leafs, but it seems to have taken it's toll was followed by Miss Vera M.| from this spirited team. |Good from Indiana who stressed! $22,882.16 credit thot was re. fact that she deplores the report ceived from the HEPC for 1958/C2rd system. Mrs. Price and James Ross, chairman of the in the town. | Whitby Public Utilities Commis-| A portion of the credit will be come in the form of a lowering anticipated when the rate adjust- of the present rates ment comes into effect this year. | !! HELD OVER ALL WEEK !! 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