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WHITBY And DISTRICT 2 , % 54 PUPILS Singing the lusty songs of Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance" are three members of Colbourne Henry St. Track Team Third In COSSA Finals By ROSS GIBSON The Henry Street high school track team travelled to Trenton on Saturday for the COSSA fin- als. Henry finished third in the final standing out of field of 26 schools. They copped 23 points. The meet was won by Moira with 41 points and again, Hen- ry's rival -- OCVI of Oshawa, was second with 33 points. Henry's 'giant' of the track, Tom Tushingham, was victori- ous in the 880 and 440. At the end of the first lap of the 880, Tom was in last position, but he pulled ahead to win with a time of 2.15 minutes. He also won the 440 by a large margin. His time was 53.6 seconds. Again the victor in the Junior 440 relay was the crack team from Henry. It includes Jim Nichol, Ross Gibson, Bob Gale and Barry Goode. Final time in the relay race was 52.5 seconds. Henry's ability in exchanging the baton was the important WHITBY PERSONALS Norman Snelgrove chalked up a second place position in the Junior mile and thus added more points to Henry's score- board. Barry Goode, another Junior, came third in the 220 and second in the javelin throw. In the Intermediate class, Rick Switzer finished tnird in the javelin and second in the broad jump. Bob Orton managed a third place in the pole vauit. Stan Sharman notched a third during the Senior javelin. The Senior 440-yard relay team placed second in their race. The team consists of Rick Swiizer, Bob Orton, Gerry Brooks and| Tom Tushingham. This second place win by the Senior relay team could be a sign of things to come. Only Tushingham and Brooks had raced together before. { Those athletes who placed| first or second will now pro-| ceed to Guelph and the All| factor in the win. Ontario meet. 'Hospital 4 - "PRESENT COMIC OPERA Street senior school. Shown | pupils are presenting the during their dress rehearsal comic opera Thursday, Friday as a pirate king; David Smith and Saturday at the United as Frederick and pretty Joy | Church Hall Foster, a pirate maid. The --Oshawa Times Photo FIRST COURT HERE Five Nurses Magistrate Presides At Dneiper Whitby 'To Graduate Jamey the pair at the Duffin's| Overpowers Pair An Alberta couple, on a visit | "flying high". | The Chief also reported that| 4 : 'N| Nobes is a cowpuncher on an Al- Kernohan and family spent the tario County Jail over the Vic-|perta ranch although he appear- holiday weekend in Madoc as with a broken| thumb, which he told the court, brandy". Mr. and Mrs. Edward pe had received in a fall from |a roof while helping a friend in| = to Ontario, received a. taste of| eastern hospitality at the On- toria Day weekend as the result |of consuming some "hospital | Nobes appeared before Magis- {trate F. S. Ebbs in Whitby police court Tuesday, both charged with being intoxicated. |the sentence back to the date of| |The pair were fined $10 and |costs each or five days in jail, |the sentence dated back to their |arrest on Friday night in Pick- |ering. | Chief Constable Howard Nick- lling, of Pickering, said that he Creek Bridge on Highway 2 on| Brandy that the pair might have been |ed in court | {Sudbury. | Since His Worship had dated |arrest, the two were allowed to proceed on their way. STUDENT PIGEON | FOAM LAKE, Sask. (CP)--A |blue-grey pigeon has begun at- tending school with the grade VII class of the Foam Lake| public school. The pigeon ar-| Miss Shelley Moore, daughter, Mrs. E. H. Wightman, of of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moore,| Niagara Falls, spent the week- celebrated her fourth birthday iia Fith op mother and vist on Sunday. Her dinner guestsiMynns Sr., who is in the Osh- were: Bernice, Susan, Danny awa General Hospital. and David Balson, Doreen Short, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown, Roy Campbell, Mr. Cecil Brad-| heir sons Charles and ley, 'Mrs. Olive Winter, Mrs./and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Greta McDonough, Mrs. Ray|Brown attended the wedding of Campbell, Miss Mary Campbell, nfy and Mrs. Gordon Brown's Mr. Ray Brickel and Shelley's| eldest son, Robert Gordon, who! sister Bev. was married on Saturday to Miss Norma Baragar. The wed- ding took place at Lake St. Peter's United Church. Ts js. Ed. Samanski Mr. and|an r. an rs. James Smyth ys Thurs, Ssughier of Me. and attended the 58th annual Knights her seventh birthday on Tues- of Columbus Convention held in day. For the occasion she enter- Niagara Falls. tained a group of her friends as follows: Dinah Giffin, Susan Mr, and Mis. Robert. Johns . and children Jeffrey and James, Jones, Ellen Decristeforo, Karll ¢ Kitchener, were weekend Allison, Mary 4 Gerhart, Kathy , guests at the home of their par- Miller, Bonnie Johnson, Roslyn Riley, Paula Wright, Darlene Fonts, Ms. aud Mss. Leslie Luck, McNaughton. Mrs. William . Hearn assisted in serving. 3! Mexicans possessed more Mrs. R. A. Rousseau, of Royal|than 5,000 radio and television Mrs. Harry Kuenen underwent surgery at the Ajax Hospital. Her many friends wish her a prompt recovery. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Moy 24, 1961 § Tell Of Camp AtHome League); runner camo at Roblin Lake. Information was given on same. Home League members to the number of five are welcome fo attend Mrs. Pegge was welcomed as Salvation Army Women's|a new member. Following the Home League held its weekly|business meeting Mrs. Archer meeting on Thursday evening/demonstrated how to make at the Citadel. Mrs. E. Archer|after dinner mints. Lunch was and her group were in charge|served by members. of the devotional. Mrs. Captain Roberts was in/be in the form of a pot luck charge of the business meeting|supper for Home League mem- and the group discussed the|bers with Mrs. A. Keefer and Home League Fresh Air Camplher group in charge. The next week's meeting will Whitby District High School Board SCHOOL SECRETARY Give training, experience and age in written Mr. D. Tutt, Principal, Henry St. High School 134 BYRON ST. N. application to: WHITBY Hotel, is convalescing at her|sets at the end of 1960. home after undergoing surgery at the Oshawa General Hospi- tal. Her friends wish her a com- plete recovery. Mrs. George W. Archibald and children Stephen and Karen, of Georgetown, spent the holiday weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Archibald, of Byron St. S. Constable and Mrs. Toe-- David the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dav- id Kernohan, Sr. DODD & SOUTER PAINT and HIGH ww DRY on SIDEWALK SLABS Brookin Concrete Products Lt PHONE WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON ST. S., WHITBY MO 8-5231 (oJ RAS C.I.L. Paint Dealer YOUR 331 Magistrate R. B. Dneiper pre-| Guy Joseph Roach and Rob- sided over his first court inert James Horner, both of RR Whitby since being appointed|3, Oshawa, had charges of fail- deputy magistrate in Ontario|ing to report an accident dis- County earlier this month. His missed by Magistrate R. Bij Worship conducted traffic court|Dnieper, in Whitby tr affic! in the Whitby Municipal Build-|court, Tuesday. ing, hearing cases for the Whit-| They were involved in an by Detachment of the Ontario accident resulting in an _esti- Provincial Police. Imated $300 damage on Park- Max Heidt of 1482 Simcoe|view boulevard, on April 15. street north, Oshawa, received] Horner said he didn't report 'At Hospital {May 19. Mrs. Nobes, he said, Five student nurses will re.|Was lying on the bridge and ceive their certificates of nurs.|traffic was stopped to view the ing from the Ontario Hospital|Scene. : at the annual graduation cere.| Chief Nickling said that Mrs. monies on June 13. |Nobes told him she jad been : {drinking "hospital bran ly". He Those graduating are Miss| 304 that he didn't know the Janet Burtt, Norwood; Mis s|3. Anne Cook, Ottawa: Mrs. Bar- difference between that Xing bara Rynard, Oshawa; Miss and ordinary brandy Leora Smith, Cavin, and Miss seemed to do the job." He said Victoria Thachuk, Whitby. that they had return air tickets Dr. Clarence A. Buck, inspec- to Alberta observed Painting & Decorating Contractors Gyptex, Paperhanging Full Well Mursls {rives by the open window, set- [tles down on a stand in the corner of the room and remains there cooing attentively from |time to time. a $25 fine or five days in Whitby traffic court Tuesday for making an improper right turn at the Ritson road, High- tor of Provincial and private Magistrate Ebbs lieved there was less than $100) mental hospitals, will be the damage. When he discovered guest speaker during the gradu- that the damage exceeded $100 ation activities. [the accident because he be- Pins are to be presented to Family Monuments This weekend. Serve a crisp, cool salad... I a | % made with quality fresh fruits & vegetables from way 401 interchange on April Lhe phoned the police who sub-| J Heidt entered the westbound sequently laid the charge. |the 'grads' by Mrs. L. Baldwin. lane of Highway 401 from Drew| A charge of failing to stop at|Pr: D. O. Lynch, superinten- street but made a wide turns stop sign against Stephen|dent of the hospital, will pre- and collided with a car in the| James Fillater of Scarboro was| Sent the diplomas. passing lane. Damage was esti-| dismissed by Magistrat e. Ceremonies begin at 8 p.m.| mated at $150. Dnieper. in the hospital. | FLORIDA FIRM RED RIPE banquet and dinner in honor Thomas Gordon J. Agar, 16,| The signs of the Ajax-401 inter-| of 'the graduates has been plan-| CANADA GRADE NO. 1 of Brooklin was given a $10} section were improper at the|neq for May 26 in the Legion STAFFORD BROS. : / ; uy fine and warned to stay away|time the charge was made on|Hall. The nursing alumnae are| il wh ANE ¢ from his drinking friends when|April 22. They have since been the hosts. { Monumental Works , y p oF Created To &5/ Individuel Requirements he was in Whitby traffic court| replaced by proper signs | op : i 318 DUNDAS EAST i { . he hospital will give a din-| on charges of having liquor and| ner for the graduating class on| MO 8-3552 consuming while a minor. | - of | June 1. Magistrate R. B. Dnieper Seize Wife sCar | A service has been scheduled fined the youth after he had #|at St. John's Anglican Church in been, Sharged vl May 1¢ on the . Port Whitby on June 11. A re- oncession in Whitby Town- L vy $100 F ception will follow in the ship with drinking. A breatha- e ne nurses' residence. | WHITE lizer test showed an alcoholic A Newcastle resident, who content of .05 and .068. He ad- ] wh r ol mitted to having consumed six| 72S caught driving his wife's| ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS NEWSPRI NT ON PAGE 18 4V3-Ib. pkg. |car to work in Pickering, was| or seven pints of beer. An rvesday fined $100 and costs 3 approximately 630 sheets for -- $1.00 amount of beer was found in| "a ivino while his licence Also Available in the car. : . was under suspension and the Agar's father testified that his| court ordered his wife's car im- LAWN MOWERS | 9-1b. pkgs. IDEAL FOR TYPING, son attended school regularly|pounded for three months. Jo- i Reconditioned | Boo CARBON COPIES and was trying to keep up with seph Forget, 34, appeared before SCIENTIFICALLY SHARPENED | I INNER OFFICE the gang. Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in Whitby Magistrate Dnieper imposed police court. BY MACHINE MEMOS, ETC. Repairs To All Makes On Sele et . . . the light fine and told the] sgt John Pugh, of the Pick- SPORTSMAN'S CORNER [| WHITBY OFFICE & youth to get a healthier respect| ering Township. Police Depart- Hardware and Garden Division CIRCULATION for the law. ment, said that on May 9 he FINED $200 {checked the car Forget was A 92-year-old Peterborou p| driving as he went to work at man En Monroe Was 8" the Cooper Block plant on Sta- dered to pay a $200 fine when tion Road, in Pickering. He said he pleaded ilty to careless that the accused admitted driv- driving, in Whitby traffic court ing while under suspension. 103 BYRON ST. SOUTH DEPT. Tuesday. In the trunk of the car, he Oshawa Times Monroe admitted falling said, he found a sealed dozen MO 8-4511 Dovedale drive, Whitby, was| officer found it in the trunk. | AR 4" S 5 Zned $100 iy Whithy traffic Sous In addition to the fine for iN 115 BROCK N. Just North of the Four Corners SA esday wher. he was found ing, Forget was also fined $10] . a] I guilty of careless driving on and costs or 10 days for having, OPEN THURS. 'TIL 8--FRI. 'TIL 9--WED. TIL 6 P.M. 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