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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 31, 1962 . Bowmanville To Get. Plant On Base Line - BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Town Councillor Kenneth Hooper was credited with bring- ing a new industry here and town council passed its indus- trial land servicing bylaw, at a special meeting last night. Although there has been no announcement as to what kind of industry it will be, present indications are that it will be a big asset to the town. Mr. Hooper introduced the! motion for the third reading of the industrial land servicing bylaw. In April this year, it was this same councillor who) fought to have the third read- ing of this bylaw delayed until the town had a firm commit- ment from industry that it would locate in Bowmanville. Gets $60 Fine Birthday Gift BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Too many beers for Ross Beers, 26, of 496 St. Lawrence street, Oshawa, led to a $60 fine and costs or 12 days in jail as a birthday present when he ap- peared in court here Tuesday. Beers pleaded guilty to im- paired driving and having liquor in a place other than his resi- dence. His licence was auto- matically suspended for three months. "How old are you? asked Magistrate R. B. Baxter. "Im 26 today, your worship, said Beers. Constable Louis Phillips of the Bowmanville Police Department told the court he arrived at the scene of an accident Oct. 6 at 7.10 p.m. He said that Mrs. Florence Biggs of 109 Scugog street, Bow- "I still believe we should not|trict, was excused from the de- service industrial land without|bate and voting and Councillor' a firm eommitment, said Mr.|Roy Nichols was absent. Hooper, indicating that a firm| Not a dissenting vote was commitment has been given. j|cast when the third reading was acquitted of a theft charge Oct. 2 because he claimed he mer Industrial Commissioner to do with bringi) industry to town, Ma chure was sent to this com- pany. Mr. Hobbs said it was Coun- cillor Hooper who was instru- mental in laying the ground work, and then Councillor Glen-|' holme Hughes (Industrial Com- mittee chairman) and himself were called in. It is known that the new industry will locate on _ the Base Line road, overlooking Highway 401. The bylaw calls 'for the In answer to a question by|was put before council for ap- Councillor Wesley Fice, if for-|proval.' Kenneth Morris had anythingjauthorized to engage Proctor this newjand Redfern to prepare the yor Ivanjnecessary plans to service the Hobbs commented, "Definitely|industrial site with sewers and no. In fact, not even a bro-|water. Town Clerk Jack Reid was Reeve Sidney Little added, "Im glad to see we now have something concrete. Its some- thing we haven't had for some time. Apple Picker Gets $25 Fine BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A 64-year-old Toronto man, servicing of this area with sew-/Francesco Dionisi, pleaded ers and watermains and 4jguilty to stealing apples when bridge construction over Soper/he appeared in magistrate's Creek, court here Tuesday. He was Mr. Hobbs said action would|fined $25 and costs or seven just be taken for sewers and /days in jail. water. Dionisi told Magistrate R. B. COURT BRIEFS BOWMANVILLE (Staff) A 20- ear-old: Oshawa youth, who took blackout spells and could. n't remember anything, was fined $20 and costs or seven days in jail when he appeared in court here Tuesday on a charge of consuming while a minor. Carl Thompson, 329 Popiar street, pleaded guilty earlier to this charge. LEFT SCENE Murray H. Abbott, 27 O'Dell street, Bowmanville, was fined $20 and costs or five days when he pleaded guilty to failing to report an accident. Bowmanville Police Chief Ber- nard Kitney said Abbott was the driver of a car which knocked down a telephone pole on Duke street near the Base Line, about 1.05 a.m., Oct. 27. Damage was estimated at $185. Abbott told police he had been drinking and didn't remem- ber hitting the pole. $20 FINE LEVIED DRINKS UNDER AGE A 19-year-old Bowmanville youth, William Douglas Brown, pleaded guilty to consuming liquor under age, when he ap- peared in court Tuesday. He was fined $25 and costs or $20 Fine Levied For Consuming Crown Attorney Harry Dey- man noted that Brown ha¢ heen involved in a fight Oct. i8 at Stanley's Lunch in Bowr 'ville with Ronald Kane, King ,ireet east, Bowmanville. DRAWS FINE Wesley Reid of Ponty>- was fined $50 and costs or se .a days for impaired driving and $15 and costs or an additional five days for driving while his li- cence was suspended when he appeared in court here Tuesday. He, had pleaded guilty to the charge earlier, BROKE WINDOW A Bowmanville man, Leonard Downey, was ordered to pay $15 court costs and $12 damages for breaking a window at an East Beach cottage, the property of Peter Feddema, when he ap- peared in court here Tuesday. Downey threw the money on the desk in front of Police Chief Bernard Kitney. Magistrate R. B. Baxter made him come back, pick up the money again and put it down properly. "If you want to act like a little child, we'll treat you like one," said the magistrate. $20 FINE LEVIED Bruce Stephenson of Manyers Station showed up in court here Tuesday with $10.48 and had a Newcastle Youth Handed Warning BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A Newcastle youth, Thomas Ten-' dam, appeared in magistrates court here Tuesday, charged) with violating his probation. He was placed on probation Oct. 2 by Magistrate R. B. Bax- ter, after he was convicted of drinking under age, conditions of the probation was to stay out of Bowmanville. Sentence Report On Youth tachment said Mr, Dean report- BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --An Oshawa youth, charged with|ed nine counts of theft and assault while already on probation, was remanded to Nov. 20 for a pre- One of the| Sentence report. James Brockman, 59 Stone street, pleaded guilty to four of gallon storage tank on his prop- e Brockman was charged. said about half a dozen tools were stolen from Mr. Davey's Awaits , thefts from a 50,000 rty, and after chews ggg le property, and have now been re- turned. County Farmers' Co-op was further remanded to Nov. the charges. He was represent- Tendam admitted. being in in. Bowmanville last Satur- Reig nm lawyer day night. He said he went to| pp accused pleaded guilty to a show in Oshawa and his ride|stealing tools from the property didn't take him back to New-|of Ralph Davey, RR 4, Bowman- castle. ville, Aug. 12; to receiving The youth was let go. this money, knowing it -had been time, with the warning to stay stolen from a pop cooler, the out of town. property of John Nesbitt, a Highway 115 service station operator; to stealing gasoline false pretenses by means of a|from Harold Deans property, worthless cheque dismissed. RR 2 Newcastle, Aug. 10; and The accused appeared before| assaulting Ronald Fallis of Magistrate R. I. Moore last|Pontypool Aug. 21. week and pleaded guilty to the} Brockman pleaded not guilty charge, At that time Magistrate|to possession of housebreaking Moore told him if he brought|tools, stealing a newspaper the money to court next week,| vending box, and three more the charge would be dismissed.|charges of gasoline theft from Magistrate Baxter warned|Mr. Deans property. Stephenson not to try anything] Constable H. R.. "Pat Cornell like this again. of the Bowmanville OPP de- THE MERRY TALE OF A "WOOF" seven days. charge of obtaining goods under Deputy-Reeve Ross Stevens, ae bag apples be- who owns property in this dis-)cause he was thirsty. ad Last Constable H,. R. "Pat' Cor- . : nell of the Bowmanville OPP Licence Lost detachment said he saw a red pick-up truck parked on the Side of Highway 2 near New- Three Months acstle, beside John Rickard's apple orchard, about 1.25 p.m., BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --/°ct. 2. An Oshawa motorist was| The constable caught Dionisi grounded for three months and|red-handed as he reached over fined $50 and costs or seven days on an impaired driving charge when he appeared in magistrate's court here Tues- day. Arthur Joseph Bergen, 152 the fence to pick some apples. "It's the same old story," said Crown Attorney Harry Deyman, "people in-the city seem to regard anything in the country as fair game." TILL 5 P.M. CHILDREN .. .35 CHILDREN .. AFTER 5 P.M. SEA' al LESLIE PHILLIPS A TWIN BILL FOR LAUGHS ONLY MONKHOUSE ALFRED MARKS HATTIE JACQUES The "constable told the court that the assault took place after a dance in. Pontypool, when half a dozen boys became involved in a pushing fracas. : Constable George Evans, of the Bowmanville OPP detach- ment said $11 in dimes was stolen from the pop cooler at the Highway 115 -ervice station. He said the coin box was thrown into a field about a quarter of a mile away and has not been recovered. Damage to the ma- chine amounted to $25, Given Remand BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A 37-year-old Ajax man, Frank Povinski, charged with break- ing and entering the Durham Sépt. 5, al er . Raymond Edward G , 24, of Ajax, was penunaet Portsmouth Penitentiary by (Magistrate R. B. Baxter Sept. 24 for his part in the break-in. Gallagher was discovered on the premises and held at gun- point by Gordon Simpson, man- ager of the Co-Op in Orono, until police arrived. A second man escaped. Pro- ga was arrested the same lay. mond Brockman offered to make restitution. Brockman told the court his car was totally wrecked in an The accused's father, Ray- accident recently. AT 8:30 P.M. @ ONE NIGH --" The loveliest ballerines this side of heaven, in a quartet of droB and dramatic stories modern choreography, pantomime and music, 4 THE UNIVERSITY One Showing Oni THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER Ist DOORS OPEN 7:30 IT ONLY! JOSEPH KAUFMAN PRESENTS CYD CHARISSE, MOIRA SHEARER & ZIZI JEANMAIRE, ROLAND PETIT Introduced by 7| MAURICE CHEV: WOMEN'S CLUB OF OSHAWA AND DISTRICT @ All Seats $150 manville, had been driving south on Division street, when a car driven by Beers came around a corner too fast and forced her station wagon into the curb. The constable said Mrs. Biggs gave chase to get his licence number, and when Beers stop- ped for a stop sign at Liberty street, she crashed into the rear of his car. Const. Phillips said he found three bottles of beer in Beers car. Beers was fined $50 and costs or seven days on the impaired driving charge and $10 and costs or an additional five days on the liquor charge. He was repre- sented in court by Terence V. Kelly of Oshawa. STUDENTS .. .65 STUDENTS .. .75 ADULTS .... .90 ADULTS ... SHOWN AT: 1:45 - 5:00 - 8:15 THURSDAY AT 1:45 ONLY Wilkow GAZZARA These are the Riverside drive, pleaded guilty; Magistrate Baxter noted to the charge. His licence was/that cases like this crop up automatically suspended forjevery year in the county. three months. . Constable Jack Donaldson, of 18th ANNIVERSARY the Bowmanville OPP detach- ment said he followed the Ber- STILL ON gen vehicle eastbound on High- ' at way 2 just west of the Courtice RUG CO. sideroad about 7.40 p.m. Oct. 174 MARY ST..-- 728-4681 What Your... COMMUNITY CHEST MEANS TO YOU! This Is The 19th Of A Series To Acquaint YOU The Public With The Operation Of Your C ity Chest ? THE CRIPPLED CHILDREN = | SCHOOL and CLINIC The Crippled Children School and Clinic is iocated at Sifmcoe Hall: Although the Clinic works with any crippled child regardless of the cause of disability, the majority of the children at the Clinic are crippled because of cerebral palsy. . PEGGY CUMMING HATTIE JACQUES JAMES BOOTU IN THE DOGHOUSE LAST DAY ROCK HUDSON--BURL IVES "SPIRAL ROAD" THE MIGHTIEST ADVENTURER OF THEM ALL! ~ RORY CALHOUN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL presents "He drove over the centre iine| of the highway twice, said the constable, "and over to - the shoulder of the road three or four times. | He told the court Bergen was) unsteady on his feet, smelled| strongly of alcohol and his) speech was thick. | Sillian Mae Marsh SCHOOL OF DANCING Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic, Choracter, Pre-School, Kinderdance. FRIDAYS SATURDAYS AT THE age :* Militesren-o * . oO" tay HEH TAEELONS MUSICOLOR Seay MAMAN ie it id tk as rar "$7 BILTMORE -- ie 7) seo Employment Opportunities CIVIL SERVICE OF CANADA *CHIEF ENGINEER -- MEASUREMENT STANDARDS AND INSPECTION, with senior professional engineering experi- ence in quality control inspection or a related field; ability ADDED! Thrills & Excitement to supervise and co-ordinate technical programmes and Inspection processes of a staff of over 300 and to develop 'and maintain good relations with management of Canadian Industry, Trade and Commerce, Ottewa. $11,600-$13,100. Circular 62-1161. ONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 12:30 P.M. OMEN" OSHAWA In COLOR 91 CENTRE ST., Information: 723-7253 *BIOCHEMIST, PHYSIOLOGIST OR PHARMACOLOGIST, Food ond Drug Directorate, National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, $8760-$10,300. Circular 62-1555. 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He may not be able to control the muscles of his throat and tongue in order to speak; his face may twitch -and work, The child with ecebral palsy may be able to 'make only strange noises when he tries to talk, although he understands what you say. SALES MANAGER, Bilingual, International Organizations Pub- fications, experi in the procurement , publicity and sales of publications, Public Printing and Stotionery, Hull, P.O. $6660-$7680. Corhpetition 62-259. *MATHEMATICAL STATISTICIAN, Toxation Division, Na- tional Revenue, Ottowa. Up to $7140. Circulor 62-1855. NO DOWN PAYMENT At Oshawa Discount House Use Our Revolving Credit... Start an Account Now ! ! DOUBLE GUARANTEE At Oshawa Discount House All *ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS, Food ond Drug Directorate, Na- tional Health and Welfare, Montreal, Winnipeg ond Van- couver. Up to $5940. Circular 62-1556. handi is g d by both the manufacturer and Oshawa Discount House. _ TONI PERMS Super, Regular and Gentle. Reg. 2.00 Value. 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Not only may his arms and legs be crippled, the chances are he is unable to speak. A palsied child can be helped..With special training by highly-skilled people, a palsied child can be taught much, He can be taught to adapt him- self to his problems. He can be taught to train his muscles by exercises and relaxation; he can be taught how to do things from buttoning his own shirt, to weaving a scarf. He can be helped with his speech arid learn to express himself so that others may understand. LANOLIN LIFE HAIR SPRAY Giant 13-o0z. size. 63 6 Compare at 1.79. THIS WEEK ONLY, can . . Westinghouse Spoutless COFFEE PERCS 2 - 9 cup size, Comparable value 20.95. 12 44 THIS WEEK ONLY .. QUANTITIES LIMITED So Hurry to Avoid Disappointment! RESDAN DANDRUFF REMOVER Reg. 2.25 size. 1 66 ee i) THIS WEEK ONLY .. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, with approximotely seven years of related experience, Radiation Protection Division, Na- tional Health ond Welfare, Ottawa. $4620-$5160. Compe- tition 62-508. TECHNICIAN -- AIR ANALYSIS, approximately seven years of related experience, Radiation Protection Division, National Health ond Welfare, Ottawa, $4620-$5160. Competition 62-509. INSPECTORS, FOOD AND DRUGS, university graduation in Chemistry, Pharmacy, Bacteriology or related science, Na- tional Health ond Welfare. Present vaconcy ot Toronto, $4560-$5160. Competition 62-T2036. MEN'S HYDRO PARKAS 10.75 Men's Better Quality DRESS PANTS Values to 24.95. A whole table full all at one TERRY TEA TOWELS Compare at 89c. THIS WEEK ONLY 59°! CURITY DIAPERS CARDIGANS Compare at 4.95. 3 15 One-dozen SPECIAL, THIS WEEK . 3.85 LOW, LOW PRICE .. Compare at 4.95. ALWAYS at OSHAWA 1038: KING ST. WEST (ATOP MOUNT LAWN CEMETERY) 728-0311 OPEN TILL 10 p.m. EVERY NITE-CLOSED MONDAYS-SAT. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Samson-Dominion ELECTRIC KETTLES 6.66 BOYS' 100% ORLON BRUSHED OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST, university graduation in Oc- cupational Therapy, with two years of related experience, not counting internship, National Defence Medical Centre, Ottawa. $3870-$4320. Competition 62-0-607 At the Simcoe Hall Centre, parents may learn how to carry out the training of their child at home. Because of the Centre, the family with a palsied child is no longer alone. While there is no drug or operation that will cure cerebal palsy, special training and habit forming will be of great help. The palsied child can be helped to the point where he can at least look after himself and in some cases may become completely independent. Compare at 19.95 SPECIAL! SPECIAL, THIS WEEK RADIO OPERATORS, with valid First or Second Closs Certifi- cate of Proficiency in Radio, Transport, Toronto, Ont. $3750- THIS WEEK ONLY .. $4200. Competition 62-T2035. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS-IN-TRAINING, high or tech- nicol school graduation and good enunciation; $175 a4 month while training for four months in Ottewa; $272.50 for about. one year while acquiring experience; thereafter $350 to $470 a month depending upon vacancies, Trans- port, Toronto Air Services Region. Competition 62-T2034. Without the help of the Greater Oshawa Community Chest, the Crippled Children School and Clinic at Simcoe Hall would not be able to operate. GREATER OSHAWA COMMUNITY CHEST ONTARIO STREET PHONE 728-0203 HAROLD E, PIERSON, President €. A. DOYLE, Executive Secretary Pa Details and epplication forms at Post Offices in major DISCOUNT HOUSE, doz, ct rt National Employ Offices or necrest Civil Service Commission Office. For competitions marked * write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa 4 for details and opplication Quote Competition Number es indicated. " "