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gn eee 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 18, 1964 WILLIAM DAVIDSON Served Town For 25 Years. WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby's old man of politics", illiam Davidson is retiring at the end of the year. "Bill" Davidson has spent more than a quarter century in municipal service and has gain- ed the respect of many local citi- zens. Mr. Davidson was born in Guelph in 1889 attended Guelph public schools, and the Guelph Agricultural College. RESIDENT SINCE 1918 He came to Whitby in Novem- ber 1918 and started an automo- bile business. ; In 1927 he formed a limited company under the name of Whitby Motors and operated it under the name of Whitby Motors and operated it until his retirement in October, 1962. He began ais political career in 1923 when he was elected to town council under the lead- ership of R. N. Bassett. He acted as deputy reeve for the town and sat on county coun- cil for two years. MAYOR IN 1946 In 1946 he was elected Mayor of Whitby and filled that post for the next three years. He was again elected to coun- cil-in 1960 and has as a town councillor ever since, His record for municipal ser- vice totals more than 25 years in the posts of councillor, deputy reeve and mayor He was appointed to the Li- brary Board in 1951 and served the board for eight years as chairman PETER PERRY AWARD In 1958 as tribute to his out- To Present served standing service to the town he was awarded the Peter Perry Award by the late Judge John E. Pritchard.' He 'has served four years on the Whitby Industrial Commis- sion, two of them as chairman. He is a t master of Com- ite ie Number 30 AF and AM and hold many other high degrees associated with Free Masonry. He is a past president of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce and has served on the executive of charitable organizations too numerous to mention. ACTIVE IN CHURCH He is active in church work, an elder of St. Mark's United Church and has served on the board of ushers for 25 years, Due to a recent illness he is retiring on Dec. 31 and will have to retire from many or- ganizations including his post as chairman of the Whitby Cancer Society. He intends to carry on with his work .as chairman of the Heart Foundation, but says he will let his executive handle the bulk of the work. ner party for his many friends Dec. 1, Driver Is Fined As Impaired BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Robert Newell, 29, of Lakeside street. Oshawa, was fined $50 and costs or 10 days in jail, after being convicted of impair- ed driving. Constable Ken Ruttan, OPP, told the court he had investi- gated an accident in which Mr. Davidson will host a din- Youth Is Placed On Probation WHITBY (Staff) -- Attempt- ing to steal a farmer's gasoline resulted in a conviction and 12 months probation for Wayne Norman Harding when he ap- peared in Whitby Magistrate's Court, Tuesday. Harding, 17, 1387 Fordon ave- nue, Bay Ridges, appeared be- fore Magistrate Harry Jermyn and pleaded guilty to the charge of attempted theft. Harding was caught with two other youths near a Pickering Township farmer's gasoline shed in the early hours of Nov. 14. One of the boys, a juvenile the key to the shed in his jacket pocket and had worked on farm prior to the incident. Driver Loses Licence Two Years BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A year-old Toronto man was sentenced to 14 days in jail Tuesday by Magistrate J. D. Burger, after being convicted of a second offence of impaired driving. was the driver of a car that had been driving along the grass verge on Highway 35. A blood test showed there were 2.2 parts alcohol per thou- sand parts blood in the ac- cused's system at the time of his arrest. Kerr also had his licence sus- pended for two years, $100 and costs | James Von Gunten, 21, was |fined $100 and costs and had his licence suspended for three months, after being convicted of careless driving, Von Gunten, the court. was told, was the driver of a car that had been travelling at a high rate of speed on Highway two, and had been observed by OPP Constable Murray Joynt who radioed to another John Kerr, the court learned, Plans Play BOWMANVILLE -- While the east, under the direction of Margot Samuel, rehearses al- most nightly for the forthcoming production of the Bowmanville Rotary Club's annual play, "Send Me No Flowers", a large backstage crew is also at work under-the watchful eye of stage manager June Brown. Set designer Ted Samuel and his assistants have created and had|begun construction on - what promises to be an outstanding the| Set. Property mistresses Evan- geline Rundle and Marg. Allin are busy rounding up small properties and Grace Reynolds and her gang are gathering furniture and larger items to complete the set. Technical adviser Eric Whyte, assisted by Dave Higgon, are working out the sound and lighting effects, while Anna Strike and Madge Theisburger attend every rehearsal to assist the stage manager (they're prompters, really). Helen Rudell Parner is Kay Vice make-up. } Tickets for production of Flowers" are available from Dec. 3; Friday, Dec, urday, Dec. 5. Five Youths Convicted 36 Charges BOWMANVILLE = (Staff) Five youths who were convicted on a total of 36 charges of theft, were remanded in custody until Dec. 1, 'for a pre-sentence re- port. Ronald York and his brother Robert, both of Orono, along with three. Toronto youths, Vic- tor Hinton, Michael Harrison le for costumes and will be in charge ofipleaded guilty to the charges. this promising "Send Me No any members of the Rotary Club or telephone Al Witherspoon at 623-2449. There will also be tick- ets at the door on the evenings of the performances, Thursday, 4, and Sat- and John Galloway, had all Each youth was charged with theft of a garden hose, two charges. of theft of gasoline, theft of pop bottles, and theft of a garbage pail, Hinton, Harri- son and Galloway were also charged with theft of a gener- ator, property of the Depart- iment of Lands and Forests. Constable Francis Dryden, OPP, told the court that a car had been checked near a wreck- ing yard near Oshawa on Oct. 21 by Provincial Constables Ken Ruttan and J. Spencely and there were two jacks, two tire w! and one new genera- tor found in the car. Early on Oct. 22, the youths had been caught taking gas from a tractor near Orono, on Oct, 22, Robert Mitchell, of the Department of Lands and Forests, had reported a gener- ator stolen from the department at Orono. The serial number was the same as the one taken from the car. Constable Dryden also said the youths had been observed stealing the pop bottles 'which belonged to the Boy Scout Troop in Newcastle. WHITBY (Staff) -- A 20-year- old youth who was found drink- ing beer in a parked car, Nov. 14, was fined $50 and costs Tues- day in Whitby Magistrate's Court. James William Kearnan, 117 Palace street, Whitby, pleaded guilty to the charge of drinking Found Drinking Youth Fined $50 Magistrate Harry Jermyn. Constable Kenneth Edwards, Whitby Police, said on Mov. 14, he saw Kearnan drinking a bottle of beer in a parked car near Whitby's four corners. - A part case of beer and an open bottle of liquor was re- moved from the vehicle, the vehicle, the officer said. Magistrate Jermyn delivered a stern lecture to the youth and 'cautioned him that there was SHERRY ANI onder age which was heard by too much of this type of thing going on and the law would no' tolerate it. ? GUARD AGAINST WINTER WINNIPEG (CP)--Metropol- itan Winnipeg will cover 12,000 fete of its boulevards with pro- tective polyethelene covers this winter to guard against slush and salt damage. The covers were tried out last winter and found successful. y - make friends with BRANVIN ) PORT WINE is JORDAN BRANVIN Sherr) Sa (eee a if you want Quality... STEINBERG Newell was the driver of one of|car to stop the vehicle. the cars. : OPP Constable Jim Stuart He said Newell staggered, his testified he had tried to stop eyes were glassy, there was | Von Gunten at Trull's side road, | smell of alcohol from his breath| but had to jump out of the road and in his opinion he was im-|or he would have been run paired. down. ne Von Gunten was aiso fined $10 and costs or five days in jail for unnecessary noise. Gerald: Bourdages, 20, of Rit- son road south, had a charge of creating a disturbance dismiss- in magistrate's court by | Magistrate J. D. Burger. | Awards At Dunbarton Baie | Escapee Is Sent This week's annual com-) To Reformatory mencement is the big news| item here in the Dunbarton High School report BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Dunbarton High School's sec-/A 15-year-old juvenile who ond annual graduation cxer-|struck a guard at the Bowman-| the}ville Training School, stole his school on Friday, Nov. 20, at 8!money and then his car, was TASTY= MEATY SPARE RIBS , Bourdages had been charged oi as Seana om See ; ©) FRESH LEAN TASTY eee a , | Bi) GROUND CHUCK Barn Dance on. Sept. 5. STEINBERG'S FRESHLY BAKED OR BEEF 2 cises.are to be held at p.m. The principal speaker will|ordered returned to the train-| Magistrate Burger ruled that BEEF PIES **:.;" be Dr. W. E. Beckel who is'ine school by M--istrate R. B.|a dance hall where one paid ad- PIES STEINBERG'S - TRAY PACKED dean of science at Scarborou: ter, |mission could not be classed as College in Scarborough. 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DINNER McCAIN ~ FROZEN WITH FREE 10 0Z. TIN Dunbarton High School; V. E.)a¢ g , , in jai Bitier, "a. former principal: gat s uelph Reformatory. -- costs Or. 10 days in jail. aye chairman of the Picker- ing High School Board and some} of the members pf the local) MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS of the advisory vocational com | TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY of the advisory vocational com- ar er and donors of awards) will also be present. The plan-| mill algo be presen The Pian} NOMINATION MEETING cellent and everyone is assured) WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thot a mecting of the Electors of eam ovemes |] the Township of East Whitby will be held at the CHEERLEADERS CHOSEN | Dunbarton's cheer leading} TOWNSHIP HALL, squad has been chosen and a) program of events was discuss- COLUMBUS, ONT. e uring Monday's meeting.) pedi cheerleaders are! on Thursday, ei 26th, 1964 Carol Woods, Linda Watts; Su-| rom Marlene Mitchell, Sharon, Sku: (7:28 p.m. to 9198 pm.) ta, Charlene Bramble and] for the purpose of receiving NOMINATIONS for the OFFICES Lynne Barker, Yea team! of REEVE, DEPUTY REEVE and THREE (3) COUNEELORS The Jud b, » ir. for the year 1965 and for TWO (2) MEMBERS OF 13 e Judo Club, under the dir-| WHITBY PUBLIC SCHOOL AREA BOARD for the years 1965 and 1966. IF A POLL is necessary, Polls for taking the votes of the Elec- tors SHALL be held on MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1964 be- BETTY'S holding its first meeting this) o'clock in the afternoon. (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) LARGE HEADS week. j The formation of a_ senior boys' basketball team has been postponed indefinitely due to lack of interest THE ATTENTION of prospective Condidates is drawn te the Project 12, the campaign to following: raise funds to send Dunbarton's When a proposed Candidate is not present at the meeting there 80 Grade 12's to Quebec for must be satisfactory evidence given to the Returning Officer, et three days, is now in full swing. the Nomination Meeting, that the Candidate has consented to his nomination, and before 9:30 o'clock p.m. the same day @ Candidete may resign in respect to one or more offices for which he is nominated by filing his resignation in writing with the Returning Officer, the Clerk; otherwise he shall be deemed The latest projects were a can- dy-selling drive and a Car wash to tg nominated for the office for which he was first nomin- ated, ection of Mr. Haunsberger, is} ginning at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until 7 49: STRAWBERRY JAl WITH PECTIN 24.02. 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