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BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Pigg CF GLE AIS Erie 9 UME 70%. y eS Youths Ordered Pay Restitution _ WHITBY (Staff) -- Two Osh- ho ody Shabatura, 16, Simcoe tye Fg! Gica Charles Jones, , Of 361 Philip Murray avenue, were Came to pay the station @perators more than $250. They 'were placed on suspended sen- tence for two years. | The court was told last week Oshawa Auto Workers Credit Union cheques. They passed a series of cheques valued at $35 for smalj pur- chases. Convicted on a charge of truck theft, Rodger Humphrys alias Rodger Farrell, was ti 'ithat the father of her four small 'The charge was laid after police were called Dec. 11 to the Ter- race Restaurant. A Whitby woman charged children failed to provide for them. Maria Lay, 300 Higif street, told the court her com> mon-law husband since 1957, Robert William Kennedy, had not worked in five months. Forbes McEwan, Whitby Wel- fare Officer, said that the ac- cused, who gained employment recently, had been offered sev-' eral jobs, which he did not take. Kennedy told the court he planned to be married and re- turn to his family on Christmas Eve. Magistrate Harry Jermyn, who adjourned the case to Dec to three months in the county rated jail. He was picked up on High- way 401 Dec. 12. He received an additional 14 days concurrent when he was convicted of driv- ing while disqualified. A fine of $25 and costs with the alternative of 30 days in jail was imposed on Robert Wil- liam Hallet, 27 of Blackwater. "T want to see you go out and make something of yourself. We will see you here in two weeks and the case will be dealt with then. "You have a choice, and it seems to me to be an easy choice to make -- you have full responsibility for your family," the Magistrate concluded. One Yea In Entry WHITBY (Staff) -- An Osh- awa man was sentenced to one year definite and three months indefinite in jail after he plea- ded guilty in Ontario County Judge's Criminal Court Tuesday to breaking and entering. Michael Henry Dell, 20, of 4% Cromwell avenue, originally pleaded not guilty to the charge, but changed his plea following) a lunch hour recess. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck told the court Dell was one of three men who broke into the Ritson Centre store, 438 Ritson road south, Oshawa, on July 29 and stole a cash register. There was no money in the cash regis- ter at the time, he said. EXPERT TESTIFIES David Sharp, of the Attorney General's laboratory staff, tes- tified a wheel wrench found with the accused bore marks of crushed glass similar to that in the store windows. Particles of broken glass from the store in turn bore traces of iron rust from the wrench. : William George Edwards, a business equipment salesman, aid the cash register found after the break-in carried the serial numbers of a machine am" by his company to the re. Defence Council Russell Mur- phy announced the change of plea after Derek Gandy, 247 Graburn avenue, testified he eaw two men run from the store r lerm Case at 2:15 a.m. with a box the size of the cash register. The men, he said, joined another man ina waiting car and drove off. Mr. Affleck told the court Dell had three previous convictions and had spent three months and one year in jail on charges of theft and car theft. An assault charge in 1962 cost Dell $50, he} jsaid. | Mr. Murphy told Judge Alex Hall that Dell's crime was not pemeditated, but largely the result of drinking at a party. He had at least two years of good behavior before the break-| in, Mr. Murphy said. (Clothes Donated To CAS Unit WHITBY (Staff)--Mrs. Tom Farndale presided at the De- cember meeting of St. Mark's United Church Women, Unit No. % The Christmas story was read! in unison. Mrs, C. R. Brown lighted a candle and headed the! devotional period with a story, the singing of a carol and pray- er. Mrs. Farndale asked all mem- bers to turn in calendar money to Mrs, Ray Marshall. A display of children's clothes and a quilt, made by members of Unit No. 7, was shown and are to be taken to Childreh's Aid Society in Oshawa. The next general meeting of United Church Women will be held in the form of a pot luck supper Jan. 5 at 6.30 p.m. An auction of wrapped Christ- mas gifts was enjoyed by all, with Mrs. G. P. Cox acting as "|auctioneer. The evening closed with carol singing with Mrs. Jerry Sta- chow at the piano. Lunch nost- esses were Mrs. J. F. Foster, Mrs. Howard Elliott and Mrs. R. J. Minter. The next meeting of Unit No. 7 will be Jan. 11. court because there was in- sufficient evidence fo obtain a conviction. Dell, he said, was not the leader. YOUTHS SENTENCED Stanley Elwood Wallace, 19, of 444 Fernhill boulevard' and Gerald Joseph Bourdages, 20, 887 Ritson road south, were ar- rested by Constable eter Nichols in Pickering when they attempted to break into a stor- age shed. Board Plans Nomination WHITBY -- The Whitby Sep- arate School Board at its final meeting of the year accepted the resignation of two members of the teaching staff. Mrs, N. Shaughnessy, teacher 'of the morning kindergarten at St. Bernard's School, who, 'with her husband and family is ,Jleaving Whitby, and Mrs. L. ten. Westeneind, teacher of Grade 5 at St. Bernard's School, resigning for personal reasons. Mrs. Marjorie Hague, 900 Gif- fard Street, will replace Mrs. Shaughnessy, and Mrs. Judith Tripp, Newcastle, a former member of the teaching staff, has been engaged to replace Mrs, ten Westeneind. The board has received the final 1964 Igislative grant pay- ment from the Province of On- tario which amounted to $37,000 more than was received in 1963. This. was sufficient to wipe out the deficit indicated in the board's 1964 budget. The business administrator's report on his work to obtain tax support showed that in the two years, 1963 and 1964, additional assessment of quarter of a million dollars was obtained for support of the board. This work must be done every year in dorder to reach One-Stop | DECORATING SHOP Wallpaper and Mure!s - Custom Draperies and Rugs Family Monuments or \ Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. | LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST | Mr. Affleck said the other! jmen could not be brought to' 668-3552 Whitby want a pain: COLOR wy estes remcor wariben arent. Shown once et 7 p.m. ONE COMPLETE SHOW EACH BROCK EVENING STARTING AT 7 P.M. GLENN FORD BEITE DAVIS HOPE LANGE ARTHUR "You Can Win $150.00 EACH WEEK UNTIL CHRISTMAS When You Shop in Whitby A NEW DRAW EACH WEEK e 3rd DRAW e SAT., DEC. 19th-4 P.M. at WHITBY FOUR CORNERS Shop » the Stores Displaying the SHOP LOCALLY Keep Home-Town Economy Moving CHRISTMAS STORE Open 9 A.M, to 9 p.m. Every Night 3 Until Christmas Eve Sponsored by: THE RETAIL SECTION OF THE WHITBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | | Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER \ Decor Centre Ltd. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby | ess more than 7 CLL Paints and Yarnis'-s: Assault Case Report Asked BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A Bowmanville man, who as- saulted two children causing bodily harm, was remanded out of custody for two weeks for a pre-sentence report. Edward Kemp, 29, had plead- ed guilty to the charges of as- saulting Ernest Newton, 14 months and Kenneth Newton, new families and those who have moved. The principal of St. Theresa's School was granted permission to build an outdoor skating rink. Pupils of this school are unable share in the free arena skating provided. by the board due to the bus transportation schedule. Members of the Separate School Board are elected at a three months, causing bodily harm to both. Dr. E. L. Ewart testified that when he was called to treat the children, Ernest had a frac- tured cheek, a broken nose, a lip laceration and bruises. Ken- neth was suffering from bruises to his face, Both boys also had discoloration to their faces. Constable Tracy Davis of the Bowmanville Police Department told the court he had been awak- ened at 4.30 a.m, by Mrs. New- ton banging on the wall of his house and yelling his name. The Newton's live next door to Davis. "T went next door to her house. She met me in the hall and had one of the babies in Having beer in his car cost] THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 16, 1964 § William Moore, $35 and costs or 10 days in jail. A second man, Joseph McGillivary, who was with Moore, was fined $25 and costs or 10 days in jail for consuming liquor in a place} other than his residence. Both} men were arrested after al check of their car by the Bow- manville Town Police revealed a quantity of beer. Ist and 2nd her arms. The d was in the kitchen, he said. Driving under suspension got a Warsaw man $75 and costs or 10 days in jail. Ronald J. Boyer was charged with the offence after his car was stop- ped near Pontypool on Oct. 23. poll operated separately from other elections in the miunici- pality. This year five seats on the board must be filled. Ar- rangements were made for the annual: nomination meeting, which will be held Pec. 30, in the auditorium of Denis 0'Con- nor School, Gifford street, com- mencing at 8 p.m. James Smyth has been appointed by the board © preside at this meeting. } OPEN until 9 p.m. fine traditional HOMES 3 and 4 BEDROOMS TREES on every lot built by Robert McEwan Ltd. sold by Olive Howe Realtor ATHOL ST., WHITBY 688-8981 | OPEN until 9 p.m. | OOOH! So Many Wonderful Gifts... ° Te, for Girls & joys @ Pets, Model & H Kits ° Bike Fish & d uy e Children' 's Sporting Goods oa @ Largest Skate 4 Exchange $1.00 will . hold eny purchase 'till Christmes PORTSMAN' CORNER 103 BYRON ST. S. WHITBY BLUEBIRD Diamond Ring "The Debbie Design" Guaranteed perfect and insured free for one year against loss or damage. BLUEBIRD Diamond and Wedding Rings CULLOUGH JEWELLERS LTD. WHITsy PLAZA HITBY HUNTING ACCIDENTS ing accidents in Ontario, (6 ot In 1960 there were 154 hunt-|them fatal. 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Print 23° SAVE 'Ile! -- EVAPORATED TALL TINS CARNATION MILK 41.59° FOR HOLIDAY MEALS! 4«§$] 1-LB. BAG 79 LIBBY'S FROZEN FOODS talk each 33¢ cup each 39c Fresh Baked! - Weston or Sitinom CRISP 'N SERVE ROLLS SUPREME BRAND 1-LB. p CHRISTMAS CAKE 10 to pkg. 25° 69° °1.35 SAVE 4c! CUT RITE Wax Paper 27° SSCA aE SAVE 4c! PLANTERS COCKTAIL PEANUTS KLEENEX NAPKINS sven ots 2° 33° 100. FT. DINNER SAVE 4c! pkg. ROLL 7-02. VAC, TIN 39° Tin SPECIAL--For The HOCKEY ENTHUSIAST Regulation Type HOCKEY HELMETS 95 Each While They Last USE WESTERN'S BUDGET PLAN @ Power Tools @ Inside Car Heater @ Snow Tires @ Auto Accessories @ Hair Dryers @ Electric Appliances @ Hoover Vacuum Cleaners @ Floor Polishers fr , JOHN KENT'S estern TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY 728-1607