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\ ossland Rd. W. SALE ) 3Va Lbs. Avge, 00 = 00° er' ail food s from recent Cherry- Foronto region Super- Power 1 - with ea, we at our | shop- shance tell us BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Driving Under Suspension Cartwright Township Father Of Two Draws Fine Plans Historical Tour "ten. 0), Junior Band A 22-year-old father of twojand minor having of alcohol,|ward Sprague, 16, RR 6, Bow- for driving with his licence| Weldon Court, Lindsay. under suspension, appeared be- fore Magistrate Donald Dodds|MINOR CONSUMING Monday morning on a_ third! Henry Koc, 18, og 575 Gibbons| charge of driving with his| 5!» Pleaded guilty to a charge| PLEADS GUILTY costs or 10 days. received a fine rather than a/@nd was fined $50 and costs or jet t er m when Magistrate] !® days. Dodds heard the circumstances 3 of his offence. LACK EVIDENCE The magistrate was informed that on his first conviction for the offence, in 1963, Wayne Steadman Vail, 5 Bloor St. F., had received 14 days rather than the usual fine. On his} THREE FINED second conviction, in 1964, he| Two 17-year-old Bowmanville) received 60 days. On neither| youths pleaded guilty to charges| $25 FINE occasion did Vail have the bene-|of minor consumption of alcohol.| A conviction on the charge of fit of counsel. Veral McLean, RR 6, Bowman-| public intoxication resulted in a | pleaded guilty to a charge of |public intoxication. The charge was laid when police were A charge of possessing stolen|called to the Oshawa General goods was dismissed when the| Hospital to answer a complaint Crown decided it lacked evi-|that a woman was drunk in the dence to prosecute Danny Bruce| emergency ward. for a period of three months, When Magistrate Dodds learn-| ville, and David McQuaid, RR 3,|fine of $25 and costs or five/at Cadmus: Devitt's Hall, the, were deeded, their ed that Vail had driven his car|/Bowmanville, were -both fined| days for Thomas A. Delorey, 22,| first LOL Hall, built 120 years) Owner and present owner are sts or 10 days. Ed-'of the Kingsway Motel, Oshawa. !ago: the site of the first school, 1834 By ALISTAIR CLARK {tools, is this the first example in history of a_ tool-making in answer to a call from his/ $50 and c wife about his sick daughter on| ae the occasion of the third offence. | ow he decided to fine Vail $200 and costs, or 30 days, rather then| rigin Of Man Sought the customary jail term. OUTSTANDING ATHLETE 4 M4 terse wot I South African Rockpile who was described as "an out-| standing athlete in the Whitby area," appeared in Court Mon- . 5 hn day to plead guilty to three, JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) | eature more ape than man? charges of theft from stores in|--South African scientists hope the Oshawa Shopping Plaza. that a pile of 130 tons of fossil-/ EXPERTS INVESTIGATE Allan F, Parkington admitted | rich rocks in a shallow lime-| Experts from the University stealing records from the Disc| Stone valley not far from here/of Witwatersrand, Johannes- Shop and from Zellers Ltd. He|May provide the answer to a|burg, are investigating the site also pleaded guilty to the theft fundamental question about the of Sterkfontein, 30 miles from of shorts, slacks, and men's | Origins of man. |the city, some 40 years after cologne from Eaton's. As the rocks are sorted out| Prof. Raymond Dart found the Magistrate Dodds _ stated,/during the next few years, they) skull of a five-year-old ape-man "This is a boy who should know may tell whether the ancient| creature. better in every way." He Ge-|dwellers in the valley were ear-| Excitement was aroused cided to remand Partington out/liest men, ape-men or creatures|again in 1947 when Scottish of custody until August 14 while|in the transitional stage be- born anthropologist Robert he awaits a pre-sentence report.|tween ape and man. Broom found a complete adult Partington resides at 202\ Fossil experts and anthropol-|skull in a bone-strewn pit deep Byron St. N., Whitby. ogists during the last 40 years| within the extensive caves. Ten persons appeared before have found extensive deposits! The skulls, although housing Magistrate Dodds on _ liquor,of primitive stone tools in the|a smaller brain than man's, charges. Nine of these were| valley as well as the skulls and | have numerous features which convicted and paid a total of bones of a_ creature called/are not found in apes. $350 in fines. | Australopithecus Transvaalensis|) But the terms "man" and having characteristics of both|'*human" cannot yet be applied INTOXICATION man and ape. to Australopithecus, since evi- Nina Botulenko, 743 Douglas! The main riddle is whether dence is not conclusive that it St., pleaded guilty to a charge of| Australopithecus Transvaalen- had the distinctive human at- public intoxication and was|sis, with massive jaws and a\tributes of speech, or at least fined $25 and costs or five days.|! brain capacity of a large ape, |some form of verbal communi- $50 FINES but who stood more or less up-|cation, and the ability to make sda 3 right, should be classified as'!tools. Pleading guilty to a charge of ape, man or something beiween| The ape-man creature appar- minor consumption of alcohol! the 'two. ently grew to about four feet resulted in a fine of $50 and) 4 further question arises --if|and weighed about 100 Ibs. It Ses, 0 oF i Nokon 8c: Australopithecus used the stone!included meat in its diet. Oshawa, The same fine of $50 and costs or 10 days was levied against Clifford Dixon, 20, of 76 Brock St. W., when he pleaded guilty to a charge of minor consumption of alcohol. | DISMISSED | A lack of evidence on the | part of the Crown resulted in | the dismissal of charges of) minor consumption of alcohol Don't Miss... % THE MISS OSHAWA FAIR CONTEST ye CKLB TEEN DANCE @ PITTSBURGH PAINTS @ WINDOW GLASS ¢ TWINDOW Thurs., July 27 - 9 p.m. produce avelanie at", E at the aa | PAINTEGLASS | OSHAWA FAIR ALEXANDRA PARK BUY GROCERIES AT COST PLUS 10% Save $200 to $300 every year. Pay only the chain store's cost price plus 10%. The Result -- you save on name brand foods... select from our 5,000 item wholesale catalogue, fresh and frozen. e We Guarantee Savings @ OSHAWA PROVISIONERS 3% Simcoe Street South Oshawa e@ NO MEMBERSHIP FEE e ...Up To Six Months To Pay. No Finance Charges... Free Delivery TO ALL NEW CUSTOMERS CIGARETTES «=©6--6- 99... Any Brand ---.4 Cartons Per Customer -SPECIAL THIS WEEK If You Do Not Have A Freezer... We Supply You With Same At No Extra Cost If You Purchase Your Perishable Foods From Us For A Period Of Thirty -- COUNTY LINES Bradburn, Ray Bradburn; 1849|Club presented three symbolic| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 26, 1967 7 b -- William Hooey, Mrs. W. G.|trophies to the Orono club. The! Hoovy; 1851 -- William Mal-|Oshawa club also presented a | BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- The with two previous conviction' against Stephen Emerson of 60|manville, pleaded guilty to alsecond in a series of events charge of minor consumption of celebrating Canada's centennial alcohol and was fined $50 and will be held Aug. 5 and 6 in | |Cartwright Township. A 39-nilejoperated by the home mission/ert Ormiston, J. R. Ormiston;!Qshawa Fair, July 27. tour of the area is planned to| . relive the history of the area. licence under suspension, and|! minor consumption of alcohol! farla Wilson, 374 Pine Ave.,/In addition there will be horse. Mazistrate|include the United and Anglican|township's _ century McDonald, RR 6, Bowmanville.| Dodds decided to suspend pass-|Churches, which were originally ing of sentence on the woman' frame 'structures; the home of |Mrs, McArthur, which in 1878 ; ' farms which. ' Toke advantage of it! 24 hour ser- jwas the home of Dr. Mont-|tion of having 17 farms which yrs. [Linda Madill, Orono and) KEDRON (TC) -- Rev. Ken- vice; and radio dispatched trucks gomery; the first Methodist|have remained in the same jim Ard, Orono, were best in neth Deer, who is on vacation clways ready to serve you |Cemetery; Russell Brown's feed family for 100 years or more-'the .22 rifle events; while Mrs./during July, has been taking a Fuel Oil Budget Plan Available jmill, operated by a water wheel, The year in which these farms Jane Keast-and Jim Ard, Orono,| ------_________--_ events, -- Thomas Williamson, 'The Oshawa and District McLAUGHLIN lin the township at Taylor's! Percy Williamson; 1840 -- Wil Sportsmen's Association and the Corners, liam VanCamp, Jack VanCamp:|Orono Fish and Hunt Club com- Established for over 30 yeors COAL & 723 110 Caesar's Cemetery, where Joe 1842 -- Sam Ferguson, William peted for the Art Hockett Tro-|110% King Street West SUPPLIES . King St. W. Caesar was buried in 1838: the! Ferguson; 1843 -- James Fa phy for .22 rifle marksmanship 725-0444 | Bowles farm, part of the 1.900'James Fallis; 1846 shoe pitching, antique displays| house site, where the first dwell- and demonstrations. ing in the area was built by Shoot Success | Starting at Blackstock, which John Hoople in 1856. was first known as Tooley's Fe Corners, later Williamsburg and Ne ee six of the ) | {finally Blackstock, the tour will|, During the tou and three symbolic trophies and races, A picnic supper was ; - ten sin.| WO-Week course at Macdonald|Wylie's charges at Port Perry, jealm, L M a, 1853 s - : " Gane Pea ee on or he Lake of Orono. in the| Colleze, Ste. Anne de Bellevue,|Prince Albert, Kedron, Mark- Lloya Beacock; 1853 -- John|men's trap division. | Quebec. The services at Kedron) ham and Columbus. |Thompson, Don Thompson; 1853 are being taken by Rev. Leslie Junior Band Study Course | : '| Avery, who has left the Harrow- Robert Jackson, Allan Jack-| |smith-pastoral charge and plans 0 do postgraduate work in) KEDRON (TC)--James Mar- theology at Edinburgh, Scotland, 'tin, Brampton, a member of a next winter. conservation course for Ontario i |Students, has spent three weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 40th Wedding Ross Lee, The course included KEDRON (TC) -- Mr. and|work and study at the Ennis- |Mrs. Ross Lee entertained, last|killen Conservation Area. Ke '< |Saturday, at a dinner party in 150 At Picnic -- honor of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. : ag |Wylie's 40th wedding anniver-| CBC-TV's regular fall and ec eee ig Ragga fle sary. The table was centred winter Saturday night variety ORONO (TC) -- The centen- represented at the Odd Fellow| Wy" gpetend "vas aoe eee an ee . & i : jcake. A presentati vas * - i nial shoot at Enterprise was aland Rebekah picnic. A crowd ohne: gob oe gig a made. tor-comedian Alan Hamel as fine success with four trophies! about 150 people enjoyed games| ei, ence Ginn; 1856 -- William Mc-|pectiye musicians started at- acres owned by James Caesar; Laughlin, Harry McLaughlin: |tending the junior band prac- the tobacco farms operated by 1862 -- John Edgerton, Grant!tices July 24. The band, aug- K. Minshall, 0. Rohrer and D./Edgerton; 1865 -- William!mented by some of the senior Frew; St. Christopher's Camp,/Philp, Martin Philp; 1866--Rob-/hand members, will play at board of the United Church; |1867 -- Thomas Graham, Oscar View Lake; Nestleton and Graham. Nestleton Station and the Hoople HAMEL WILL BE HOST Mr. 'host this season. farm S.\s9ing.to club members held. |deeded from 1840, to 1856, will The winners in the trap events Taking Course "vu be visited. were Morley Lake, Bowmanville) '7 NOW IS THE TIME TO CALL The township has the distinc- anq Mrs. Ethel Keast, Orono.| OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE! orizinal were best in the .22 pistol John'Stan Hockett of the Oshawa si 0. 576-2990 SO CALL @ ALL FOODS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED @ RIGHT NOW......- Le Now for the first time in Oshawa, you can get original continental styles in women's shoes at prices within reach of everyone. Oe The Champagne Room is a new idea -- one that appeals to any woman who wants New York, Lon- don and Paris prices. | personally select my styles from some of the fore- 4 most collections and bring them to Oshawa at a price that's right for you. 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