Ti OAR AE SIS oS 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 14, 1962 i ee ee ies ee ee ee eee oe a a a ee Oe a ee en ee | wr we Ss ._e.. ~* ------ "ere BUD HEARD is_ shown above wrenching the door from a potential death trap. A volunteer member of the Whitby Fire Department, Bud Fire Department Starts Campaign The work of the Whitby Fire| Department is not confined to fire prevention as is usually thought. Triggered by the tragic) deaths of two Toronto children} WHITBY And DISTRICT Tumed Down A Whitby high school student's request that a house which fig- ured in Whitby's history be pre- served for posterity has fallen on deaf ears at the Ontario County Council. On Wednesday, members approved a recom- mendation that no action be taken on a request by Brian Winter that a house on the north-east corner of Brock and Mary streets be preserved be- cause of its historical signifi- cance. In a letter sent to the county council some weeks ago, Winter had pointed out that in the early years of the town of Whitby, civic metings had been held in Boy's Request Set 13 Records At Colborne Day A total of 13 track and field records were smashed at the Colborne Street Public School's Field Day on Tuesday, June 12. Following are the results and champions for the intermediate and senior boys' and girls' events: INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 75 Yard Dash -- Linda Sleep, Mary Unger, Margo Wilson. Standing Broad Jump--Linda Sleep, Margo Wilson, Elizabeth Van Vliet. Record 6' 914". Running Broad Jump -- Mary Unger, Karen Hood, Lynn Eche- verrai, Record 12' 11". the house which is now a pri vate dwelling. He asked the county council to do their part to see that it is preserved for historic purposes. The property committee, after study, recommended no action be taken on the request and council concurred, without com- | ment. PARK SITE In another recommendation by the property committee, Warden Earl Dowswell, Reeve Charles Healy, of Mara Town- ship, and Reeve Sherman Scott, of Pickering Township, who is chairman of the property com- mittee, were named a special committee to approach provin- cial authorities concerning the has organised a drive to pick up any old refrigerators in town which may be a hazard for children. Oshawa Times Photo not be repeated in Whitby if possible, ' It was suggested by Bud Heard that the Fire Department collect any old refrigerators and acquisition of 90 acres in Mara Township as a Provincial Park. Reeve Healy told council on Hop, Step, Jump -- Lynn |Echeverrai, Margot Ross, Beth |Barter. Record 28' 6". | High Jump -- Barbara Hen- jderson, Mary Unger, Gay |Saville. Record 4' 244" Softball Throw -- Lynn Eche- verrai, Sharon Craigon, Pat Nichols. 200 Yard Relay Linda Sleep, Margot Ross, Margo Wil- son, Gerda Herder, Record 29 secs. The intermediate girls' cham- pion with a total of 11 points was a tie between Lynn Eche- verrai and Mary Unger. Linda up. SENIOR GIRLS 75 Yard Dash -- Sharon Sut- lton, Linda Parker, Jennifer) Rowland. | | Standing Broad Jump -- Linda Anna Sleep with 10 points was runner- y 100 Yard Dash -- Don Boy- chin and Neil Gibson tied, George McCaffrey. Standing Broad Jump--George McCaffrey, Don Boychin, David Russell. Running Broad Jump -- Don Boychin, Neil Gibson, Ross Jones. Hop, Step and Jump Boychin, Neil Gibson, Russell. --Don David Is Fined $275 On 3 Counts A Toronto man was found guilty on three charges at Whitby Police Court, Tuesday. Horace Stanley Morris, 43, 110 Carlton street, appeared before Magistrate C. W. Guest. Morris was charged that on June 4 he unlawfully drove a motor vehicle while his licence was under suspension. Also that on June 4 he drove using a licence which was wrongly made out to himself. The third charge was one of giving wrong- ful information during March, 1962, to procure a licence. The accused pleaded guilty to all the charges. Sergeant David Fleming of Pickering Township Police Department said that he' had cause to investigate the accused who was parked on Front Street at Frenchman's Bay on June 4, The sergeant. said that the accused produced a chauffeur's licence which he subsequently discovered was incorrect. Ser- geant Fleming said that on in- vestigation he found that there were two suspension orders made out against the accused. He also said that the accused admitted giving a false address when applying for the permit. His Worship found Morris guilty on all three charges and fined him $200 and costs on the first charge, $50 and costs on the second charge and $25 and costs on the third. High Jump -- Ross Jones, Eddie Beth, George McCaffrey. Record, 4' 414" Shot Put--Don Boychin, Tony Hamer, George McCaffrey. 200 Yard Relay -- Don Boy- chin, David Russell, Dave Po- vinsky and George McCaffrey. Don Boychin with a total of 23 points won the Intermediate Boys' championship and run- ner-up with 9 points was Neil Gibson. SENIOR BOYS 440 Yard Dash -- Robert Primeau, John Young, Jack Hamer. Record, 61 secs. 100 Yard Dash Robert Primeau, Barry Holton, Tom Young. Record 11.9 secs. Standing Broad Jump--Robert Primeau, Dave Kelly, George oung. Running Broad Jump--Barry Halton, George Young, Dave Kelly. Record 16' 10'. | COME ANDSEE US | | | IT'S 'NOW!Cokeat 3¢ta serving! Hop, Step and Jump--Richard| Dalby, George Young, Robert) Primeau. Record, 33' 6'. who suffocated in an unused] ; refrigerator the Department has|iceboxes that may be stored in begun a round-up of similar ice| basements or yards and remove boxes and refrigerators in|the doors. The Whitby Police Whitby. Department offered their help On Monday an Wednesday that the site is a 90- acr farm facing on Lake Sim- coe with 1,000 feet of lake front- age. He said that the property 11-year-oldjin the matter. Anyone who} could be purchased for Parker, Linda Majcher, Bronsema. Running Broad Jump--Sharon Sutton, Linda Majcher, Anne Bronsema. Record, 12' 7'. Hop, Step and Jump --Linda $50,000. Etobicoke boy was horrified to}whishes to have a refrigerator] discover the bodies of his two|picked up and rendered safe in bers of the Department werejat M0O8-5858 who will arrange} shocked by the report and re-|for collection by the Fire De-| . baby sisters in a fridge stored/for playful and curious children} F d F in the family basement. Mem-|may call the Police Department) rien S ete Majcher, Anne Bronsema, Bon- Inie Byng. Record, 29' 9'. High Jump -- Linda Parker, Sharon Miller, Linda Majcher. High Jump -- George Young, Mike Glanfield, Jack Hamer. Shot Put -- Richard Dalby, Bill Brown, Danny Sandford. 200 Yard Relay Barry Halton, George Young, Robert Primeau, Jack Hamer, Robert Primeau was the Sen- ior Boys' Champion with 16 points and runner - up was George Young with 12. Time: 10 A.M. SATURDAY, JUNE 16 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE | North Parking Lot--Just North of the Bus Stop, | @ ALL DOGS ELIGIBLE if @ PRIZES FOR ALL CATEGORIES | @ JUDGING STARTS AT 10 A.M. SHARP SATURDAY, JUNE 16th | | Place: | 16 02. yeas ~ ¢ bottest A. ss only <_ AVAILABLE IN THE AREAS SERVED BY HAMBLY'S BEVERAGES (Oshawa) LIMITED Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Coler Lid. i TOY VIII solved that the tragedy would' partment. Safety Council Softball Th: -- Sandra Har- Pat McKeown lis, pte Seuss, "Disnee Prior to her wedding which took place on Friday, June 8, at Whitby United Church, the for- mer Miss Pat McKeown, now Mrs. Glen Cochrane, was enter- tained at a miscellaneous. show- |Treen. | 200 Yard Relay -- Linda Maj- cher, Lena De Witt, Lynda Parker and Sharon Miller. Rec- lord, 28.5 secs. Linda Parker was the senior Plans Roadeo The Safety Council meeting was held in the Town council room on Tuesday, June 12. The meeting opened with Corporal Stoneman welcoming the mem- bers. Minutes of the last meet- ing were read and approved. Main item on the agenda was the forthcoming Roadeo. which to have a marked cross walk lare enough to be noticed at a distance, or proper surveil- lance should be provided. The next Safety Council meet- ing will be held on Tuesday, June 19, at 8 p.m. when reports on the Roadeo will be given. er held at the home of the |Sitis joke staicher a 1 bride and bridegroom, |points was runner-up. Byron street south. This sur- ri |INTERMEDIATE BOYS prise shower was arranged by| 41s. Sard Daa --~ David Rus. Pat' } s of Wm. J.! eae poet lg a sell, Frank Welling, Tony Sala. QUEER FISH | Mrs. Leonard Stevenson, of} Enfield, aunt of the bride, en-| A type of catfish common to tertained at her home at a linen|the Nile and some other Afri- shower. Many relatives attend-|can rivers normally swims and Jed. A dainty lunch was served. |floats upside down. will take place on Saturda,y June 16, on St. John The Evan- gelist Church lot. Permission was granted by Father L. J. Austin. All children taking part in the Roadeo are asked to be at the parking lot at 9.15 a.m. All children should make an effort to be present as they will learn the safety rules and can avoid many accidents. Parents should also be present and encourage) their children who are. taking part. Anyone who helped in the past and wishing to do so this year may contact Corporal Stoneman. A letter: was received from the Kathleen Rowe school thank- ing Corporal Stoneman for visiting the school and showing films. Ms. Norton sent a letter to Safety Council on behalf of the children 'who cross the road to| go to the park. This is con- sidered most dangerous and everyone feels that something should be done about it before a life is lost. It was suggested Bowling Dates Set For Summer Tournaments One of the summer joys for many Whitby residents is the pleasure and relaxation gained by participating in the sport of lawn bowling. The Whitby Lawn Bowling Club has rolled up its sleeves for another year and released the schedule for the coming months. On Wednesday, June 27, rinks will compete for the Anderson Trophy awarded for mixed doubles. On July 4 there will be a session of mixed trebles bowling. On the evening of June 13 the men's doubles compete and July 20 sees another twilight session of mixed doubles. The last July event will be the bowling for the McBride Trophy which takes place on July 28. August 8 is the date for the Red Wing Rose Bowl trophy which is competed for by mixed) doubles, there will be a double) draw for the event. The Wilson; Trophy for mixed trebles will be played for on August 25. A prize of fruit will be given for the winning rink of the mixed doubles competing on September 29. The mixed trebles have an opportunity to} compete for 4 prize of fowl on! Oct. 6 which rounds off the) year's play. 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