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- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1951 PAGE FOUR "J. H. ORMISTON Editor and Manager PHONE 703 WHITBY AND DISTRICT NEWS ROBT. CORBETT News Editor PHONE 703 'Whitby Community Executive Is Hopeful of 'A Successful Campaign The returns already registered "with the Whitby Community Chest are most gratifying to the Chest Executive whe have put forth a great deal of time and effort in - planning the intricate details of this years' Campaign, The amount received date represents one-fifth of the total objective, and this amount has been subscribed by less than three per cent of the doners, If this can be used as an indication of Campaign progress, the success of the 1951 Community Chest Blitz can be as- sured. However, every dollar will be peeded, and the Committee hopes 'thet the canvassers will be given a warm reception and generous dona- "gions, "It 1s most interesting to note, that bad the dollar donations of last year's Campaign been two dollars "the objective at that time would 'Wave been over subscribed. The op- Whitby Bay By Day Accounts of social events, aay news items of local interest amd of Bridge Post-Mortem At the weekly meeting of the Duplicate Bridge Club on Tuesday evening the winners were .as fol- lows: North and South-- Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Hunter, 65; Mrs. Stiner and Mrs, McMahon, 63; Mr. and Mrs. F. Wells, 55; Mr. Tamblyn gnd Mrs. Gaine, 56. East and West: Mrs. Canning and Mrs. Sander- son, 58; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 55; Mrs. King and Mrs. Freeman, 49. During the evening both sides enjoyed some excellent hands, the following being the biggest one played by the North and South couples: bh 86 Mrs. W. F. Kelsey has returned home after spending two weeks in Atlantic City. Mr. Bert Johnston of Whitby this week attended the funeral of his step-daughter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Collins, ronto, who passed away last Sun- day. Burial was in St. Margaret's Cemetery, West Hill, on Tuesday. 12 Juniper Avenue, Mr. and Mrs, William J. Shields of the Okanagan Valley, B.C. are visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph South. Shields, Brock GOING TO OAKVILLE The popular religious will To- Street, instru- mental group, the "Musical Mes- sengers" are booked to play Dixon Hall, Sumac Street, Toronto, Sunday afternoon, when a large audience of young folks in be Kiddies In Boxing Show Saturday Evening County Court Judge F. J. MacRae yesterday allowed an appeal by Fred Zakarow, 639 Ritson Road South, Oshawa, from a careless driving conviction by Magistrate F. S. Ebbs. The fine of $50 was re- voked. However His Honor indi- cated that he was giving Zakarow the benefit of a slim doubt. When the same damage action was tried in civil court last June before jury, a finding of 100% neg- ligence on the part of the appel- lant Zakarow was registered. Yesterday the evidence was taken from the transcript record of the hearing in magistrate's court. A. W, 8, .Greer, K.C, appeared for the appellant while Alex Hall, K.C. spoke for the Crown. Evidence was that on January 9, 1951, late at night, Zakarow was driving northbound up Ritson Road. When he came to the cor- ner of Stacey Avenue, he was in collision with another northbound car driven by Stephen Gonta, 292 Appeal Allowed From Driving Conviction Huron Street, who was attempting to make a left hand turn. Evi- dence by Constable Barker was that Zakarow smelled of liquor. When the constable arrived, he found the appellant slumped over the wheel. He inquired if he was all right and received a reply that he was. However, when Zakarow got out onto the roadway, he "passed out". Police evidence also was that the roadway was wet at the time, Zakarow's car skidded 82 feet be- fore the impact and 21 afterwards, During the trial, there was cone flicting evidence on several points, WHITBY ELECTRIC Earl "Jake" Bryant WATER HEATERS - FARMS INSTALLATIONS - FIXTURES Phone 650 Whitby fimism of the Executive has not ven. them any reason to slacken sheir tempo of enthusiasm. . The greatest effort of the Com- munity Chest Campaign is yet to for when the one hundred and orty canvassers swarm through the of Whitby on the Blitz date, present. On the same evening, they are going on to Oakville. Thé fol- lowing Sunday, arrangements have been made for them to visit Eger- ton Baptist Church, London, where '| a former Whitby Pastor, Rev. F, T. Darnell, is minister. Q J10 K v + & AKQB6 A KQ107 64 Your Kinsmen $$ 3 Never Leave The Community Ruesday next, October 9th. * This canvass is a house to house sanvass only. Business employees fre not being solicited at their place of business and are therefore ex- ted to give their nation at ome. This is the, year of Community Chest Whitby. The citizens of Whitby fully realize the responsibility of supporting the Community Chest. : Births FURLEY----Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley, Centre St. S., Whitby, are * happy to announce the birth of a 4 daughter, Mary Jane, in the Osh- + awa General Hospital, on Wednes- = day, October 3, 1951. Fo bs 4 { Thanksgiving | Gift Supreme {ture Second CANDIES What gift could be '| more acceptable to any LY member of the family. ORDER YOUR BOX TODAY 68%" + 'Top board on this hand was shar- ed by two couples with 7 hearts bid and made. Two other couples bid small slams, one in hearts and one in clubs and made the extra trick. Highest possible score on the hand could be made by playing it at 7 no trump. All duplicate players piease note there will no be game next Tues- day evening in order that members may cooperate with the Red Feather Canvass, Whitby Classified HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS INCLUD- ing electric refrigerator, dining-room | suite, miscellaneous items. Bungalow for sale. Phone. Whitby 2868, 208 St. Peter St. (Oct5) FOR SALE--APPLES: BALDWINS, Stark and Greenings, $1.00 per bush- el. Pick your own. Subway Camp, 1010 Dundas St. East, Whitby. (Oct4,5,6) FOR SALE-ONE HOT PLATE, like new, 2 elements, single, three speeds, Cheap. Phone 2863. (Oct5) FOR SALE--SEDAN DELIVERY "39 Chevrolet, good appearance, me- chanically O.K., $295, Phone Whitby ect. . (Oct6) FOR SALE -- 22-FT. PATTERSON trailer, winterized, fully equipped. Payments can be arranged. 317 Dun- das St. East, Whitby. (Oct6) FOR SALE -- INTERNATIONAL crop Farmall tractor, with front end loader, Model M, good condition. Sacrifice, 1508 Dufferin Street, phone 2531. (Oct5) WANTED TO RENT, WITH OP- tion of buying, 6 or T7-room older house, in good residential district, 'Whitby or Oshawa, furnished or un- furnished. Occupancy by end of month, Mrs. H, J, Kelly, Presqu'ille Point. (Oct6) ROOMS, FOR RENT -- Brock St. N, W., Whitby, one single room with big bed and housekeeping facilities. One double room with two, single beds, for h keeping ry; one small room with cot. (0¢3,4) FOR SALE -- FURNITURE FOR sale. Apply 209 Gilbert Street, Whit- by. (Oct5) NO. 1 APPLES, MacINTOSH, $2.10 bushel; Waealthies, $1.80 bushel. Bring containers. Black's Orchard, 919 Athol Street South. (Oct2,3,6) lawyer of the firm Mortimer and Kennedy, has been engaged by the County of Ontario in connection with the assessment appeal of Reach Township. Through its solicitor, A, W. S. Greer, K.C.,, Reach against a $146,000 increase in land assessment which was approved by County Council this year, No date for hearing of the ap- peal has yet been announced, nor the body which will hear the appli- cation, Bellehumer Appeal Not Yet Heard A, W. 8. Greer, K.C, will file a written memorandum - with Judge F. J. MacRae outlining his conten- tion why an appeal of an "assault occasioning actual charge should be heard in County Court here. When the appeal was about 'to begin yesterday afternoon, Crown Attorney Alex Hall, K.C., submitted that the Ontario Court of Appeal was the only body which could rule on it. The case in question is an appeal by Roger Bellehumeur, 30 Kent Street, Ajax, who seeks to set aside a conviction and fine of $25 and costs or 10 days imposed in Oshawa by Magistrate R. B. Locke on August 16. He was found guilty of assaulting Michael Bogo- witz, Beaty Street, Ajax, in July. Mr, Greer told His Honor that in magistrate's court, his client was not represented by counsel, and was not given proper opportunity to elect the manner in which should be tried. Appoint Counsel To Fight Reach Township Appeal Mr. H. E. Manning, of is bodily harm" he Toronto Manning, appealing All ready. for a lively boxing show which will be part of the Kinsmen Carnival, Saturday night, these two youngsters are among 16 who have been training nightly under the direction of Earl Bryant. They are: Ted Marlow and Marcel Janveaux; Mr. Bryant is shown coaching them. --Times-Gazette Staff Photo. Citizens Pleased Corporal Bruce Now In Charge Many Whitby people expressed satisfaction yesterday to learn that Provincial Police Corporal Murray Bruce of Ajax will be in charge of munieipal policing here, for the time being at least. Corporal Bruce has been on the Ajax force for five years. Big of body, mild-mannered, pleasant he is widely known and well liked and his work gp the Ajax detachment has been marked by efficiency. He is a married man with one son. They live ai Ajax. Director Now Carrying On Recreation Duties Foster Kelsey, Director of Re- creation, is now in his office in the Town Hall daily, Because of the five month lapse when Whitby had no Director of Recreation, quite a bit of new organization work and planning is necessary but the community recreation program will go on this fall and wirtter in much the same way as formerly. Mr. Kelsey is ready and willing to extend help to any organization and is open for suggestions or ideas. Traffic Ban Is Absolute During Visit Toronto (CP) -- Ever since Pol- ice Chief John Chisfiolm announced that no traffic and no parking | would be permitted in central downtown Toronto in the late afternoon of Oct. 12, the date of | the Royal arrival, the police de-|- partment has been listening to tales of woe from Toronto citizens. Officials of Brink's Express com- pany have explained that at 4.30 p.m. -- the time when the traffic ban comes into operation -- the company's grey armored trucks make the rounds of the downtown banks, picking up the day's re- ceipts. They said Friday is a heavy banking day. Post office department officials have pointed out that the depart- ment's little red trucks have mail collections to make in the forbid- den area -- nine blocks long by three wide. To all requests, the police dere.rt- ment has made but one reply: "You shall not pass." FAMOUS HARBOR The harbor at Hobart, Tasmania, on the River Derwent is capable of accommodating the largest vessels afloat.e CAR FOR SALE -- 1040 CHEV. coach, in good condition. $575, Apply 1423 Dundas East, Whitby. (Oct2,3,4) EXPERIENCED BRUSH PAINTER, good wages. Apply 1121 Dundas E. 'Whitby, (228a) ALLIN'S DRUG STORE PHONE 726 -- WHITBY WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED, kitchens modernized. Good work- manship. Excellent materials. Rea- sonable price. Geo. W. Eowler, Aud- ley Road. Phone Pickering 23J4. (021) ROOFING, INSUL-BRIC SIDING, installed. Rock wool insulation blown; eavestroughs installed, chim- neys repaired. Falr prices, terms, free estimates. Phone 2563, Whitby. > (t.f.) at Toe Evening Shows 7 - 9 p.m. ERE TES EIN Hered BROCK 25%. THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY MEN OF IRON... WOMEN OF FIRE... AND A RIBBON Sem Moy by Femme Comet Dood com 2 oom by Somes Marvbol of «shy ly onic Stones 0 SCOTF-BROWN rset ten HARRY JOE BROWN - mus RVING PINEL Added Treats - Comedy - Cartoon - Sport - RI Novelty -- Saturday Matinee 1:30 OF STEEL MERCANTILE DEPT. STORE "THE STORE WITH THE LOG FRONT" Special This Week-End Only! BROCK ST. WHITBY IBEX Flannelette Blankets Pink and Blue Bar Stripes Size 70" x 90" SALE PRICE $5.95 ity 51 Denier, LADIES NYLON HOSE Fall shades. First qual- Gauge, 15 Peek - heel. Reg. $1.85 SALE PRICE 1.59 PE APY i 1 rw ~ GOOD WEIGHT WORK SOX FOR MEN A real special for and Grey color. Reg. 79¢ SALE PRICE CLEARANCE OF TOOKE SHIRTS SHIRT SIZES: 14 to 18. Reg. $4.95. $2.95 PYJAMAS: "B" and "D" only. Reg. $6.00. CLEARING $3.95 PYJAMAS CLEARING In Memoriam PHILLIPS--In fond and loving mem- ory of our dear son, George R. Phillips, who'gave his life October | 4, 1944. Words cannot tell how we loved him, | And deep in our heats, there's a pain; God alone knows how we miss him, As we journey along life's lane. But his voice seems gently calling, "Dear loved ones be brave and true" At the end of life's journey We'll be waiting and watching for you. Sadly missed. by brother, sister. mother, dad, T. C. MYGLAND First class painting and decorating. Interior finishes o specialty Phone 488 Dundas St. E WHITBY Chas. Bradley & Son Decorating Contractors For Efficient Service Call Scarboro 7125 Whitby 559 'RAIN OR Your Name. .. AUTUMN KIN KARNIVAL Saturday Oct. 6th KINSMEN ARENA Clip This Coupon merce cece rc caneee=- ATTENDANCE PRIZE 1 ' : Sign this FREE coupon and bring it to the s Kin Karnival, place in container provided : . .. Draw for valuable prize. |] ] 1 |] Address. ... ....... L cms renee eres eres ww =-- SHINE IN -e- ee =e ww ow ow =e eal PROCLAMATION DAY." Town Offices Soph 25, 1951 WHITBY COMMUNITY CHEST WHEREAS eight organizations carrying on community work in the Town of®Whitby, have, through the Whitby Community Chest, decided to make their annual appeal to the citizens, as sole collecting committee, with a minimum objective of $6,644, and have announced that this joint effort will be the only drive of its kind for the next twelve months, |, as Mayor of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby, am pleased and do proclaim TUESDAY, the 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1951, as "WHITBY COMMUNITY CHEST It is my sincere hope, and that of the Town Council, that the citizens oh Whitby generally will give heed to this appeal of the Community Chest Committee, and the eight community welfare organizations whom they rep- resent, and will give generously that the minimum objective of $6,644 may not only be met but oversubscribed. EVERYONE GIVES J. W. ELLIOTT, Mayor of the Town of Whitby. EVERYONE SHARES a a ; '