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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, September 21, 1960 § COUNTY COUNCIL | mom pps mo " 3 WHITBY And DISTRICT | No Actioh On Compares Farm Minister Celebrates | PDHS Problem FE To Good Citizen "Agriculture and Canadian In further discussed si the October dustries"" was the topic al he; meeting LJ Ontario Commty Couneil on a ve. Distriel, Furthermore, we do nol f oli { ith quest hy Ala that the Pickering know if the proposed division of | Satu La Bins ne Whitby In the absence of Mes. W, Pele District High School area be re- Assets and Lishitities is fair fo] hi A Le " the home of ow, agriciture convener, Mrs, Vised lo exude Ajax he reso. al parties gwieeriel. Pueretorel 1 {the president, Mrs, C, Mclean, Mclean, introduced the guest 3 wiion WOugnt in a dune Was We recommend it! L in : A re his: B54 iva Neepawn and the surrounding oiuded in a report of the fio iaken on the following resolution) ' {217 Kuchid street speaker, Mrs. W. Heron of Brooks Celebrating th ARMY io Included Wn Por ! The meeting opened with the po sary in preaching the ministry in 9 country in the Provineial Legis pone commitiee at 3 meeting of of the Council of the Town of # | Mary Stewart Collect, Nine mem lin, who spoke on "Culture In Canada is Rev. Hugh G, Crozier lature of Manitoba council in Whithy on Tuesday, Ajax i | ALY pian the roll call, Min. Agriculture" apd , compared the who makes his home at 618 Athol ; BN Vi " Noopavs. Nev. Crozier Said the finante comimitioe re Whereas the 1 wh of Alan | | { ues of the June meeting and the good farmer to the good citizen, sireel, Whithy wit eall Chi port, which pa ith considering a propesal 10 estab # treasurer's report were read and Jus as (he soll must he worked, Rev. Croder followed in his (a in Winnipeg where he was min: ment lish a Board of Education for the 5; approved. A number of business ther's footsteps when his student ister for nine years diving which wwe have considered the reso. Town of Ajax | matters were fdeslt with mellowed and (Kled to produce a ministry commenced in 195 § fime he repre sented, for i lution of the Council of the Town And whereas the said proposal "Mrs. W. Walsh and Mrs, G good erop our lives must have Their total ministerial service in i years, the Preshylerian ig Voof Ajax requesting the Counell of is not possible so long as the said ' Curl will attend the Leaders ctilture, understanding and work of Manitoba on the Foreign Mis: the County of Ontario to enact B Town is a member of the Picker: ¥ Training Course for "The Third to produce a good citizen worth Churches in Canada is well over sion Board of the General As [law to separate the Town of jpg High School Distriet Meal" October 256 and 26 at Ux- while in any community 100 vers sembly in Toronio Ajax from the Pickering High Be it resolved that the Counei bridge Legion Hall. The district ' a7 School District and to establish a ' ' a A As the land must be deeply Rev, Crozier w horn | 3 GENERAL ASSEMBLY High Sehaol Distries + of the Corporation of the County ' (project "Eat to Live" and ap n Holste Ontario, | 4 Zor anol] x yenrs his infer: EY i iii f th " " GN of Ontario is hereby petitioned (0 ' pointment of delegates to Central CWitivated io produce well, we the late Rev. Hugh Crozier, § : A Ydueation led id ne he #14. wi ® a ol enael # hylaw lo separate the Ontario Area Convention will he must have in our eitizens more {in ristia dui jax he presen kering 5 4 . ; him io he elected at the General! High School District includes the! 214 ithin the howndaries of the X than a surisce culture in order " "] miu f : Holstien Preshylerian Church and Port Assembly as one of the TEPFe. Town of Als, the Village of Pick.) L0%n of Alax from the Pickering] Hi » {10 have them contribwie somes Perry Pre ys Church, He ' entatives of Manitoba to atlend ering and the Township of Pick High Fe hou! i Aries Lil : ' (zasoline [thing worthwhile to the comme erved for 4) ye the semi-annual meeting of the ering, We have nol received any aed i han Alay ei Og of! 2 nity in which they live In 1895 at the age of 22 Rey board in Toronto communications from the Coun irigt, Komppl ye rid i : County children have 8 wonder- Crozier's student ministry com ; Moving east in 1924 he was ls of the Village' of Pickering he. To " Ala ; ful opportunity to live with na menced ' we occupied the BF phasis Pavistock. #nd the Townships of Pickering And he Jt further resolved thal : ost or {ture and enjoy the sunrise and pulpit of La Guerre Preshyterian 4 iv ' POI Shatghs ME Hy concerning the proposal to separ-| the said byl "onal n provision is (sunset, the myriads of stars In hamesford a ing win of Ajax ASsUmE ! bh g the i Cray {ik retired ate the Town of Ajax from the that the "the sky and the wonders of the ev. Crozier finally i J vinter months of that vear he ; A ' misty Vickering High ie hool District, (the debentures issued " for Ri ; changing seasons, 'Through our i nti ( Is minis Ny i g 2 y: v A i oh & preached al many other plac 1937 hut Continue | he IY We are unable to state if the por-| Ax I h Be hoo, and be re bev, ou S rural organizations such as iH The same MinislEy wis exer as minister of Cedardale United) ,,coq congration is in the best ed of responsibility of payments Clubs, Junior Farmers and Wom-+ Church, Oshawa, for nine years. |foiooec of the communities sery. 0f debentures issued for High en's Institutes we are laying the ( od in the j ate " " wo REV, H. G, CROZIER In W045. after half a century of Schools located in Pickering BANDSMAN HONORED Three 7 phyr youths drew foundation of good citizenship ROMY Of RANcry 4 "awa he was invited by the Gen. ministerial service, he limited hi Township three months' suspended sen Mrs, Fergus Curl offered her ! J i | T 0 tences on charge of theft of ap. y he next meeting whick $50 S ia 0 Spek OB i 1h fo supplyis ™ \dest member of Whithy eenlury He saick he remem L home Jor the next meeting which wher mission fields during 'the eral Assembl officials to speak pel activitie humb Down 1e nlde nem ) y ately 89 cents w of 2Rg.1e TC : Ag or Pitan 0 » the General Assembly in Mas: pulpits throughout the Preshy H) Brass Band recently celebrated | bers when, many years ago, a prukimile on Worth of Eas Win be hid Thursday, o lobes w two + / . y y Hall on the rural problem tery of Oshawa WHI | B Y his 46th anniversary of playing | on « bands brought | Tuesda a A pm. the Lopi ng in 1899 Re N g We nown handsman hrough Tuesday He K and Health," : y j ighlight . 4 a i p | w [| A ceremon me Economics and Health, dained hy | don Preshyl f as one of the highligh Hi most rece dione gh On Rama wp. i Vito} bad. In Ri i y ony his small son to band pric Lorne Culbert 16, Frank The meeting adjourned after . 3 s long and di ( i Ax f al ? Rp Tarholton, Manitoba, from Crozier s long and Als. acl as In Alax wiere 10) DAY-BY-DAY night, J ( ok ite, | tice. Mr. Cormack said that Smith, 16, and Michael Barton, which a tasty lunch was served 4d ed | iiished mints the summers of 1958, 19 and 4 H a duck ow) 1h 1 | th mall he rew up to he 17, pleaded guilty to charges of hy the hostess Mrs, F, Curl, and I ah | hid iret 4 Neepawa h " p { ime resident 0 /hithy, wa i i Eres p ied ' ' Mrs R Melville Church al West Hill Whi le al Neepawa his min 1960 he occupied the pulpit of ncorporation elon] vith a ring com none other then the present Siphoning gasoline from a car Mrs, W, Walsh associated with social Ajax United Church The Florence Davey Group pre ) owned hy Arthur Gibson, Zephyr Hi i ¥ 3 5 al I" vandmaster Erie Clark, An V 4 Aphy probien ms that he was wsked Lo a Throw { 69 r he Ontario Municipal Board yo4 is first meeting of the sea: morating his dedicated mi ' Constable A, Kuiack of the 19065, At that time he moved lo ughou i el ry I | se shy his fellow musi employee of the Ontario . 0 ore as turned down an application A ' jeal service hy hi dod a n ol 40 a 4 Hamiot Pi ri hureh iis name to be placed helore jo Rey Crozier was deeply in pie i X Mh J 3 APD Rn on last Monday evening al the cians, Mr, Cormack first joined | Ladies' College for over 50 Brechin detachment of the OPP in Manitob the voiers al a 1 Rilo} " Homita. erested in the social gospel Twn home of Mrs, C, Barter. The .., Whitby Brass Band in 1912 | years, Mr, Cormack has never M resiod the youthe whet ug in meeting of a lem ih PALLY which is implied in the Doctrine sze of Washage, Gordon Hep. 08 ting was opened by the presi ooq sinee" then has played the | missed a hand practice " Mehl In the area of a par SHIFTING TREES SOCIAL MINISTRY n the province of Manitoba, He sedom of God N d RE r ident, Mrs, ¥, Lawrence, who wel 4 | half | Oshawa Times Photo | 4 vehicle He! of the Kingdom of ditch count ss@s80r. reported tenor horn for almost ha # Magistrate F 2 MONTREAL (CP) The city His next chi i efused this honor but recon Rev. Crozier the brother of 2! " ' ' | comed hack the members and ngistrate 8. Adams, in 10; 'Al . pan Mar e he mended another minister who n Ale Crazies ho!™ the hearing at a meeting of "0 iciior Various reports were placing the Youths on three Parks department is rearranging AW 1e late I \ 071 who y p i" { aL ! L the Ontario County Council in ths' suspended sentence said, the 20,000 tree population in An § i wal Al i 1all lecied | epreser \ 5 giv month sHspen Sh vised a so 15 finally elec 0 rey "practised medicine for #0 Years. wine on Tuesda iven ITBY PERS 0 N A | S You had all the tools for this @rignon Park, site of a proposed His nephew ts the famous actor he Vi o for Seol During the husiness meeting , " metropolitan zoo, Cutting, trans No action hes heen taken hy ed hy the present High School Preshyterian and United Church in Quebet on here " mained un he incorporated into the vil hearin el J type of job Alexander Knox who now makes v caid My. Hepditeh in his re further club activities were di planting and reforestation will E his home in London, Kngland. pot, and the- hoard beard coun. CUssed, At the close of the meel| gua y guests at the home of after spending three weeks with TWO REMANDED make the 202-acre area more reenw In 1903 Rev, Crozier married sel for the petitioners as well as WE refreshments were served By "of se Larry Ruest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles, '! ar suitable for park purposes Miss Mar Kirton who passed... nsel for two groups. one rep the host assisted by her dough Athol Si . J cousins, Miss Paddick of Anderson $1 Three youths, all of Toronto f f f Athol ere 4 3 appeared before Magistrate VV. § PROUD OBJECT hd away in Whithy in 1951, Their| .esenting a counter pe an ter, Miss Sheilah Barter » his ' Holds Meetin on, Hugh Gordon Croziel bg A Suniel, Mien. ing I'he next meeting of Oct, 17 will yoru, Rie Mig Ra, Mr, and Mrs. J.T. Paines and Kb Tuesday on charges of OWEN SOUND, Ont, (CP) the head of the English De who were opposed to incorpora. be held at the home of Mrs, JF. yan family spent Saturday in Toronto break and enter, John Crozier, Starting little more than a year partment of Lawrence Park Col (ion McMinn of Byron St, B here they visited My, and Mrs, | 16, John Ennion, 17, David Pyper, ago with a 1950 British . built The first meeting of Viscount hy Motors, Ministerial Assoc: jagiate in Toronto, Their daugh He ol that: the. hearing. cp Mr. Clement Ottenbrite in! Peter Buchanan 16, pleaded guilty to the charge. sedan, 21-year-old Peter Gamble Greenwood Chapter 10DE was tion, Mr, MeQuay, Colonel G. A. (or is the wife of Mi N. a Mola ina das evi : H FAIL TO REMAIN the Oshawa General Hospital . Pyper was placed on A ONE YOur now has completed construction held Monday afternoon at the Welsh and the press for (avors peever. the head of & large soft] i = Ho Hy ai 'he con Vincent Powe 110 Chestnut where he underwent surgery. Hi M Marlene Paplinski of To. suspended sentence. The others of his own sports car, It is a low, ' clusion of which the hoard turned meen ! I ronto spent last weekend with her were remanded in custody for|iwo-seater open sports coupe with United Church Hall, The Regent, and assistance n mi wont Was f costs friends wish his a prompl recov nited Church Ha ! drinks concern in Toronto down the application on the St. E gs fined $50 and costs 5 | parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Pap sentence tn rebullt motor linski of Perry St Mrs, 7, W. Browne, presided. 8) The convener and regent! well gver 50 friends and Fela: | oui nds that the proposed area of one month in jail and has his ery lence was observed in memory of thanked members who discharged ivoc will attend a celebration alias ton unwieldy, it had included licence suspended for three A thelr camp duties so faithfully ' asidence : ' Mr. and Mi R. J. Mac : a faithful and valied member I I Rev, Crozier's residence in honor! several islands and the shores of months for failing lo remain at Day all Tp Porat Mr. Bob O'Neill has now re Mrs, George Fothergill, a char Mrs, Langford was thanked for os wie 65 years devoted minister:-lihe Severn River and = Lake the scene of an accident biotpow Sh Sd ai Wy or turned from a week's holiday ter and life member who held the her untiring work Aas Convener. i. service Couchiching, The hoard also Appearing hefore Magistrate ¥. |, 4 4 J \ a Wh spent in New York offices of echoes secretary, sec-(It was mentioned that the eo: "yo can look hack on a fruitful sled that the population was too 8, Ebbs. Powers admitted to in Ruskin on, yon ¥ A Mi Millan retary and educational secretary, operative feelings of the town ..q4 vital life in the preaching amare. and thal the proposed vestigating officer. Sgt. C. PM y os ari rs. via a Phe usual war memorial schol- and the schools was very appar. (he Word of God to thousands gssessment was insufficient to tington that he had been the one Y Jo Ww lker Nears arship, nursing bursary and hook ent of Canadians and, although in his provide the necessary tax rev: involved in the collision which Able Beaman Boh Paddick ha d prizes will he given al commence Educational secretary reported gah year he proclaims "I am epues for an economical opera- took place on Brock St, 8 atreturned to Halifax where he ix . ment of Whithy District High all prizes except at Whithy Dis-| stil] ready and glad to continue tion Arthur 8t,, Aug, 20 stationed with the Canadian Navy Kin ston School, A prize of hieyele equip: trict High School had heen pre g | 1 silks fl | the 'ministry in the pulpits of the p y » give oT y nec I ag for the new ? a & al ment will he given at the Safety sented and si A Preshytery of Oshawa BELLEVILLE (CP Burnest Couneil Roden town hall was on hand. Maga LJ y Heard, a 4h-year-old Toronto hos | Mention was made of the ap. zines will again be sent lo Fron » a adia la Issue ital orderly trving to heat Dr, | proaching Wh birtiday of ihe tier College. They may be brought! Anglican Church c Il In I Bara Moores iy Mon Chapter's honorary viee regent, lo the next meeting or left with ' Mrs, I. Erskine. The camp con: Mrs, Marsh, 700 Dundas street J's oa Toron est, 10DE calendars are now First Meeting early Tuesday night " veer, Jie. k 3. Langlord, igh available ; Sideste ed A ain Heard left Toronto last Satur | a detailed and co 'ehensive re / d lay morning and hopes to reach port prepared by the director,| Mpa, G, Anderson services al Of Fall Season PP Montreal Wy Pion J He expected | Mrs, J, €. M, Kirk, Averageihome and abroad reported that: Aj Saints Anglican Church to reach Kingston early today daily attendance for the 20 days quilts, nursery, personal property Evening Guild Branch held 0s) ouiario County Council on provide forthwith for the estab tion, "Are county eouncils obo Heard saves he wants to dis was 65 children bags will be made. Fchoe con first meeting of the season last| Puesday split exactly on whether lishment of a distinative Capa: lete."" prove British walker Dr, Moore' Over 683 half pints of milk vener read excerpts from Echoes. | Monday evening at the parish|,. noi they would endorse a reso- dian flag." Reeve Scott then moved that statement that & man could not were supplied and transportation Empire and World affairs' talk| hall. Mrs, F, Read the past pres: ution calling for the federal gov In debate op the resolution, the report be amended to note have equalled the time she made was by bus. The children had was postponed, Mrs. H, C, Phil-/ident, opened the meeting and ernment to select a distinctive Reeve John Mills, of Ajax, said that no action be taken on the from Montreal for the opening of weekly weiner roast water- lips, with a member, was appoint. welcomed all present. She thank-| Canadian flag. Two votes, 17-17, that the matter of a Canadian pesolution the Canadian National Exhibi melon, drinks and cookies dur ed purchasing committee ed the members for their co-o0pers vesiited in a resolution from St, flag was an issue which had been Reeve William Beard, of Can. tion ing the week, Closing exercise Executive meeting was called ation during her term of office. Catharines heing not endorsed sidestepped for years. He sald|pington, *'We already have a dis mural painting, field's sports for Monday, October 3 at 2.30 Mrs, Read then welcomed the after the finance committee first|that he would like to see a dis! finetive Canadian flag, We fought were held and tee pees huilt by pm, at the 'home of the re. new president, Mrs, Charles Ry: hrought in a recommendation in tinetive Canadian flag but he under the Union Jack in vears boys, including fishing and swim- gent, Mrs. F. W. Browne, 504 Dun: croft, who took charge of the its report that the resolution be could not speak for his ratepay: gone by, I see no necessity for Family Monuments. ming were enjoved. All hoped to! das street west, to make plans for| meeting and opened With prayer. endorsed ers. The matter, he said, is one making a change he back next yea the 22nd annual birthday bridge Various reports were given Said the resolution which was to be seltled by federal mem You are representatives of (he The Chapter is indebted to the being held in the Avena Novem: During the husiness meeting yo endorsed hers, not eounty councillors people," said Deputy-reeve Har i Town Council for use of the ideal her 18 plans were made for an "'Oppor That whereas this Coun Deputy reeve Thomas Hares, pis, "and as such should make a ar Created To location at D'Hilier Park, to Stein Meeting closed with the singing tunity Sale' of children's cloth- cil is aware that, on the fifth day of Port Perry, said that it was|decision Individual . . . burg. Dominion Store, LGA. of the National Anthem and Mrs, |in& lo take place at the nextior September 1945, the Federal his opinion that the federal mem Reeve Krwin Cowie. of Mara Requirements with a A308. to. ht L000Y. need. W. H. Boys, United Church, Whit- H, T, Fallaise was tea hoste meeting on Oct, 3, It wa decided Government hy i Ovder-in- bers would like to hear the opin I'w po | that both ih high to buy ene dozen chairs for the Couneil, Number PC 5680, de: ion of the municipalities In the, ry Fld that both parties an Sunday school room and also to|elaped it appropriate to fly the country the federal government have in STAFFORD BROS 6 CONCRETE . pay for shelves to be installed in| canadian Red Ensign within and the past sidestepped the Issue . P 0 le the Slasstoom without . Canada, wherever place EXPRESS OPINION and must have had some reason Monumental Works . rican The Fvening and Afternoon or aecasion may make it desir Just because we endorse this He urged that the federal gov 318 Dundes Bost 0 PRODUCTS real Toronto walk, arrived here \ [Guild are having the cost of ahle to flv a distinctive Cana. "esolution does not mean we are ernment be nol erwoded into a hymn ho heing recovered. Av: dian flag wing to have such a flag," he|decision MO B.3552 ng were f } ; 8 "58 ) § 5 rangement ere made for the And whereas it is unanimous iid, "but we should express our| Reeve Scoft's motion that no LIMITED IRotary luncheons to which the apinion action be taken lost (0 a 17:17 : i ly conceded that Canada, hv its Fvening Guild will eater during wetive participation in important Reeve Karl Dowswell, of Ux. vote ' 4 : ' atic i . MONTREAL (CP Citizens Canadian and U.S. students who the month of October. The first world affairs and as part of the hridge Twp sald that elected A motion to endorse the resolu For Free Estimates of new African nations have little spent the summer in West Afri week of vaterig ¥ 2 he under British Commonwealth has Souteljut do . ot So back 0 oR ino Jost to all N hi a concept of their vital role in the can countries as part of Opera. the convenership o ! ' orved with distinction. not only er ratepayers when they want will be recorded as nol endorse . . global East-West conflict wi tion Crossroads Africa, organ (son, other conveners to be ap in defence of Canada alone or in to buy a new truck but rely on| The flag issue has been side: Dial OLiver 5-3311 Phyllis Smyth, 22-year-old Mo:|ized in 1058 by Dr. James pointed particular, hut also served vali.| OT own judgment, In thix case, stepped again! Gill University student just re: H. Robinson, director of Morning An appeal was made from the antly in defence of the British he said, the county councillors | turned from .& working holiday side Community. Chureh in Newlocal Cancer Society requesting go. c.. "| should express their own opinions in Africa York's Harlem district clean cotton material to make" And wieieas the and judgment too hed pads, this could he brought nd whereas the population of Ry' pot endorsing the resolu They want financial ad and SCHOOL RUILDERS to the next meeting. The Rishop Canada now numbers approxi: jon, he said, the country would WOME education and they'll aveepl Her group of 12, which included appealed for new clothing to he Mately eighteen million persons, he going back 30 years. Sueh an ~N d from anyone iid the pred ce American Negroes, was a ent to children refugees in Hong 8s citizens of Canada issue has a new flag become, he \ blonde divinity student igned to a school construction Kong. Boxes are placed in the And whereas Canada is the said, that one of his neigh : or \ * "Communist and capitalist are project in Wome, a village of vestibule of the church and in only nation and member of the bors last summer flew his own \ ¥ - terms that have little meaning about 1200 in the former French/the parish hall for all donations, British Commonwealth of Nations version of a Canadian flag : v to them," she continued, "but the trust territory of Togo The president closed the meet. and in fact the only nation in the. Reeve Sherman Scott, of Pick. 7 --- y 2 ve word you do see, everywhere in The students, to the amaze. WE with prayer, after which Mrs world that has no national flag ering Twp, said that he did not West Africa, is the native term ment of the native volunteers. John Mitchell showed films of of its own think it was within the scope of for ireedom-ablode pent their days helping to carry her trip to Encland, Refresh. "Now therefore be it resolved the county council te select a $ Af \ "Pheir fervor for independence rocks for the school's foundation Ments were served by Mrs. Fred that the Federal Government and fag, He said it was strictly a ; | Re ' ' is wonderful, and frightening from a mountain a mile from the Read and commiitee i Right Hevarable the Prime federal matter ' -- . N ; 5 inister of Canada be and thev: Deputy.reeve Ross Hawlhorne 3 h d 0 | Miss Smyth was one 130 8 » wre. hereby required to amend alse of Pickering Twp, said that ond up IAS d This T urs ay n y Location Order-in-Council PC 5888 or to such a discussion hy county coun 0) pass a new Order-in-Council tol ell would almost answer the ques ® TROPICAL FISH SPECIALS ® WHITBY Fancy Guppi BROCK wurey Lapse $100 THREATENS WITNESS AUTO TRIM €} Suppie: | PEARL DANIOS LAST TIME Evening Shows at 6:55 and 8:20 man wha thought was in REAR.COUNTY SPORTS APPLIANCES 5 for 99¢ 29¢ each L w L ew iskare atlehurm : f / y N TODAY ast Complete Show at 8:20 WL a Wii Blocks Justice Ph. MO 8.8121 MO 8 3707-(/8BROCK ST § ANGELS RED SWORDS SifeAS FIL CO \ impairment in Whithy Police 49¢ each 3%¢ each ol, Punaay: Wucgess, RR 3 Draws Remand OE VENTED : Ashburn, was stopped at 12.50] Complete Assortment of NEONS . 4 am. Sept. 9 when Cpl. James! Sam Noble, 20, of Dunbarton, warned me fo keep my mouth Davi Niven " . ; Harter and Constable Evickson of found guilty of attempting to pre shut about the accident earlier in PLANTS, 23¢ bunch 49¢ each 4 ¢ . the Whithy Police noticed the car vent a witness fram giving evi | the afternoon." : u na through two stap signs dence hy threats, was remanded! Constable BA. Box of the Mitzi GAYNOR i 13, USES poe lop sun. Gece Dy Sweats, was fepiauded; Constable B.A. Hav ot PUMP AND FILTER SETS WN A STORY OF TOGETHERNESS J ; § north of the CPR tracks Cpl [trate F. § Ebhs Tuesday ligating office aid he found Complete with hose . . 3 i Rarter fald the emirt that Bury Testifying helore the ennrt | My teen extremely nervou 2¢ tepped fram the car with Mra §. Steen of Dunbarton said when he answered her call. He 4 - Happy Aversa difficulty wa very unstead he heard banging against the ald he returned to the affice FOR LADIES LEAGUE CANARIES : 5 95 LJ and was, in my estimation, building where she works. Upon with Nohle a couple of days later Guaranteed Singers ADULT ENTERTAINMENT nd te WRT drunk 3 nve tigation he found hydro and Mrs "Steen identified him as ON FRIDAY AFTERNOONS The officer further testified that wires hanging there. They had the person who threatened he BUDGIES Burges thought he was in the become dislodged when a car Unde awit gt NS in a 2 m T FOUR HUNDRED CAG! dg A ca nder questioning hy Assistant starting t p.m, 3 3 ED MEN . . . one was Hailebury District, New Liskard: involved in an accident down the Crown Attorney Rruee Affleck alking Strain @ traitor... another a murdering fiend... Burgess admitted he had had street, had snapped a pole Noble admitted he b " 3 and their keeper - a cold blooded killer 4 a couple of glasses of ale amd Hoping to aid any passengers drinking, but couldn't ha bi Anyone interested Plone sontuet RICHARD TODO stated futhey th " he was notin the car, Mrs. Steen, a nurs | thre atening Mrs, Steen ' J confused as he had just returned hurried to the scene. Nohle ad Pressed hy Mr. Affleck who S orisman Ss Co r fram holidays in the Hailebury mitting in court he had been asked "You could have said it MRS. MIKICEL at MO 8.3270 p rne district. Magistrate F NS. Ebhs drinking ied he was the driver leonldn't ven hecause vou were found Burgess guilty and charged! Later in. Hie. evening. Mia. mad: Noble sath oven oy oh 105 BYRON ST, SOUTH WHITBY him nent. He fined Steen said. Noble came to. the! don't remember 3 1 Block West of 4 Corners in $100 wl co wo 0 davs door o we doctor's office where Magistrate hs AD le n jail and alse suspe aded his she w he He asked Big ol M ig Honky or i acon in ap | COUNTY BOWL at MO 8-2651 . OPEN THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 PM. he driving license for three months. | come outside and talk, He thenipearing as a wilhess a