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WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 | WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR HON. DR. M. B. DYMOND OPENS ONTARIO HOSPITAL GIFT SHOP Ontario's Minister of Health, | gram during Mental Health Hon. Dr. Matthew B. Dymond, | Week. Feature of the after- on Saturday toured the On- | noon was the official opening tarlo Hospital at Whitby as a | of a new gift shop in the climax to the hospital's pro- | rotunda of the administration Township Council In EMO Squabble A letter outlining the respon- read and Monday. ther instructions. Forwarded by F. S. Wotton, | tor for the County of Ontario, nicipal responsibilities. fous moral obligations placed on they said. a council. | the letter be filed, Reeve Heber said Reeve Down. Down said "we all have respon. | sibility. It's not just the Council words," they (EMO) are worrying about. |den. It's everybody." retorted Councillor Dry Goodwin. "No," replied the Reeve. cent stamp on." Vehicles with sirens would be sibilities of municipal govern-|driven up and down the streets ments during an emergency was in an effort to wake the popu- acknowledged by|lace. They then could turn to Township of Whitby council on their TV sets and radios for fur- | Council voted to file the for- Emergency Measures Co-ordina- mer letter dealing with the mu- They the letter pointed out the var-| would acknowledge the letter | "We should go along with Commenting on a motion that them and do what they want," "Actions speak louder than "|the accident Voting against sending the let- "Did you bulld a bomb shel-|ter to Mr, Wotton, Deputy Reeve | ter?" sniped Deputy Reeve John Goodwin commented "it's not worth the effort to put a five opening the shop, while Miss Gertrude Tucker, president of the branch, and Dr. D. O. Lynch, hospital superintendent looks on. --Oshawa Times Photo House Of Windsor | Drunk Driver Has Last Meeting | Gets 10 Days, zx held its last meeting of | Russell Preston of 1013 Dun-| the season in the form of a pot das St. E., Whitby received a|luck supper held at the home of 10-day jail sentence when {Mrs. D. Hill on Monday evening. was convicted of drunk driving, |Guest Mrs. R. Langford, Hon- | building, provided and oper- | ated by the Ontario County and Oshawa Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Asso- | ciation. Above, Dr. Dymond, left, cuts the ribbon officially | Whitby Red Wings open their 1961 OLA Junior "A" lacrosse season at home next Thursday, May 18 against the Long Branch Monarchs. Whitby, defend- ing Eastern Canada Junior Champions and Minto Cup finalists, lost several of their standout per- formers from last year's championship squad. They will find it difficult to fill the huge gap left in their roster with the departure of players like, Terry Davis, Glen Lotton, Bob Carnegie, Brian Gibson, Charlie Grandy etc. The Red Wings have several good Juven- ile players from neighboring communities, and from distant points like Huntsville, bidding for spots. The experts rate the clubs to finish as follows: Brampton, St. Catharines, Fergus, and either Whitby or Hastings (formerly Peterboro) battling it out for fourth and last play-off positon--followed by Long Branch and Mimico. Brooklin Hillcrests are still talking contract with the six players from the Peterboro Seniors, now de- funct. All clubs in the OLA Senior group are play- ing on the split, or share-the-wealth basis, at the end of the season. It's the only sensible way to operate in order to keep lacrosse at its peak. Baker, Farley, Batley, Curtis, Ferguson and O'Reilly are collectively bargaining for a set amount per game. They have indi- cated that they will probably come to Whitby for tonight's practice to look the situation over and pos- sibly discuss their financial woes further with manager Alvin Puckrin. Without them, Brooklin would have their hands full in their first year of Senior com- petition. Port Credit Sailors, the defending Canadian Senior lacrosse champions, appear as strong contend= ers once more with a multitude of good lacrosse play- ers competing for positions on the Sailors' roster. TOWN AND COUNTRY . .. . We would like to correct an error made here last week--the Osh- awa Firemen captured the Toronto Township Hockey league championship for the first time in five years, and not fourth time as we mentioned before. Con- gratulations once again fellows . . . MacLean's Esso Fuels (formerly Oshawa Merchants) held their first practice under rainy, cloudy conditions on Saturday afternoon. Despite the poor weather that prevailed, a goodly number were on hand. The club practice again tonight and Friday at Alexandra Park in prep- aration for their league opener May 23. Softball fans in the Oshawa area can expect first class softball from the newly formed four-team Oshawa City and District League. Along with MacLeans, Scugog Clean- in Whitby Magistrate Court, °rary Regent, said the grace. Tuesday. Preston was involved in a two| car collision on No. 2 Highway just west of Whitby on May 7. |of the dance, announced that : ini : {this Fall Dance would be held at Ontario Provincial Police Con- | stable A. W. Breward, testified Club Bayview on October 13. * before Magistrate F. S. Ebbs Mrs. R. Matthews will that Preston had been driving west on Highway No. 2 early Sunday morning on the wrong side of the road. Damage to the two vehicles in objects of the Order totalled $800. A : AR |breathalizer test showed Pres. |, Ths ear gioulvities/ {ton was under the influence of| oi Pp er alcohol. Constable Breward said | 8. the accused was unsteady on his| feet and there was a strong smell of alcohol on his breath, | scribed. Mrs. C. Hoag, convener Colborne Street John's at the chapter at School and St. M. Detlor, briefly outlined the | Evening Auxiliary Council decided to hold off| from voting on the motion until| the next item of correspondence] had been read. This was the re-| port by the Clerk covering the Township's participation during "Exercise Tocsin". According to the report, all eight schools in the Township were contacted by the clerk within five minutes of the civil Lesson Failure Draws $75 Fine defence warning. The school in| Ashburn was away on a bus trip | when the alert was given, said| Murray Robinson, Clerk of Township. Councillor Brooks asked if the| schools were evacuated when notified of the warning. No, re: plied Mr. Robinson. tine safety check. under suspension. "How do you notify the gen-| nragistrate F. S. Ebbs found| |the accused guilty and fined| him 875 and costs or one month |, fin jail. His car was impounded eral population?' queried Deputy Reeve John Goodwin. Mr. Robinson told him that night-time was the most difficult time to alert the population| °F three months. Michael Ruddell, 19, of West|impounded for three months and {Hill, had his driver's licence his licence suspended for one |suspended for careless driving year. {by Magistrate C. W. Guest on| {March 20. On his way to Osh: | awa to pay a speeding fine, on| the same day, he was stopped th |by Ontario Provincial Police| © Constable Whitehead for a rou- Ruddell was back in Whitby | Magistrate's Court on Tuesday| on a charge of driving while Preston's employer testified | {that the accused was a very {proficient worker and that he had been doing his job well. Besides the 10 day jail term, the accused's car will be Plays Host To Brooklin United | United Church Fireside Eve-| |ning Auxiliary held its monthly meeting on Monday evening, {when the group entertained the | | Mrs. Langford presented the| chapter with a gavel to be in| | be| presenting the prizes from the | June graduation. Regent, Mrs. | er Juniors, twice All-Ontario Junior "A" softball champions, Heffering's Imperials, and the newest entry, Tony's Intermediate "AA" club make up the 4-club circuit. An extra attraction will be an inter- locking schedule for the month of June with Peter- boro--featuring Ray Judd . . . Attention all girls in Whitby between 12 and 16! Interested in playing soft- ball? A practice will be held at the Town Park, Saturday morning at 10:30. ' Ah I THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 10, 1961 § operation. The Meeting closed in the usual manner. next Evelyn Virgin after her recent!meeting will be held June 12. Mei Du Git HARDWARE DIV. 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