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WHITBY And DISTRICT Slides Shown EMO Co-Ordinator Council Returns At Brooklin By MRS, ARTHUR ELLIOTT | i SRC <LIN -- Abou! mem- Brock St. Speaker Library Budget , swan maar Brock Street Hi and S held its regular monthly meeting Mon- day evening, with President Bergstrom in the chair. The meeting was opened with the singing of O Canada, and the, repeating of the Lord's Prayer. The minutes were read by Mrs. Lailey, and the business was carried out as usual. Col. F. S. Wotton, co-ordina- tor of the EMO for the City of Oshawa and Ontario county, was the guest speaker of the evening. He gave a talk on) ithe latter part of June. |United Church Women sat down) to a pot luck supper recently in the Christian Education Hall of Brooklin United Church. ' bea : Guests attending included: Brooklin Public Library Board Rev, and Mrs. 6. 0. HA The room count went to Mr.;was rejected by the Finance) ; itd : |\Bareham's room, which was do- Committee chaired by Deputy wet i da Holliday, | nated back, to go toward a/Reeve Myrtle Lovelock, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Gregor, Whil- emergency measures, showed For Brooklin some very interesting slides, The b : Arst g » budget submitted to Whit- and distributed booklets to by Township Countil by the those present. itrip fc ils. is tr is| Lovelock , : sil at : ; trip for the pupils. This trip is|\Lovelock informed council a by, entertained by showing being planned to take place in'the meeting held at Brooklin | aan ' that the Finance Committee had hae ag it AB pag ; studied the budget and thought ' ' The meeting closed with the that the Library Board should pyxRSONALS singing of God Save the Queen. _ hed Nx ' Soadioncais were served by reconsider their estimates. Mr. and Mrs. George Boake, Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Parish,, The budget for this year was|June and Ralph, visited rela- an estimated $8,914, this would|tives and friends at Barrie re- mean that a mill rate of 3.4 cently. would be levied for library pur-) Sympathy is expressed to e Carried Beer To Lunch poses. J. H. Stroud of the Li- Mrs. Allan Jackson, in the sud: ' brary Board estimates that/den death of her brother, How- Jailed For Assault A Port Perry youth, who told] the court he was taking three bottles of beer with him to drink with his lunch was Tues- day jailed for 30 days for assaulting a police officer who questioned him about the beer. Robert Eadie, 19, was convict- ed by Magistrate Robert Dniep er in Whitby police court, PC Raymond Goodwin, of the Whitby Detachment of _ the OPP, said that at 5.15 a.m. on Jan. 20 he was proceeding south on Simcoe street north in Oshawa when he saw a man standing on the side of the street. He said that he ob- served him throw something into the ditch and stopped to} question him. It was Eadie, he said. While questioning Eadie, said PC Goodwin, the accused pro-| duced three more bottles of beer from his clothing. While awaiting the arrival of the Osh- awa Police Department, he said, Eadie refused to give him his identification and after being placed under arrest, re- fused to close the passenger's § door on the cruiser. He said that the accused pushed him and a struggle ensued in which the officer received a grazed cheek. Two Oshawa police officers said they arrived. as_ the struggle continued and put hand- cuffs on Eadie Eadie told the court that he had grabbed PC Goodwin's wrists as the officer laid his hand on his arm. He also told the court that he was struck on the face in the struggle. Magistrate Dnieper told Fadie that he disbelieved the accused completely and entire- ly. Chance To Meet Those In Jail An Oshawa youth, who ad- mitted stealing a car from a Whitby used car lot was Tues-| day given the opportunity of! making « study of people in jail and people out of jail. Gary, Watson, 17, of Boyd street, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and told to look at people outside the jail when he came out and decide which he would choose as comnanions Sgt. Gerald Robinson, of the Whitby Police Department, & said that a car had been re- moved from the Whitby Motors used car lot on Brock street south on Feb. 12. On March 11, he said, he had questioned Watson and the accused had admitted taking it to Corner- brook, Newfoundland. The car, he said, is still there. The court was told that Wat- son had been associating with the wrong crowd. Magistrate Robert Dnieper told him that he would give him an opportu: nity of. spending some time with the type of people with whom he had been associating "When you get out, look around at the others. Then make your choice,"' said His Worship as he sentenced him to 30 days. In addition, his Worship or- dered Watson placed on proba- tion for two years, and for six council would approve a budget/ard Dobson, on Sunday, March which would not exceed three/4, at his home in Manchester in mills, his 76th year, Funeral services "-- a HS: _, were at Port Perry on March The Finance Committee also 7 with interment in Kendal Eadie, in reply to questions recommended that one aspect! Cemetery, Utica. by Crown Attorney Brucejof the Catholic Cemeteries Asso- Mrs. A. C. McCulloch will at- Affleck, said that he was tak- ciation application to establish tend the OHA Convention to be ing the beer to work with him a cemetery on Concession 3 be held at Niagara Falls, Presa . : March 15 and 16 as a voting at Bay Ridges, where he was referred to the Planning Com- delegate from Brooklin's Horti- operating a scraper, to drink mittee. 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