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WHITBY And DISTRICT Found In Basement, | THE WHITBY Rotary Club had an unexpected guest on Tuesday at their weekly meet- ing in the form of a life-like | Norwegian manikin. The per- fectly - proportioned model, called tescusi-Anne" has been imported by the St Ambulance Brigade to teach AT ROTARY CLUB Speaker Demonstrates Life-Saving Methods A life-like replica of 16- year-old Norwegian girl. was used to demonstrate the mouth to-mouth method of artificial respiration by a St, John Am- bulance expert at Tuesday's meeting of the Whitby Rotary Club, Harry Hammond, Staff Officer of the St. John Ambulance Association, un- veiled the perfectly - proportion- ed maniken to the Rotarians and said it was the third time that "Rescusi-Anne" had been viewed by the public in Can- ada. The new method of artificial resuscitation had been adopted by the St. John Ambulance as a supplement to the 103 known methods of artificial respira- tion. He explained that there were five. of the manikins in Canada which were all being used to teach the mouth-to- mouth method to those taking the St. John Ambulance first aid courses. "The face you see on the dummy," he stated, 'is a death mask of a Norwegian girl who died as a result of suffocation." Provincial Mr. Hammond said the models: Brooklin Star Lou By GERRY BLAIR of the more after lacrosse players in On- tario, Lou Nickle, signed with Brooklin Hillcrests on Monday night after many weeks' discus- sions with manager Alvin Puck rin and coach Jim Cherry. Nickle spent the past two seasons with Port Credit. Sail- ors, and a year ago was one of the contributing factors to a Mann Cup championship. Last season, Brampton Ramblers pulled an upset in the Eastern Canada Finals by eliminating the Sailors Many observers of Brooklin feel that one of the weaker points on last year's club, and again this season, was the lack of defensive depth. The 31-year old Nickle should solve this problem with his vast experi- ence. Along with Roy Wood and Rock Batley from Peterbor- One John | sought © e its first aid classes the mouth- to-mouth method of artificial | respiration. Pictured above is Harry Hammond, Provincial Staff Officer of the St. John Ambulance, right, who shows | the manikin to Rotarian | Charles Stafford, left, who or- | ganizes St. John First Aid $260 and mouth, were cost structure, and lungs human," SAFETY MOVIE In addition to the practical demonstration, the Rotarians saw a movie, "That They May Live," which showed the method of giving mouth-to- "almost the head, bone- teeth, throat method, said Mr. Hammon, the} Nursing; '| Charles Richard. Benns, 22, ; jof RR 1, Pickering, was Tues- iday found guilty of breaking and entering the County Bow! at Whitby with intent to com- mit theft. He was remafided to jthe conclusion of the General \Sessions of the Peace by. Judge | Alexander C. Hall, QC, for) jsentence after being toid that he may be sent to peniten jtiary. Douglas Rowden, 114 Byron, | ee north, Whitby, said that\the men's washroom and put on the night of Feb. 24, about; 11.20 p.m., he had checked all| doors and windows in the) County Bowl, a bowling alley at 118 Byron street north. At that time, he said, he found one of! the locks on the window in the men's. washroom had been! jloosened. | He said that he and his wife jwere watching television in |their apartment, next door to| \the bowling alley about 15 min- jutes later when he heard the| rear door of the building open.| |When he did not hear antici- pated footsteps upstairs, he said, he investigated and found two men, both strangers, stand- ing by the door. One of the men, he said, was Benns. He said that Benns told him he. was looking for a man named MclIntyre and when he was informed that he did not live in that building, Benns and the other man left. Hospital | courses in Whitby. The mani- kin's and head were moulded from the death mask face Recently the Whitby Ontario | of a Norwegian girl who died |Hospital Bowling League heldjhigh single, men; Jean Morton, to two convictions of escaping | Main thoroughfares. The streets its annual banquet presentation} of prizes, and election of offi-| cers. Grace was said by Bill Richards, before the members and their guests sat down to a jtaste - tempting repast. Following this, the president, |John Bakker, gave a vote of| thanks to Frank Hayes, head} chef, for such a lovely supper. | The business was started by an address from the president, and he_ intro- duced the head table and spe- cial guests: Dr. and |Weber, he being the Superin- jtendent of the Hospital and also Honorary President; Mr,| and Mrs. Baker, the purser; mouth-to-mouth| Miss Whitman, Director -- of Mrs. Richards, occu- victim received twice as muchipational therapy department; loxygen than with normal!Mr. and Mrs. Stinson, assist- breathing -- providing the life- ant chief attendant; Mr.| saver inhaled enough air for Bracey, Recreational Director.| both. Ted Vanderwal, the treasurer, | The St. John Ambulance did gave his report and at_ this) jnot adopt the Brooks Airway|time a special award was jtube, he said, because the/given to John Howland for hav-| "man in the street' could notiing a perfect attendance for 12) of suffocation and has a life- like mouth, throat, lungs and bone structure | --Oshawa Times Photo section | By using the mouth resuscitation by means|carry one around in his pocket years of bowling. of the Brooks Airway -- a tube which is inserted down the vic- tim's throat and which avoids|ST. JOHN METHOD cross infection by the contact of mouths. In 1865, the Rotarians learn- ed, a doctor prolonged the life, mouth - to - mouth resuscitation of President Abraham Lincoin, after he was shot in the Fordjuse, Theatre, by using the mouth-|around in one's pocket with no men, Barbara Pisani; to-mouth method. The Brooks Airway was face the distasteful task placing one's mouth over that of the victim. Suffocation the tongue often dropped over of the the air passage in the throat|eliminated and prevented the flow of air the Rotarians saver. into the learned. Signs Nickle lungs, ,ough, Nickle will help to settle the younger defensive mem- bers, Charlie Grandy and Elgin Luke, to a_ steadier perform- ance Nickle will make his first appearance in a Brooklin uni- form tomorrow night in Port Credit against his former mates, The Sailors are still search- victory the initial two for their dropping league opener a week ago to ing after In night in Brooklin, the Sailors With driving while his licence/Past three or four months. He| That the town clerk contact two impressed in the first period. and for one minute of the sec ond, but dropped from the scoring picture from then on Oddly enough in that contest, the defensive work of Grandy, Luke, Wood and Batley was outstanding Coupled with some tremendous ball stop- ping by netminder Pat Baker, Port Credit couldn't make a game of it in- vented to assist in saving the piece of polyethelyne which fit- victim's life, without having to|ted over of; and resulted because Mr. Hammond, the application vening BROCK § WHITBY JAMIE MARTY JAMES. "IT STARTED Last Complete Show At 8:25 STARTS 6:55 & 10:05 NUBREV-UVS-WILDE-BOOTHLFFER PLUS SECOND FEATURE ATTRACTION - 8:25 CC.OR---STARRING SOPHIA LOREN---CLARK GABLE Shows At 6:55 & 8:25 oe Gay FY re IN NAPLES" - _Sicharge in case of emergency. Next, the guest speaker, Dr. |Weber, was introduced by vice- president Bob Smith, and he gave a scintillating essay of| anecdotes. The highlight of the evening to| Was the awarding of the. prizes: | high average, high} In its stead ,he pointed out, the St. John Ambulance: had adopted a method of applying which safe free, carried, John Howland, be is and germ could ldifficulty whatsoever. acs es This, he said, was a circular the victim's mouth in which the life-saver could punch holes at the mouth and nostrils. Therefore, said mouth-to-mouth method cross infection be- tween the victim and the life' On a split vote, Whitby coun- cil this week turned down a mo- By. using the "Rescusi-Anne"' tion that a survey be made of dummy and the polyethylene|the town to decide whether or |sheets, said Mr. Hammond, it/not there is any need for low- |was now possible to teach the rental housing. Council instead method of the St. John Ambu-/endorsed a recommendation of |lance first aiders without. the|/the applications and bylaws jdanger of cross-infection. The|committee which would notify model, he said, had a one-way|the Department of Economics jvalve which released the air and Development that such blown into its lungs through an! housing is not required. opening in the neck. Reeve Everett Quantri!! said that without such a survey of the town's needs "we are speed- ily dismissing something we should be giving consideration to". He said there might be several people in town who could be assisted by a low- was found rental housing program. charges at, Councillor William Davidson, Tuesday. Daniel/ Whose committee presented the Charge Twice 2 Convictions An guilty on two Charles Breen, 20, 446 Fairleigh report, said that he felt there Oshawa man identical courts at/has been a substantial reduc- rents in Whitby in the avenue, Whitby Oshawa, Police appeared u Court charged tion in said that the town now has a} was under suspension. | the number of.empty houses which) PC Harold Hockins of completely, Whitby OPP Detachment said/are being offered for rent at/required for industrial purposes. that he was on patrol on the Much'more reasonable prices East Whitby Town Line on May than in 1961. 4 when he saw a vehicle parked "If we go into the proposition at the side of the road. The offi-/of low-rental houses," he said, cer said that as he approached "'we are opening the door to the vehicle started to move and many difficulties." | he stopped it and found the ac- Councillor George Bevan sec-} cused behind the wheel. onded Reeve Quantrill's motion! He asked the accused to pro- that the committee give further duce identification and he could study to low-rental housing but! not do so. The officer said that| council. voted to accept the com- sa pee aby pi ath po = mittee's recommendation. cused again found that he had Other sections of the commit- disappeared. PC Hockins said ed Topo SiO, AGopied: Ry that on investigation it was council were: found that the licence plates the | Re Safety Construction Act: car bore were registered for an- Your committee having studied other vehicle. the letter from the Minister of It was also produced in evi- Labor has concluded that the in- dence that the licence of the Spector to be appointed in ac- accused was suspended in Jan- CoTdance with the act, should be uary 1962. Magistrate C. W appointed by the county council Guest fined Breen $50 and costs 224 your committee recom- on a charge of having iproper mends that the county council plates and sentenced him to 30 € SO notified days in the county jail on the Procedure Bylaw: That the suspended driving count town clerk prepare the neces- At Bowmanville Police Court sary amending bylaw |Tuesday morning, Breen was| Re visit of HMCS Thunder:| ifined $50 or seven days in jail) That the letter from the Depart-| on a charge of driving while) ment of National Defence be ac-| under suspension, The Bowman-|knowledged and the the depart- ville offence took place while ment be notifiad that the neces- Breen was on bail on the Whitby sary arrangements will be made \for the accommodation of HC-) Annual Dinner Council Refuses Discuss Housing -Convicted Of Breakin Rowden said that he noticed! Sgt. Gerald Robinson, of the) the men did not pass in frontjsame department, said that the| of his window as he left and|footprints in the snow from the) he investigated and found two|Rowden home led to a bricked sets of footprints in the snow|up window on the north side of leading to the rear of the bowl-|the bowling alley. He said that} 'ng alley. Minutes later, hejdrapes on the inside of the said, he saw the same two men building could lead one to be-| ¥ walking along the east side of lieve they covered windows. the bowling alley. He said that the basement The witness told the window which was smashed that as he watched, was 1 . "-- = greg ool A " vindow in| ground level. e sai walked over tu the window in leg ere ge ee was not intoxicated. Benns, who was not repre- court Benns| his hand up to it. At this point, : Be Ps ag im pega egg f the sented by counsel, told the Vee Sere mY Cicourt that Feb. 24 was_ his house, he said, the accused had)pirthday and he had been disappeared but the other!drinking for much of the day. man was walking on Byron|He claimed that he really was street. PC James Wilson, of|looking for a friend named Mc- the Whitby Police Department,|Intyre when he visited the arrived, he said, and shone his|/ Rowden home. flashlight on the basement por sLEEP | window and he noted that it He told His Honor. that he! wae. broken. _ |had gone through the window Rowden said that he admit-\tg get into the basement to go ted PC Wilson to the County|tg sleep. He said he was quite Bowl and the officer went imto|qrunk and had been there for the basement and_ returned!tiye minutes before being found shortly with Benns. by police 7 J J Se MENT "T Believe the most FOUND IN BASEMENT yea PC Wilson said that he found|tent counsel 5 ok ates - Benns squatting behind the fur- not make oe oF pee you, nace a few feet from the brok-\ Worship tolé Benns, as en window. He said that Benns|/ound him guilty. told him he had been drinking) Benns told the court that he but he said. the accused was had a liquor problem and used intoxicated to belong to AA and asked that he be sent to Mimico for treat- ment. His Honor told him that it was his opinion that AA was still the most effective method of attaining results with alco- holism. Any other method, he |said, appeared only to dry them out His Honor noted that Benns' record included robbery and average, women; John Bakker, theft by violence, in addition compe- could His he not League high single, women; Louis Vil-\oystody, He said that' Benns leneuve, high triple, men; |nad been sentenced to the max- Georgina Nimegeers, high)imum in reformatory, two triple, women. he years less one day, and "can Lorna Stevens, high single,| yoy give me any reason why} handicap, women; Charlie Hen-|{ would be justified in not send- | dry, high single, handicap,|ing you to penitentiary?" men; Howard Cowling, high) yig wonor will pass sen- triple, handicap, men; Emily tence at the close of the crimi- Richards, high triple, handicap, nal trials in the sessions. women. Ist section winners -- Crows; Co | ee PERSONALS St. John The Evangelist Bowl- ing League banquet convened The election of officers forjby the CWL was held Saturday the coming season was chaired\evening, June 2 in the p&rish by Mr. Stinson, with the re-/hall. Following the distribution sulting slate: Past president,|of prizes by president Frank John Bakker; president, Bob Canzi the members enjoyed an Smith; vice-president, Hughievening of dancing and enter- Todd; secretary, Barbarajtainment provided by Mr. and) Pisani; treasurer, Ted Vander-|Mrs. Bruce Hazelton who play- wal; committee members,\ed the guitar and sang. rp Lett hgaga vuneusea: Willie Weir, son of Mr. and| To finish the evening a vari-|Mrs- A. Weir, of Dovedale drive, | ety of games was enjoyed in|iS celebrating his birth birthday| the recreational .hall and danc.| today. For the occasion a fam- ing for the 'young at heart." lily re-union has been arranged| --<----$<--$--$--$------ at the home of Willie's grand-; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donni-) thorne. Mr. James McLean, of Chap- |leau, spent the weekend at the |home of his parents, Mr. and} Mrs. Charles McLean, of Euclid | street, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, of Don Mills, is spending a month visiting her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mc- 4th section winners, Sparrows High pinfall -- Sparrows, Cham- pionship -- Sparrows; consola- tion prize -- Canaries. n "ard te || Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mce- eeeet oct yapmrecaton, for rean, Whihy, and Mn and Mer ee Less Almond, of Oshawa, visit- club during the past season d in Morrisburg and were the were given to the occupational guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Al therapy department secretary-|,.:4_ mana : Reid. treasurer and president, and also small gifts to the pin oys. CS Thunder on June 8, 9 and 10 on its visit to Whitby. Nuisance Bylaw: That the town clerk contact the Depart- Murchy, 212 Hallett street. ment of Municipal Affairs and. pr, and Mrs. N. G. B. Wiggin, | ask them to supply a copy of of Toronto, were Sunday visi-| an up-to-date nuisance by-law.!/tors at the home of Mr. and| Letter from Department of Mrs. R. J. Mcuay, of RR 1, Transport re half loads: That! Whitby. : the town clerk be authorized to : prepare a bylaw using the dates) Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Metheral which the County of Ontario attended the wedding of Mr. and| used in their bylaw. Mrs. Allan Hockly, the former | National Building Code: That| Miss Doris Evans. The wedding) this matter be tabled until ajtook place at Uxbridge Baptist) full meeting of your committee| Church. | can be held and when the town Miss Anne Mitchell celebrated| engineer can be present. her 2ist birthday on Sunday. Letter from Penetanguishene| pinner guests and other guests re .work for relief recipient: |for the occasion were Mr. and| That this letter be not endorsed. Mrs. &. Missett and family of} Code of Ethics: That this mat-/whitby and Mr. and Mrs. E.| ter be laid on the table until a McGregor and family of Scar-| en meeting can be! poro, | eld, Re property at Port Whitby: ADDITIONAL WHITBY | NEWS ON PAGE 21 appraisers to evaluate the prop- erty at Port Whitby, which is Harbor Committee Reports To Council The harbor committee thisthese copies become the prop- week advised Whitby councillerty of the harbor committee. | that active plans are afoot for) That the committee recom- improving the harbor area,.j/mends to council that a request Their report was turned over to|be made to the federal govern- the respective. committees of}ment for a lease to the town council to look after the mat-!with a view to controlling de- ters mentioned in the report. velopment of the property south The report of the committee,/of Front street. | read by Deputy-reeve George) That the committee recom- Brooks, is as follows: mends to council that necessary The following recommenda-|action be taken to construct a tions to council were passed by|proper road access across the motion by the harbor commit-|CNR spur line at the south east tee and are forwarded for the!approach to the harbor. | necessary action Re the application of Mce- That General Avgregates;Namara Marine Limited for ad- Limited be requested to remove} ditional land: Mr. F. Weaver in- the stone which is presently/formed the committee that this piled on Town of Whitby prop-|application had been favorably erty immediately west of the|received by the authorities in Texaco Oil tanks prior to June| Ottawa. He wished to record the 5. appreciation of the company for That Mr. C. Mantz be reim-jthe support given by council bursed $14. for the photostatjand particularly the work of copies of legal deeds and that|Mayor Martin that) 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 6, 1962 § # Known By Police, Fined For Driving Howard . Ashley Whitty of Cedar street, Ajax appeared be- fore Magistrate C. W. Guest at Whitby Police Court Tuesday, Whitty was charged with driv- ing while he was disqualified. PC Joel of the Ajax Police Force said that on May 8 at 3.40 a.m. he saw the accused drive on Cedar street when he knew that 'he was disqualified. The officer said that he stopped the accused and as a result of enquiries made the charge was laid. . His Worship fined Whitty $250 and. costs with two weeks in which to pay the fine. PLASTERING REPAIR WORK No Job Too Large or Small RECREATION ROOMS Phone MO. 8-8733 | PUPPY NEEDS HOME | Some pachydermatous in- | one little soft spot in his or | dividual abandoned oat her heart for a small amount | little puppy on busy Highway No. 2 Tuesday morning to | of dog food and a wax cup fend for itself. A local resi- | filled with water were found dent found the part spaniel in the box. Anyone wishing puppy and handed in to | to adopt the female puppy be- Whitby Dog Control Officer, | fore it is destroyed in the gas John Greer, pictured. above | chamber may call the Whitby | Dog Pound, MO 8-8021. with the pet. Mr. Greer said that the puppy's owner had ' --Oshawa Times Photo No New Bridges Over Railways It appears that Whitby drivers)plan, it would mean a one-year will continue to feel their ways|levy of about 10 mills. over two wooden bridges on! 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