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WHITBY and DISTRICT Manager: Lloyd Robertson Whitby Bureau Office: 11), Dundas St. West Tel. MO. 8-3703, JULY WEDDING IN WHITBY St. John 'the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, Whitby was the scene of the recent wedding of Mary Lilian Lane, daughter of Mr. and: the late Mrs. J. Lane of England to Anton Paul ten Westeneind, son of Mr. and Mrs. ten Westeneind of Holland. The Nuptial Mass was cele- brated by Father L. J. Austin, pastor of St. John's. Mrs. Helen Wilson was the organist and during the service hymns were sung by the students of Grade 5, "9 Youth Fined For We Pistol Pot Shot | | As the result of some small bird shooting an Ajax youth ap- | peared in Whitby Magistrate's Court Tuesday. Brian Edward |Wichman, 16, 98 Kings Crescent, lwas charged with pointing an air pistol at someone without | lawful cause. He gave a plea of not guilty. te A Scarborough youth, William ' |Morley, said that on. July 2 he | i A St. Bernadette's school, Whitby, conducted by Miss Pat McCann. The bridesmaid was Miss Trudy ten Westeneind, sister of the bridegroom and the flower girls were Elizabeth Hogue, who flew from England to attend the wedding, and Catherine Davey. Following the wedding a re- ception was held at St. John's parish hall and the bridal couple later left for their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. ten Westeneind will make their future home in Oshawa --Photo by Aldsworth Studio Town Approves Shopping Plaza A long sought after addition to Whitby's business life was/said that no starting date had local given approval by Whitby Town Town Engineer Charles Hoa been set for the plaza. '"'How- jwent with a girl-friend to the iThird Concession of Pickering /Township where there was a swimming pond. He said that on the way down to Glass Lake 'he saw two people sitting in a parked car. The person in the passenger Hinders Police Fine Imposed A father's attempt to bail his son out of jail resulted in a fine at Whitby Police Court held on Tiesday. John Lee, 43, of Scar- borough gave a plea of not guil- lity on a charge of obstructing a | police officer in the execution lof his duty. Sergeant B. Box of the Pick- ering Township Police Force said that he was duty sergeant at the Police Station on the night of June 24. At 1 a.m., he said, the accused man appeared at the station and said that he was the father of Garry Lee who was in the cells, on a liquor of- fence. Lee told the sergeant that he wanted bail papers and was in- formed that he could have them the next morning. The accus ed, he said, replied, "Don't give me that, get me one now." The sergeant said that he al- "iso refused to give the accused the name of the local Justice of | the Peace owing to the lateness lof the hour. At this time, the witness said, he was called out- side in the ordinary course of work and was followed by Lee who continued to call him names. Lee also wanted to know the names and phone number of the councillors, the sergeant said, and was informed again Council at a special meeting ever," he said, "the entire proj-/nat they would be available in held Monday night. Council »7reed to the erection of a sh plaza to b opposite Fairview Lodge on) ect must be completed within two years or the agreement wil! be void." Councillor Coath Paul Said the morning. The accused man shouted ob- scenities, the witness said, and hindered his work. Sergeant Dundas 'street west. Councillor|that the agreement provided for Box also said that Lee left the William Davidson and Council-|storm sewers and that the de-' station returning at 2 a.m. still lor Desmond Newman moved/velopers have made arrange- jn a belligerent manner. Montreal Man Charge Reduced | Whitby Police Court Tuesday charged with driving while in- toxicated. Alfred Hooper, ; appeared before Magistrate F. S. Ebbs. P. C. James Brown of the Pickering Township Police' Force said that on the evening of July 14 he was on patrol east | of Harwood Avenue on High- side, he said, was pointing a gun at them. Morley indicated the accused as the person holding the gun. Morley said that there was nothing said but they turned 'and went back up the hill from the pond. When they were some dis- tance from the car, he contin- ued, he heard a shot and a pellet whizzed past their ears. He said that he could tell by the sound that the weapon was an air pistol. Morley's . friend, Carol Vin- cent, of West Hill, said that when they approached the car she could see that the gun was pointed towards them. She said that when they retreated she could see, on turning round, that the accused kept the gun aimed in their direction. PC P. D. Nichols of the Pick- ering Township Police Force said that at 4 p.m. on the day on question he was flagged down by the couple at Highway No. 2 and told of the occur- rence. He said that he went to the scene twice and found the way No. 2. The officer said that he saw the accused man drive west in an erratic manner, driv- ing on and off the soft shoulder four or five times. The witness said that he tried to stop the accused three times jby pulling out beside his veh- jiele and honking the horn but Hooper paid no attention. P.C. Brown said that finally he called |through the passenger window 'to Hooper who then stopped. Hooper left the car, the offi- cer said, walking very slowly. When taken to the station, he continued, the accused man walked inte a glass door. P.C. Brown said that he was of the opinion that the accused was not fit to drive. : Hooper, who gave a plea of not guilty, said that he pulled off the road as he thought the 'officer wanted to pass. He also said that in Quebec the police sound the sirens when they want someone to halt. The accused man also admit- ted having had a few pints of beer. His Worship reduced the charge to one of driving while the ability to do' so was impair- A Montreal man appeared in, * Lost In Swamp For Two Days, Incoherent OWEN SOUND (CP) -- Willis Milley, 77, of Toronto was. car- ried semi-conscious to safety on a stretcher after a two - day ordeal in mosquito - infested swamps near Eugenia, 39 miles south of here. Milley was taken to hospital in nearby Markdale where his condition was reported to be satisfactory. j His son-in-law, Harold More of, Toronto, and Durham _ militia- man Howard Phillips found him Tuesday in a small clearing where he had collapsed Monday} night, only a few yards from| the point where a 125 - man, search party had turned back a! few hours earlier. | Milley managed to tell. his; rescuers he had heard shots and| sirens set off by the search! party but had been too weak to walk towards the sounds. "He was dazed and confused," said Const. Harold Vogt, one of the provincial police who led the search. TALKS OF STREETS "He kept talking about streets --but there were no streets in there. When we told him we had been looking for him, he kept on insisting he wasn't lost. "It must have been hell for him -- especially without any) water or food. -If we hadn't found him today, I doubt if we would have found him alive."| Milley, who disappeared early Sunday, was mud splattered and his legs were badly lacerated by undergrowth. approaching and when they left to the right of them". inet of thelr heads. His Wor-| borough with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mra Ken chil- Commissions are raising a total Driving Charge «& Corner and Mr. Watson and son ; ants has been carried on for a with driving while intoxicated.,Port Whitby, WA members are," fall has greatly increased. lington has been increased this | y Pats 9 55 years. This' has that on May It at 2.99 pm. brating his birthday today. His made saw the accused drive west |secure persons willing to look Clarke Raises 7000 Pheasants accused their the second time.'ed. Hooper was fined $100 and In his evidence Wichman said costs or ien days in jail, his that he shot at a sparrow when driving licence was. also sus- Morley and Miss Vincent were pended for three months. he shot at a sparrow which was above their heads. He told Magistrate F, S. Ebbs that the bird was, "25 feet above and PERSONALS His Worship said, "I have no eae : doubt that not' only was it Mrs. ae McPherson ed pointed, but fired, according to 20W ghia net after Peta your own evidence, within 25 ing a week visiting in Peter- : . Moynes and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ' oh a 100 " : . ra ond . -- ta ship ft Lagos aun et Homlyn. In Lindsay she was . By MRS, KEN. GAMSBY , rh aie gin wae confiscated, 'he guest of Mrs. Elizabeth ORONO -- The Clarke Town- sit sd : 'Copp and Mrs. Alice Bagshaw. ship. and Darlington Games : Corner and ° . . a 5 biran? vi of 7,000 pheasants which will Found Guilty On aren and Mrs. Clifford Watson be released [ater this summer spent two weeks vacationing at!. . v Crowe Lake at a cottage. Mr,|i" the two townships. : ee, *| This policy of raising pheas- Morgan Frederick Walling Barry also spent weekends é see z 39, of Artemisa township, Grey there: number of years by the two County appeared in Whitby Game Commissions with the} Police Court Tuesday charged St. John's Anglican Church, result that hunter success in| Walling gave a plea of not/holding a pot luck supper in the The allotment of . day old guilty. Sunday school room this eve- PC Watson of the Pickering/ning at 6.30 p.m. yns : 'orce said i ' ; Township | Bolles Force fa Mr. Albert McMinn is cele-|mer he was parked on the north)-": P ' possible because other side. of fiohway No: 2 at the|ftiends wish him many happy areas have cut back on their Pickering Beach side road. At 'eturns of the day. demands for pheasants ° as| that time, the officer said, he} Ajmonds United Charch Wom: they are finding it difficult to) 1 Ive en are holding a picnic meet-} exceeding the speed limit. The witness said that he turn-| ed and gave chase, between Harwood avenue and _§Picker- ing today at the home of Rey. and Mrs. T. J. Read in Sunder- land. after the young chicks. Mr, Powell has also state that in this area it is becoming increasingly difficult to farm OVERCOME BY. SMOKE Firefighter Ron Allen, 23, received inhalator treatment after being overcome by | smoke while fighting a school ertson Public School was des- troyed in the fire Loss was estimated at $75,000. --(CP Wirephoto)° fire at St. Catharines, Ont., Tuesday. Supervising treat- ment is Chief Arthur Burch (left). The 113-year-old Reb- | Cc is believed to give an accurate count of the fish in the stream. TOUR SCHOOL Grades 7 Public School on a guided tour of the new| So is| suitable Clarke High School to open this September. R. Chater, ance teacher, arranged tour for the students. which Mr. Witherspoon, the prindi-juse will be made of the money chicks for both Clarke and Dar-|Pal! of the new school, explain-/and space available. ed the various features of the Hs ; ; new school to which a number|by Clarke Township Council to|to th ner yee Sk » ens on the tour will be attending erect a building attached to/ers. The students will attend our church. this coming September. A committee of the Orono Couples Club are making prep-|architect and have also con-| tember. a Centennial cele-|tacted a second gentleman who | s=--ss=s the Orono United|has been in the planning busi-/ month|ness most of his life and has| a) marks the one hundredth birth- pg very highly recommended | 0 us. arations for bration of Church' which _ this day of the church in the com- munity. he assistance. at Brooklin, Pickering, Oshawa, The Public School. pupils of|Whitby and Bobcaygeon have and 8 of the Orono been visited and plans of other} were conducted buildings have been examined. | 44 Mrs, | plan who is their guid-|the near future. It is felt that) the/every effort must be made to, 4 plan well so that the very best|erintendent |mittee have been held. Mr. R./filled the church for the special Dickson has shairman and Mr. R. Hancock, } secretary. Other members are} Mr. B. Long, Mr. J. Rickaby,} Mr. W. Irwin, Mr. C. Billings and Mrs. W. E. Armstrong. Mr. C been appointed | service and graduation cere. monies. E. Warburton of Courtice was the guest speaker for the anni- versary and emphasized to ] 1 both the children and the adults - Tamblyn has also said that)the importance and reward in would give all possible' working for the church and the Sunday school. Miss Marilyn Cobbledick's jclass under her director sang {two selections. The Junior Sun- Christian Education Buildings |day School choir also present- two numbers under the \leadership of the choir leader, |Miss Joyce Long sang the solo parts in the choir numbers. Mrs. W. E. Armstrong sup- of the Sunday ischool, conducted the gradua- tion ceremonies when students Permission has been granted|Were promoted and presented eir new classes and teach- far nothing adequate or been seen. We other places in has to visit their new classes when the We had one meeting with an Sunday School re-opens in Sep- PLASTERING The Orono United Chu REPAIR WORK No Job Too Large or Small RECREATION ROOMS rch ing Village his vehicle reached and seconded the motion that)ments with the PUC for trans- t Magistrate F. S. Ebbs , He told Magis: speeds of 100 mph. At this time the mayor and clerk sign a site/formers. He told council, 'we! that the accused was not arrest- Present plans are to hold the Sunday School held its anniver- activities near the Say service recently. The chil- dren of the Sunday School half-' Mr. and Mrs. Mervin McCon- out the birds when they arrive.| n nell and family and Miss Greta| The day-old chicks arrived| Centennial Phone MO. 8-8733 plan agreement. have compromised considerably|ed -at that time as the cells The agreement, between the|but we will gain in assess- which hold two people normally, town, the Public Utilities Com-| ment." were occupied by six people. mission and the developers of} Council also passed an amend-|His Worship said that he was the site is subject to the ap-| ment to the zoning bylaw where-| satisfied that Lee.was making proval of the town solicitor, Mr.|by a tract of land behind the a nuisance of himself and hind- he said that the accused was/Barker were guests of Mrs.:Wil-|early last month and to further|@nd of October. driving west in the east bound liam Adam at their summer cot- augment the pheasant popula- lane, tage at Crown's Landing. tion, 500 mature birds were re-| PC Watson said that the ac- leased within the past week. cused man drove into a motel} Anne, 19 months old daugh-|) ater in the month a further west of Pickering. When Wall-|ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilkes-| number of poults will also be Hugh Nichol. proposed plaza would become! ering the sergeant A fine of In reply to a question asked|part of the local business zone $25 and costs or ten days in jail by Councillor Mrs. Joyce Burns,!to be used as a parking lot. was levied. Brooklin Hillcrests Bombed By Brampton By GERRY BLAIR It proves disastrous to move in against a club like Bramp- ton Ramblers without adequate bench strength. This fact was evident last night as Ramblers claimed a 15-9 decision over Brooklin Hill- crests in Brampton. The Ramblers' victory all but dispelled any hopes Brooklin had of overtaking Brampton for the league leadership. Brampton now holds a 12- point bulge over second place Hillcrests with only nine games remaining in the 1962 OLA Senior schedule. Brooklin played a_ tremend- ous first period, and managed to hold a 2-0 lead going into the second frame. Brampton rallied the count before session was three minutes old Hillerests were behind only 6-5 after 40 minutes of action, but faded from the picture in the third period. Brampton -- outscored Hill crasts 94 in the final 40 min- ute period Ramblers displayed a tremen- dous diversified scoring attack with 11 players involved and only four repeat. scorers, Wayne Thompson, Barry Ash- bee, Bob Dobbie and Mike to square the middle | stron ing left his vehicle, the officer said, he was shoeless and held onto the side of his car before sitting on the trunk. He said that Walling smelled gly of alcohol and was un- steady on his feet. PC Waston said that he informed the ac- cused 'that he would be charg | led with drunk driving to which Finnigan with two each. Single| Brampton in a deadlock for counters came from Bert Nay- lor, Barry Fendley, Bill Casta- tor, Jack Madgett, Gord Thomp- son, Ken Richardson and Bruce Wanless. Cy Coombes paced with three goals: One of the top Junior performers in_ the province with Hasting Legion- naires, Johnny Davis had two! markers, as did Rock Batley and Larry Ferguson. Joe Todd, another junior from Hastings who did an ex- cellent chore up in Port Credit last Thursday night, was slated for duty, but suffered a minor injury last Saturday, -and was unable to accompany Brooklin to Brampton. Hillcrests Brooklin expect a power- packed roster for Saturday's re turn engagement against Brampton in the Brooklin Me morial arena' with action sched- uled for 8.45 p.m, This contest could prove vital- ly important to Hillerests as Port Credit clashed with St Catharines Athletics in back- to-back games Thursday and Friday night If Port Credit is successful on both occasions as they were two weeks back, Hillcrests would be battling against! BROCK For This WHITBY Show JENNIFER JONES JASON ROBARDS, » JOAN FONTAINE TOM EWELL STARTS Recommended as "ADULT ENTEKTAINMENT" Program--One Complete Each Evening at 7:30 8:15 Plus Second Feature Attraction "SQUAD CAR" --Shown at 7:30 WITH VICI RAAF, PAUL BRYAR, DON MARLOWE second spot with Sailors. BROOKLIN Goal, Baker; alts., Grandy, Davis, Ferguson, Batley, Carnegie, Barrie, K Lotton, Bruce, Coombes, and Craggs. BRAMPTON -- Goal, Jim Thompson; alts., McClure, Fos ter, Dobbie, Gord Thompson, Finnegan, Ashbeee Wayne Thompson, Richardson, Fend- jley, Bill Wandless, Naylor, Cas- tator, Bruce Ford and Madgett. First Period 1, Brooklin: Coombes ... 5.4 2. Brooklin: Batley «ee Penalties: Madgett 8.26, Nay- lor 14.01, Carnegie 15-17, Coombes 15.22 and Dobbie 15.32 Wanless, Second Period Brampton: Naylor te 4, Brampton: Ashbee .... 5. Brooklin: Ferguson ... 3.5 6 v3 3, . Brampton: Fendley ... - Brampton: Castator (Naylor) . Bramvton: Th'pson 9.21 9, Brampton: Finnegan (Bill Wanless) ....... 10- Brooklin: Ferguson 11, Brooklin: Coombes (Ferguson) Penalties: Richardson 5.03, Thompson 5.47, and Castator 16.04, Third Period 12, Brooklin: Batiey - Brooklin: Davis (Coombes, Batley) .... Brampton: Madgett ... . Brooklin: Davis (Craggs, Ferguson) ... 7.5 3rampton: Dobbie ..... 8.0 . Brampton: Ashbee (Dobbie) . Brampton: Dobbie (Ashbee) . Brampton: W. Thompson (J. Thompson) 2 . Brampton: Finnegan (Naylor) 21, Brampton: (¢ (Finnegan) 22. Brooklin: Coombes (Ferguson) . Brampton: F (Bill Wanless) ' 15.25 'Brampton: Bruce Wanle (Dobbie, Madgett) 17.30 Penaities Batley 14.30, | seveee 3.26 rdson 5 the accused guilty he replied that he would not go to the station. | The officer said that Walling was taken to the station where he apologized for his behaviour. The officer stated that he thought Walling was _intoxi-) cated. PG: J. Detachment OPP said that he was parked at Church street in Pickering when PC Watson was giving chase to the accus ed. He said that he saw Wall- ing at the motel where he ap- peared to be intoxicated. When giving evidence Wall- ing stated that he was a sales manager and had been travel- ling over the district during the day in question. He said that, he did not have very much to eat but had drunk four bottles of beer. At 3 a.m. he said that he felt hungry and left the motel to preliminary official count began) Department go to a restaurant. The accus- of votes cast in Monday's Stor-|electrie device which stuns the! ed said that he suffered from mont election--which resulted in) fish various foot ailments and had a the hairsbreadth victory of Lib-| with pair of comfortable shoes in his car. Walling said that when he reached his destination he found that his shoes were no longer in the vehicle: He said 5 that was why he was not wear- ing shoes when he was appre- hended Magistrate F. S. Ebbs found on a re duced charge of 'driving while) the ability to do so was impair-; ed. A fine of $150 and costs or, 10 days in the county jail was imposed. NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS |official results tabulated Mon-!a two - year period. Hallnor Mines Ltd., 6 30 mos.} ended June 8:2. cents, Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd., 6 mos. ended June 30:) 1962, $283,600, 5.7 cents a share; | 1961, $179,900, 3.6 cents. Southern Canada Power Co. Ltd., 3 mos. ended March 31: 1962, $5 1961, $485,345, 90 cents. | HUGE RANCH 100-MILE-HOUSE, B.C. (CP)| -- The 28,000-acre Highland) Ranch here has been sold to} Robert Monical of Ore., boundaries are 20 lakes. 304 Rosedale drive, unde | surgery at the Oshawa General! Hospital 2s the result of an! accident: Friends of the family wish Anne a speedy recovery. Best wishes for a happy birth- day are extended to Pauline,| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kel-| sey Thompson, who is celebrat- ing her birthday today. Mr. Guy Noel of Lon- don was a guest on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.! Herve Carriere of Beach street. | The many frends of Mr. Harry McKeown, Athol street, Jean Hospital. They prompt recovery. Sunnybrook wish him a | Police Guard | Ballot Boxes For Counting CORNWALL (CP) -- Ballot boxes were placed under a 24- hour police guard Tuesday as a; eral candidate Lucien Lamour. eux, Returning officer Alphonse Charron announced he has ar- ranged with city police to main- tain an around-the-clock vigil on the ballot boxes "until we are finished with them." This would mean they will be under guard in Mr, Charron's law office for at least a week, since the official count in the deferred federal election does not take place until next Mon- day. Progressive Conservative can- |didate Grant Campbell, denied Tuesday to three years in peni- re-election io the House of Com. mons by 92 votes on' the un-! has day night, announced he 5 1962, $166.100,|Will seek a recount if the official) p) 8.3 cents a share; 1961, $164,000,)count next Monday upholds the which ..| preliminary result. The election in this eastern Ontario constituency was ferred four weeks because of| for Mr. candidate nominated June 18 federal vote. La- 1,249, $1.12 a'share;|moureux was chosen to replace made, him. The 41 - year despite his late campaign, votes on compared start in the to unofficial 11,569 for Mrs: Marjorie Ball of the;t livestock de-'s. $ deals in thre the death of the original Liberal/mony, He said Shantz brought from the Codrington Raising Farm to be released in Clarke and. Darlington Down- ships. Money to raise these birds is obtained through the sale of Township Licences which are necessary for hunting within the two regulated townships.-It is understood that close to two) __ tons of feed will be administer- ed prior to the time the young birds are released to fend for themselves. Conservation Officer D. K. Powell says that a recent} count of fish in the upper Wil-) Pettit 'of the Whitby are sorry to learn that he is in Mot has shown that few trout} exist in the creek. The survey} was made in the area south and north of the railway flume, | west of Orono. North of the} Committees to. plan the activi- ties and to compile the. history of the church are being setup in preparation of the 100th anni- versary, BUILDING REPORT The Building Committee, ap- pointed by the Orono United Church, for the erection of a Christian Education. Building would like the congregation to know what has been accom- plished so far. : Four meetings of the Com- REEVES' ARTISTS SUPPLIES -- oat -- DODD & SOUTER STATE FARM MUTUAL A CANADIAN HEAD 0 WM. H. (BILL) MIDDLET: 608 BROCK ST. S., Useyourhead--and SAVE! Check State Farm's low insurance rates for care- ful drivers--rates so low that one out of two may save important dollars. And check State Farm service--so good that people insure more cars with us than with any- one else. Call today! UTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY FFICE TORONTO, ONTARIO. ON WHITBY STATE FARM INSURANCE * MO 8-3762 PAINT AND flume, the survey counted only/| three trout of any significant! size and these were brown} trout. No rainbows of any size| were counted in this area al-| WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON ST. S.--WHITBY MO 8-5231 though small rainbows were) numerous. | The count reveals that the| reason for poor fishing is that the fish are not in the stream) to be caught. In making the survey, Officials the} use an for only a few seconds) the fish coming to the surface of the water where it can be counted. This method 3-Year Term For $25,000 Farm Fraud STRATFORD (CP) -- A live- stock dealer was sentenced Family Monuments oF ! AGS/ Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 COLLINS Mid-Summer Sale CONTINUES! ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR Reduced ...... ALL Reduced LUGGAGE 10°35" COLLINS SHOES 119 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY tentiary for defrauding district farmers of more than $25,000 in Nile Shantz, 46, of Plattsville,| eaded guilty to the charge,| summed up about 45 deals. Provincial police Corporal F. Loree gave details of the e hours of testi-| pai | the farmers for less than half of 76,892 worth of purchases! Cpl. Loree said Shantz had -old lawyer, /two accounts in a Woodstock the bank, one for sales and one for chalked up 11,661| purchases. Money in the ac- tally counts varied in amount from a Mr. | few Portland,| Campbell, 1,297 for Social Credit Shantz sold livestock at a loss by Fred Hilton Davis forjcandidate Mel Rowat and 970 and used the cash to cover par- Castator 12.06 andia reported $1,200,000. Within its! for 'NDP cents to $100. He said! ially indebtedness from pre- ivious sales. | ONE-PIECE CONCRETE MWMEDUTE DELVERY CW ALL UES @ FOR YOUR NEW HOME @ REPLACEMENT FOR OLD STEPS @ NON-SLIP SURFACE ON TREADS AND PLATFORM OLIVER J-Jdal Bian