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"WHITBY And DISTRICT VOTED DOWN Agreement Dissolved County Quits EMO Ontario County Council voted Tuesday to dissolve its agree- ment with Oshawa and with- drew from the joint Emergency Measures Organization at the end of the fiscal year. Council's assessment stand- ing committee, the committee responsible for recommending the withdrawal from the joint committee, recommended. the setting up of an Ontario Coun- ty Emérgency Measures 'Organ- ization. ; The recommendation was turned down by a vote of 23-10, leaving the county without an EMO at the end of the fiscal yearm However, it is 'expected the committee will recommend the setting. up of a county EMO again today. Reeve Sherman Scott, of Pickering Township moved an amendment to the resolution calling for the setting up of an Ontario Cunty EMO and re- Mr. ,Quantrill suggested there is equal representation of bot! the county and city on the joint EMO committee, therefore Osh- awa cannot alone decide policy. A tie vote is a lost vote, he pointed out. Reeve Heber Down, of Whitby Township said Oshawa is where the hospital and doctors are and the. county contributed to the new wing building fund and if- anything does happen, Osh- awa is where emergency meas- ures are needed. Mrs. Lovelock charged Co. Wotton "takes things on him- self and does not. take direc- tion. from county council. We need someone who knows what he is doing to head up a coun- ty EMO," she said. | Reeve Patrick J. Sheean, of| Ajax, said the joint organiza-) tion job "is too big for Col.) | did not vote. Council's consti- ution states every member in his seat must vote when a vote 's called for. Mrs. Lovelock had abstained from the voting. She said she wasn't going to vote for some- thing she didn't understand. However, she said, she did not wish to see EMO abandoned in the county. Committee chairman Norman Hogg, Uxbridge Township dep- uty reeve ruled the voie invalid. On the second vote, Mr. Mor- ley's motion was defeated by a 24-14 vote: On a vote on the recommend- ation to withdraw, 21 were in favor and 17 opposed. Mr. Scott requested a re- corded vote. The result: yes, 28; no 8. Mr. Down suggested all the votes were "confusing." In 'favor of remaining in thie Wotton, but that was meant to|joint EMO were Quantrill and Ontario County Council voted 18-10 against the endorsation o! a United Counties, Preston anc Russell, resolution calling for serious consideration by the fed eral government of the advis- ability of legalizing lotteries in Canada. A provision contained in the Preston-Russell resolution was that profits from the lotteries are to be utilized exclusively for the benefit of charitable institu- tions and hospital grants. Whitby's deputy reeve, George Brooks said he was not in agreement with the recom- mendation of the finance com- mittee, that the council could not endorse the resolution, Mr. Brooks said there is both legalized and illegal gambling in Canada and in Ontario. He pointed out that it is perfectly legal to go to a race track and place bets at the window, but it is strictly illegal to bet with 'bookies"', "Furthermore," he - said, "'sweepstake tickets can be pur- chased almost anywhere. It is not hard to find someone who be no reflection on him, He has|Broks, of Whitby, Down, Whit- jenough to do for Oshawa alone,|/by Township, Morley of Picker- jwill sell you an Irish Hospitals which is Resolution Calls For Legalizing Of Lotteries room could stand up and say 'hey have never purchased a sweepstakes ticket. One couacil- 'or stood up. Parick F, Sheehan, Ajax reeve, said the time has come 'n this country when people have to stop being 'legal hypo- crites", "If the government: is pre- pared to take money for tax out of lottery monies coming 'nto the country, then it ig time to make lotteries legal in Canada. I am in complete agreement with legalized lotteries,' Mr. Sheehan said. . Sherman Scott, reeve of Pick- ering Township said if lotteries are legal for one thing, then they should be legal for all things. Scugog Township's reeve Cecil Fralick agreed with Mr. Scott. He said if lotteries are to be legalized 'let's not hide behind icharitable skirts. How much money do you think will stop going out of the country if lot- teries become egalized,". he said. ; Port Perry's reeve J. J. Gib-| son wanted to know if bingos| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 14,1962 5 'Potential. Murderer' Gets Three Months Described as a 'potential murderer' by Magistrate Crawford W- Guest, a Toronto man, who drove the wrong way on Highway 401, with only one headlight, was Tuesday sen- tenced to three months on a dangerous driving charge. The incident, for which Peter; Roman Gurga, 25, 3017 Queen streei, was sentenced indirectly resulted in a fatal accident which claimed the life of six- year-old Alexander Maresch, of Kitchener, Oct. 6, near the Rit- son road interchange. Hugh Charles Martin, of Brighton, a transport driver, said he was driving east on Highway 401 on the morning of Oct. 6 when he saw a car ap- proach in the passing lane. He testified that the car had only one headlight operating. The witness said the car swerved to avoid him and came to a halt beside his truck on the median. Just then, Martin said, he felt a bump and on in- vestigation discov: that a car had driven into the rear of his trailer, aval eres ener, German speaking, driver) of: the damaged car told the court, through an interpreter, that he struck the right hand corner of the truck which was parked on the passing lane of the highway. Passengers in the Borrmann vehicle were Walter and Maria Maresch of Kitchener and their four children. The second youngest, Alexander, died in the crash. : Constable David Simmons of the Whitby Detachment of the OPP said that he arrived at 'he accident scene and found Gurba, "who. seemed in a_ shocked state", : Cpl. Joseph Tulloch of the Whitby Detachment gave evi- turned to the four lane highway inadvertently driving west onto the east bound lane. He said that Gurba had admitted drink- ing four or five pints of beer at his home the previous evening: When called to give evidence Gurba said that he was con- fused by the Harmony road in- terchange. He said that he had not gone to far along the road before he discovered his mis- take. Magistrate Guest said, "any man who drives 'on Highway 401, on the wrong side of the median, proceeding in the wrong direction, with one head- light on and had been drinking, in a 60 mile an hour zone ceér. tainly was driving in a manner dangerous to the public and is nothing but a potential mur- derer. "Had it not been for the vig- ilance and evasive actions of the truck driver you would have committed suicide. Fines seem to be nothing but a licence to drive carelessly on the high- ways therefore I sentence you to three months in jail." Family Monuments ] Creared To e) Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS, LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST: MO 8-3552 dence as to a statement made by the accused at 10 a.m The officer said that Gurba told him that he had followed a car along the highway and had cut off at Harmony road in error. | Cpl. Tulloch continued that | Gurba indicated that he had re.| | FREE L.O.L. & VIMY RIDGE LODGE Card Party re: Nov. 16th HAS BEEN CANCELLED L.O.B.A, were legal, He said people at-| be hols 3 : _|Sweepstake ticket, without a. joint Emergency\ing and Warden Earl Dows tended bingo six nights a week| " Have your furnace cleaned free this" |Measures Organization," | jlegal to buy, but illegal to sell. summer and guaranteed trouble- instating G. D Hepditch as _ its chairman. His motion was to Mr. well A passenger in the truck, Ber-| delete both recommendations and disband EMO in Ontario County completely. Whitby's reeve Everett Quan- trill caarged the assessment committee never gives any rea- sons for its recommending the county withdraw from the or- ganization and suggested, pos- sibly, it was because the com. mittee members '"'just wished to spend another day at county) council. The committee, he said, just says "'Let's get out. - Council spends more money deciding to stay in." Whitby Township's deputy reeve, Mrs. Myrtle Lovelock, suggested that council mem- bers should attend the EMO meetings to 'see what the money is being spent on." She charged that Oshawa {Sheehan said. | He said we (county council) | can still have our own EMO} and it would be more effec-| tive: He said it was proven in three hours early in the year that Ontario County cannot} have a joint EMO. Early in the| year, in three hours, he. said, it} jwas '"'we're in," 'we're out') jand '"'we're in again." | Reeve J. J Gibson, of Port! Perry, said he had to agree} that the joint EMO did not| work out the way council had) hoped it would, but all munici- palities have been asked ot help themselves. "How many have," he said. He added that information has been made available to all municipalities how many have availed themselves of the information. ' Residents Seek Reduced Speed In Bay Ridges Bay Ridges 500-member Rate- payers' Association wants the speed limit along the Base Line reduced and the whole question of safety along that road reviewed, Ontario. County Council was told Tuesday morn- ing, Donald Werry, RPA spokes. man, told the council that the area in question is a portion of the Base Line between the "If the government is going jto permit gambling, then it |should be made legal -- if not |then it should be stopped al- together. But, if it is guing to continue, then it should be made legal to get the benefit from it." Mrs. Myrtle Lovelock, Whitby Township's deputy reeve want- ed to know "honestly" how many persons seated in the Glasses In Glove Box Fined $25 Liverpool road and a point and a lot of money is spent at/ these bingos. Columbus Man To Stand Trial | On Rape Charge A 16-year-old Toronto gir! nard Farrar of Tren'on, said that he asked the accused, "how on earth did you get onto the wrong side of the highway?" The witness said that he re- ceived an incoherent reply. Manfred Borrmann of Kitch- SEA TRAFFIC UP Passenger and cargo traffic through Yugoslav seaports in 1960 was almost four times the 1939 figure. told of being raped twice on a lonely Pickering Township side- road when giving evidence at a preliminary hearing at Whitby Police Court Tuesday. Cameron Pacey, 23, of Colum- bus, was arraigned before Mag- istrate Crawford Guest on a charge of rape, The Grade 10 student said is the time to start your Low Christmas Stopping free all winter, if you purchase "White Rose" unified fuel oil from Western Oil Co. DIAL 725-1212 New Date... Nov. 30-8 p.m. AT...1.0.0.F. HALL 115 .BROCK | STREET WHITBY FRESH CUT UP CHICKEN LEG OR BREASTS .... ARNOLD'S OPEN THURS. 'TIL 8 P.M. FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. WED. 'TIL 6 P.M. JUST .NORTH OF THE 4 CORNERS FRESH CUT FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BEEF @ SIRLOIN Steaks 79: @ T-BONE @ WING PORTERHOUSE LB. STEAK or ROAS japproximately 400 yards east A Lakefield man who drove PRIME RIB : f jthat she drove to Oshawa with lof the Brock road, in Pickering| Without his glasses was fined four companions on the eve- l always has a greater represent- A Small Deposit Will Hold RUMP ROAST BEEF Reeve Cyril Morley, of Pick- uw. 75° ation at joint EMO meetings, therefore it has a greater vot- ing power and it is Oshawa who decides where the money is to be spent. Mrs. Lovelock said Oshawa okayed a 40-foot, eight-foot deep ering village, suggested coun- cil had reached an impass and referred the first recommenda- Township. at Whitby Police Court Tues- Mr. Werry asked that. the|%Y- tion be referred back to the} jcommittee for rewording. That} was the section dealing with the withdrawal from the joint culvert at Oshawa Airport which EMO co-ordinator, Lt.-| Col. F. S. Wotton requested "If Mr. Quantrill wants to live in a culvert, OK, but I don'f," she said. organization. 21-16 vote. Then he objected to the vote and charged it was invalid be- cause every member of council Village Balks At New County Road Residents of Brougham are not anxious to have the Brock road pass through their smail, but proud village, Donald Gib- son, spokesman for a number of Pickering Township Council pe- titioners told Ontario County Council Tuesday morning. Mr. Gibson presented a peti- tion to Pickering Township Council asking that it do all in its power to prevent the new and improved county road from running through Brougham. He told' the county council Tuesday that the governing body of his native township sug- gested county council be con- tacted by the ratepayers whose names appeared on the petition. Mr. Gibson pointed out that letters had been forwarded to residents of the village asking that they assist in preventing "the Brougham we know today from being mutilated'. The spokesman told county council that the Brougham of tomorrow "will hardly resemble the Brougham of today if the present plans of the county en- gineering department to have Brock road pass through the village are carried out'. "First the wholesale cutting and burning of trees will con- tinue up the Brock road, then the bulldozers and the asphalt machines will tear up and'widen the road by two or three feet. There will be stop lights on the two main corners of Brougham. "The improved highway and the eventual opening of a High- way 401 interchange will send hundreds more automobiles into even bigger traffic jams in Brougham every Friday and Sunday night. "However, anxious motorists will soon discover that by turn- ing down the side streets they can miss the lights, then every street in Brougham will be- come a potential death trap for the village children. There are more than 70 public schools in the village. "This is the new Brougham we will be left with -- because it is cheaper to continue the new highway through the village than to go around it, as was done with Dixon's Hill, on High- way 48, at Greenwood. "Must the citizens of Brougham pay such a price in order for the county to have a 'cheaper' highway. Must we sac- rifice the beauty and safety of our village for this kind of pro- gress?" Mr, Gibson asked coun- cil. Mr. Gibson said he attended the council meeting for one rea- speed limit be reduced to 30| Gary Hiemstra, 22, pleaded miles an hour. |guilty to charges of driving He said that by 'mere vir-|Without prescribed lenses and tue of the number of new resj-|/@tiving without lights. [dents in this area and the fact| there are two main exits His motion was defeated by athe Base Line, Krosno boule.|Attorney Bruce Affleck that he |vard and Sandy Beach road,|had Aa jthe section in question becomes) 8/48ses when driving on Palace a danger zone when through traffic is permitted to travel at speeds in excess of 30 miles an hour. The present posted speed limit on this stretch of road is 50 miles per hour. At the intersection of Brock road.and the Base Line are a number of residences and a school. The only precaution in this area is a school sign. There is no speed reduction, Mr. Werry said. The situation is not -im- proved by the fact that large trucks are constantly in and out of the Colonial Homes yard and it is impossible: for ¢hesc! trucks to attain the speed limit, thus causing a dangerous area of passing in a "No Passing Zone." Mr. Werry told council the RPA has' the "whole-hearted support" of the Squires Beach RPA. Pickering Township Coun- cil has also voted to support the Hiemstra told the court in reply to questions put by Crown not been wearing his street in Whitby Oct. 28. He said that the glasses were in the glove compartment of the car, Magistrate C. W. Guest fined the accused $5 and costs on the lights charge and $20 and costs for the lenses offence. Hallowe'en Prank Costs Pair $50 A Hallowe'en prank resulted in a $50 fine for two Pickering Township youths at Whitby Police Court Tuesday. Robert. Bentley, 20, Second concession and Stewart Craig, 19, Church street appeared be- fore Magistrate C. W Guest charged with causing wilful damage. Constable Glover Hutchinson of the Pickering Township Police Department said that on Hallowe'en the house of another request that the speed limit be reduced in the Bay Ridges and Brock road sections of the Base) Line. | The spokesman pointed out} son, and one reason only, to ask that the Brock road go around Brougham -- not through it. | "Brougham," he said, 'is aj small village, a residential vil-| lage and the business establish-| ments in Brougham are there to serve the people of the vil- lage. "Brougham," he continued, "is an old village -- a proud vil-| lage. I can visualize the village jas becoming a cross-roads of jtwo main highways if council |permits the Brock road to 1ur |through the village." The village will soon become} jjust like Markham -- not a| place for a home -- but a place for service stations, the spokes- man pleaded. He said he was well aware that it would be much cheaper) lfor the county to permit the| jroad to pass through Brougham. | "But," he said, "is the saving to the county worth the sacri- ficing of an old, proud, residen- tial village." Warden Earl Dowswel refer- ted Mr. Gibson's plea for Brougham to council's roads and_bridges committee for study bing a recommendation to coun- cil. that the Base Line runs from} Liverpool road in the west to) Oshawa in the east. Along one| part of its length, at Ajax, the| speed limit is reduced to 40| miles an hour at the ap.| proaches and 30 miles an hour| through the town. At Whitby, he said, a 30 mile-an-hour speed limit becomes effective some distance west of the Hospital. Council's roads and bridges) committee will study the Bay Ridges RPA brief and report) back to council. Stole Motors Gets 18 Months | A Toron'o man who broke| into two summer cottages in| Rama Township was sentenced] to 18 months in jail at Whitby Police Court Tuesday. | Arnold Stanley Flood pleaded guilty 'to two charges of break,| enter and theft. Constable Ger-| ald Wilkin of the Brechin OPP) Detachment said in evidence) that. various articles including| Ontario| WRITBY DON'T TELL WHAT BROCK Evening Shows Start 6:55 and 8:20 Last Complete Show at 8:20 . THE LIVING 2 DEBORAH outboard motors had been stolen) from two cottages on Rama Island, July 30. | The officer said Flood was) traced through a_ fingerprint found in one of the dwellings. Crown Attorney W. Bruce Affleck said the accused had been convicted six times in the past five years for theft and other charges of the same nature. Magistrate Crawford Guest told Flood, "'you seem to have made up your mind to pursue a life of crime, you are heading for Kingston Penitentiary." His Worship then passed sentence to run concurrently on_ both charges. CLOSE CHECK NORANDA,' Que. (CP)--The |the Polish wartime underground jans policeman on the force had words painted on one wall. Con- stable Hutchison 'said the paint had been applied. with spray bombs and that $100 damage was caused. Both youths pleaded guilty to the charges. Restitution has been made the court was told. His Worship levied the fines and costs with the option of 10 days in the county jail. WHITBY DISTRICT MEN'S LEAGUE Team Points -- Legion No. 4, 2, Drews 1, Ramblers 2, Melody Grill 1, Legionaires 3, Millwork 0, Bathurst 3, Jakes 0, Mittons 2, Hoffers 1, Andrews No. 1, 3; Mifflins 1, Dunlop 2, Honockers 1, Munns Press 3 and B and R Transport 0. Triples over 700: D. Denyer 784, T. Ainsworth 752, B. Hen- derson 724 and D. Reed 718. Singles over 250: T. Ains. worth 356, J. Mifflin 307, B. Hen- derson 302, D. Reynolds 284, D. Reed 284, D. Denyer 281, 263, B. Villeneuve 280, E. Birch 266, T. Mclvor 265, E. Brush 260, B. Carter 259, E. Hutchinson 254 an D, Grant 253, DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bexhill, England Jane Walker, 84, a British member of who helped hundreds of Allied servicemen in escape bids. Montreal--Dr, Alfred Lloyd Smith, 76, former chairman of the home missions board of the United Church of Canada and president of the Greater Mont- real Council of Churches. Mexico City--Roque Conzalez Gorza, 77, president of Mexico for a short time in 1915, a former general and congress- man; of a heart ailment. | Toronto--Dr. Donald R. Fin- layson, 70; assistant superin-| tendent of Sunnybrook Veter.| Hospital: until his retire-| ment in 1958. Montreal--Senator Telesphore| Damien,. 80, who served a long| ning of Oct. 6. She stated that when driving south on Simcoe street north she thought she saw her boy friend drive past. The witness said that she left the car in which she was rid- ing and walked north on Sim- coe in an effort to find. her| friend. She said that Pacey drove up in his car and asked) if she wanted a ride. The girl said she got into the vehicle and was driven to ROAST BEEF Any Item Till Christmas At... OTTENBRITE COUNTRY SAUSAGE ™*" ,, 29° BUTT PORK CHOPS", 59° _Men's Wear 103A DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY PEAMEALED COTTAGE FRESH .WIENERS 3 Ibs. BRAISING SHORT RIBS Fresh HAMBURG STEAK a side road in Pickering Town- ship. She 'added that Pacey smelled of liquor and drove fast. The court heard of two at- tacks made upon the girl in the secluded road after which the girl was taken to the Pick- ering village interchange at Highway 401. The witness said that she was able to get the licence number of Pacey's vehicle as he drove off. After this, the girl said, she stopped a car on the highway and was driven back to Toronto. At a line up in Whitby De. tachment of the OPP the fol- lowing day, she said, she iden- tified Pacey as the man who had raped her. Magistrate C. W. Guest com- mitted Pacey for trial and re- manded him on $5,000 bail. WHITBY PERSONALS Mrs. Brigadier Semster of Belleville, will be guest speaker at the meeting of Salvation Army Women's Home League to be held Thursday, Nov. 15. All members are urged to at- tend. Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Donald, Byron street - north, spent last weekend in Montreal where they visited relatives and friends, Neighbors and friends of little Brian Williston, son of Mr. and Mrs. L Williston, Byron street north, wish him a speedy recov- ery from his accident suffered recently. Mr. and Mrs. M Reeds, 307 Mary street east, entertained at a dinner party Sunday, on the occasion of Mrs- Reeds' birth. day. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornish, Mrs. Dar- len Cornish and her daughter Sherry,. Donald Cornish, Mrs. Grace Avery all of Oshawa and Mrs, Hazel Pogue of Lindsay. The many friends of Doug Read, 829 Athol street are sorry to learn that he is in the Osh- awa General Hospital. 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