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"WHITBY And DISTRICT 'JURY DELIBERATES 3 HOURS Convicts Oshawa Trio On Bookmaking Rap A two-day trial ended in On- tario County Court, Wednesday, with three Oshawa men being convicted on conspiring to en- gage in bookmaking and record- ing and registering bets. "The petit jury of 11 men and one woman, deliberated for three hours before the guilty verdict was brought in. John Raymond Keys, 48, of the Queen's Hotel, Oshawa, James Mcliroy, 72, of 1344 King street west and Edward Harry Williams, 77 Gibbons street, Oshawa, were remanded until Monday morning for sentence. In his summation to the jury, Crown Attorney, W. Bruce Affleck said, "why is bookmak. ing an offence?" "Gambling like alcohol is un. controllabe in some men and a man usually ruins himself because of the availability of these. "They carry on a tax-free operation and in one day the three accused made $114.65 profit, tax-free. "With bookmaking they bring in the other crimes: narcotics, prostitution and assault to make those who owe money pay-off -- and then the corruption," he said. Defence Counsel, R. D. Hum- phreys, QC, told the court there wasn't enough evidence to con- vict them. "There is no evidence they sat down and made an agreement," Wouldn't Change Plea Driver Goes To Jail \ William Ernest Kitchener, 51, of 59 Eighth avenue in Wood- bridge, pleaded guilty to drunk driving in Whitby Magistrate's Court, Tuesday. : Constable Ernest Collinson of the OPP testified he was pro- ceeding along Highway 7 when he spotted a parked vehicle on the side of the road. He told the court the vehicle's lights were on and the motor Lions Plan Wash-0-Rama Saturday Members of the Whitby Lions club met, Tuesday night, for the first time since their an- nual convention at Cornwall last week. Several tales of exploits by members were passed around the dinner table and the group discussed plans for next year's convention. Special mention was made at the meeting of the tribute the Whitby Lions received from other clubs, especially for the antique display of furniture by Bill Jermyn, blind furniture A float carrying several of 'Bill's hand-made pieces of an- tique furniture was an added attraction in the Cornwall parade. Comments about the sale of tickets for the Lions "Wash-0. Rama" were made and the club anticipates a large num- ber of dirty cars at the car wash next Saturday morning, June 8, starting at 7.00 a.m. The Wash-O-Rama will be held at the north Brock Texaco service station with the price of the car wash set at $1.50 per car. Proceeds from the car wash will go towards Lion work and activities in the community. Church Groups Participate In Dedication M Worship at St. Mark's United Church Sunday morning included a Service of Dedication conducted by Rev. A. M. Butler. Representatives of the CGIT Explorer and Mes- eenger Groups participated and presented their missionary offerings. Those representing the youth ups were: CGIT, Margaret mith, Patsy Price and Barbara Breckenridge; Explorers, Mar- garet Cox, Kathy Potter, Bar- bara Weatherup; Messengers, Coleen Harvey, Sandra Nose- worthy, Cindy Akerman and Babs Brandon. Elders R, Law and J. White- burst represented the Christian Education Committee and the M and M Committee. Saturday the Congregational and Sunday School picnic was held at the Greenwood Conser- vation Area. d-| asleep in the front seat with his was racing. The accused was foot on the accelerator. Kitchener told Magistrate Harry W. Jermyn he had five or six bottles of beer and had stopped the car because he was tired. His Worship told the accused he had pleaded guilty to the charge and asked him if he wanted to change his plea. The accused said he didn't. When Magistrate Jermyn sen- enced the man to seven days, the accused asked him if he could change the sentence for him since he didn't want to lose his job. His Worship replied he was unable since this was the mini- mum sentence as prescribed by law. ' WHITBY he said. "'The Crown's evidence is purely circumstantial." Addressing the Jury he said, "the Crown must establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. It doesn't matter how suspicious anyone is. "We don't convict people in a British court on suspicion, only evidence," said Mr. Humphreys. He summed up his defence stating the accumulated evi- dence amounts to nothing more than suspicion, There was no conspiracy proven, Nothing was proven, Mr. Humphreys said. Violated Probation Gets 3 Months David L. Maunders was sen- tenced to three months in jail, Tuesday, when the youth plead- ed guilty in Whitby Magis. trate's Court to violation of his probation. He had originally been placed on a one-year suspended sentence and granted proba- tion for theft of over $50. In sentencing the youth, Mag- istrate Crawford W. Guest, said, "You've no one to thank in this situation but yourself." AT ROTARY EXPENSE A shy 18-year-old Henry High School student, Charles Herder, told the members of the Whitoy Rotary Club Tuesday of his ex- periences on a four-day Rotary sponsored trip to Ottawa. He was a member of a group of students from all parts of Canada who enjoyed the 13th annual "Adventure in Citizen ship". The young student was chosen to represent Whitby by the prin- cipal and teachers of his school because he had displayed all round good character and schol- astic ability. Included among the many ac- tivities he told the Rotary mem- of the opposition John Diefen- baker, a meeting with the wife of the Governor - General, Madame Vanier, a visit to the office of Mayor Charlotte Whit- ton, a tour of the RCMP detach- ment at Rockcliffe Park, discus- sion groups and a bus trip to Hull, Quebec. The modest scholar com- 'Shy' Student Sees Ottawa At Work bers were: a speech by leader) pleted his report by thanking the Rotary Club for giving him the opportunity to have such an interesting and educational ex- perience. Lloyd Gibson, Rotarian, ex- pressed the Club's gratitude for with a gift on behalf of the members. Mr. Gibson jokingly noted that from the detailed extent of the young man's report he didn't seem to have had any fun. He then proceeded to suggest that Club President Charles Rycroft send the student back at, the president's expense and this time let him have some fun. Next year a top student from Anderson Street School will make the trip from Whitby. SCUGOG CLEANERS & Shirt Lounderers FREE Pick-up & Delivery Daily PHONE 668-4341 MAY FREEZE MILK EDMONTON (CP) -- Preser- vation of milk by freezing may be possible soon. R, P. Dixon, Alberta cattle improvement, says fluid milk sales likely would increase if the method is successful. Ex- supervisor of dairy|} FREE Have your furnace cleaned free and guaranteed trouble-free all winter, if you purchase "White bing 9 unified fuel oil from Western 0. DIAL 725-1212 the talk and presented Herder| Tuesday. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 6,1963 5 Whitby Father Drunk Driving A 29-year-old Whitby man, Bruce Earl Reid, 300 High street, was sentenced to seven days in jail when he pleaded guilty to drunk driving in Whitby Magistrate's Court, The man was apprehended by Corporal James Barter of the Town of Whitby police de- partment when the officer stopped the accused on Brock street north. The officer testified he fol-i§- lowed the accused from Lupin drive and Dundas street to where the accused turned right at the four corners. While he followed Reid the accused crossed the centre line four times-in the distance from Lupin drive to Brock street, When arrested the ac- cused's six-year-old child was placed in the cruiser. Magistrate Harry W. Jermyn sentenced the man to seven days in jail but told the ac- cused he would not make any mention about the suspension of his driver's licence and the im. pounding of the vehicle. This would be left to the Department of Transport, he said. Owing to the death of William James Jordan Sawdon there will be no delivery and the office will remain closed all day Friday June 7th, 1963. SAWDONS' (Whitby) LIMITED 244 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY periments on frozen milk are WHAT TO B FATHER'S DAY JUNE 16th SPORT KNITS - Dad wants proper fit plus freedom of action. These active and attractive knits assure him of casual comfort. to launder. Wide range of colors, From... . SLACKS i + For cool and casual summer wear. Well tailored lightweight fabrics in Boat ee cransiay ae ARROW SPORT SHIRTS Keep Dad well dressed in handsomely tailored short sleeve lightweight shirts. These air-cool fabrics stay fresh all fo launder like @ breeze, A variety of rics, patterns and colors, Up OTTENBRITE Men's Wear 103A DUNDAS ST. W., WHITBY 668-3261 under way both in Canade and Britain. TICKS PLAGUE MOOSE Heavy infestations of ticks have been found on moose in some areas of Ontario in recent years. His Worship had no other alternative but to sentence FREEMAN'S FORMAL Maunders to jail. FREE Loan of spreader or sprayer with e purchase of fertilizer or insecticide. COMPLETE GARDEN SUPPLIES SALES & SERVICE Sportsmans Corner 103 Byron St. S., Whitby PH, 668-4511 WEAR RENTALS Now At. oe USS VE'S MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP 129 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY Suits Tailored to Measure by eo WM. H _LEISHMAN e@ HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN @ TIP TOP TAILORS Relax, Enjoy Yourself MINIATURE © Bring the whole family and have a morning afternoon or evening's fun. 9 Long Holes, nothing like It for miles oround, Adults or Children. ONLY es. BROOKL Driving Range 1% Miles North of Brooklin on No, 12 Hwy. For information Phone 655-4413 PERSONALS Mrs. Frank Roberts, Byron street north, was in Ingersol, last week where she attended the funeral of her sister, the late Mrs, John MacMillan. Mrs. Roberts was accompanied by her son, Garnet, of Whitby, and daughter, Mrs. Fred Ogden, of Oshawa. Mr. end Mrs. Homer Collins, of Hamilton, and baby Cindy, visited at the home of Mr. Col- lins'. parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Collins, of Victoria street. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Collins, and family, of Don Mills. Billy Weir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Weir, Dovedale drive, NAT 1962 PONTIAC Parisienne 2 door hardtop. Finish- ed in aporkiing white with biue top. Snappy V8 and $2995 I RENAULT Caravelle convertible. Refinished in turquoise and equipped with ~ $1095 MERCURY Tudor hardtop. Fully equippad and $995 REAL@ Oo], Keep Dad Cool All Day With A Fine Cool Air SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRT by Forsyth -- Your choice of five popular collar styles -- in cool crisp cottons or the ever versatile 100% Terylene no-iron shirt, Sizes 141% to 17. COLLAR STYLES: Reg. - Soft Dome Tab, Soft Dome Rounder, Soft Fifth Ave, Button Down Pal - 10096 Terylene. 4.00 and 5.00 MERCANTILE Dept. Store WHITBY PLAZA FREE PARKING WHITBY COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL Swimming and Water Safety Classes: As in previous years the Whitby Community Swim- ming Poo! will conduct classes in swimming and water safety during the months of July and August commencing Tuesday, July 2, 1963. THIS YEAR THERE WILL BE TWO 4-WEEK COURSES FOR BEGINNERS FROM JULY 2nd. TO JULY 29th AND JULY 30th TO AUGUST 26th. THE BEGINNERS CLASSES WILL BE SMALLER IN SIZE AN DTHIS WILL ENABLE THE INSTRUCT- ORS TO DO A BETTER TEACHING JOB. COURSES FOR JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE, SENIOR, ETC. WILL BE HELD FOR SIX OR SEVEN WEEKS COM- MENCING TUESDAY, JULY 2nd. CLASSES WILL BE HELD EACH MORNING MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. DURA- TION OF EACH CLASS IS FROM ONE-HALF TO THREE-QUARTERS OF AN HOUR, Those wishing to register are requested to obtain registration forms from their school and bring it together with the fee to the Community Arena on June 11 or June 12 from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. All applicants must be 6 years or over. A fee of $3.50 per person for beginners and $4.50 per person for all other classes will be charged if registration is made on the above dates. Registrations after June 12th, are $1.00 more per person. These late registrations shall be made to the Treasurer, F, N. McEwen, Town Office. Registrations will not be accepted at the Swimming Pool. WHITBY COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL ° 5 fF. N. McEWEN, Treasurer. (| is celebrating his d birth- day today. Friends of the fam- ily wish Billy many happy re- turns of the day. Mrs. Robert Hickey, Hutchi- son avenue, and Mrs. Tom Wil- liams were co-hostesses at the home of Mrs. Hickey at a "Stork Shower" in honor of Mrs. Hank Stolks. Approximately 15) ladies showered Mrs. Stolks| with lovely gifts. The hostesses served a buffet lunch. Mrs. Gregory Carter, chair- man of Ontario County South Regional CWL, and Mrs, Desmond Newman, president of St. John the Evangelist CWL, attended the June meeting and| pot luck supper of St. Mary of the People CWL in Oshawa. Prior to the meeting a special Mass for the Pope was cele- brated by Father N. Gignac, Pastor of St. Mary of the Peo:| ple and Spiritual Director of On- ote County South Regional Cecil Bradley, and his daugh- ter, Mrs. Vernon Moore, attend- ed the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. Bradley's aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. William Malley, | held in the IOOF Hall in Orono last Saturday. 1962 RAMBLER 1959 FORD Classic 400 4 door sedan. Fully sees and finished in shining ~ $2095 Tudor sedan, equipped with auto- matic and economical six cylinder ~ $1295 1957 CHEVROLET Fordor hardtop. Equipped with V8 ine and radio, Finished in gleaming black and in. excellent funning condition. $1145 1962 CORVAIR Monza sports coupe. Finished in corinthian \white and equipped with automatic and radio, $2395 1959 METEOR Tudor sedan. Completely ever- hauled and equipped with radie. $1295 1961 ZEPHYR Fordor sedun. One owrier, beauty, in excellent condition and equip- ped with radio, $1345 1962 ENVOY Station Wagon. One owner, $1695 low Mrs, M. Harper of Toronto visited at the home of Mrs. A. Stanlick, Byron street north. She is Mrs. Stanlick's sister. pins sn BROCK Evening WHITBY STANLEY BAKER -- COLOR BY e Shows Start 7:30 Only One Complete Show Each Evening FEATURE STARTS APPROXIMATELY 8 P.M. 4 -- STEWART GRANGER -- PIER ANGELI ROSSANA PODESTA DE-LUXE gold 1958 CHEVROLET Fordor sedan equipped with V8 engine and automatic transmis- ~ $1095 1960 ZEPHYR Fordor sedan, finished in tritone and equipped with rad'n. $1095 1958 RAMBLER Fordor sedan, In excellent mechan- ical condition and equipped with ~ $995 _o\* OUR FOUR POINT POLICY FOR CUSTOMER PROTECTION: 1. A written guarantee is furnished with each car 5 years old and less. 2. The name and address of the form- er owner of any car sold by us is available upon request. or that, is 3. We do not sell at retail any car pre- viously used as a taxi cab or police 4. We do not sell at retail any car that hes suffered a major collision not mechanically sound, * SEE THESE CARS ON DISPLAY NOW AT ... Seawa TE EN N,N ------ 200 DUNDAS W. 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