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home of Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Osterhaut and Joyce, Dundas street east. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don Osterhout and daughters Noreen and Betty. | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, November 13, 1963 5 WHITBY PERSONALS She BOTTLED BOATS SAINT JOHN, N.B, (CP)-An exhibition of ship models if | bot- Stole Bicycle | Gets 2 Years PUMPKIN PIES NEW ROSS, N.S. (CP) 'WHITBY And DISTRICT also visited her Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault Tel. 668-3703 Hugh John Hunsdale commit- CASE MAY BE MILESTONE Misrepresentation?? was 11 at the time. Magistrate Harry sentenced him to 18 months def- inite and six indefinite in On- tario Reformatory yesterday on a charge of bicycle theft. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck submitted the record of the 27- year-old Oshawa man since he turned 21 in 1957. It inctuded: five charges of break and enter; one for the theft of a police cruiser (for which he received ted his first theft in 1947. He/The theme will be Jermyn| moon St. John the Evangelist hag vi ' : aughter-in-law and family. are sponsoring a dance, Satur- day, Nov. 16 at the parish hall. "Harvest One', complete with big yellow and a scarecrow, It is re- ported that tickets are almost sold out, The dance program has been -arranged; door prizes. Mr. and Mrs. D. G, Newman CWL, Mrs. Richard Sandrelli \M her rs. Ross Penny is celebrating |Lynne of Consecon. Other call- jers were Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Gordon Osterhout and daughter today./Kimberly of Debbie, daughter of Mr. in| Gordo of Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs. third birthday Deseronto were Friends of the family wish Deb-| weekend guests of their parents. bie a happy birthday, | Douglas Scheider visited his a dance} Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jenkins|uncle, Dr, Rupert Schi jcontest will be held with prizes who had lived in Oshawa for a\Toronto over the fe s awarded. There will also be/year have now moved to Whitby! - at 305 Victoria street east, Mrs. | \Jenkins is ; _ .. |Archibald Barnett who 'had been will greet couples on arrival.|, resident at the above address ' - Mrs, Newman is president of|for the past twenty-five years, |Petsons with two previous con- HEALTH HAZARD ACCRA (AP)--A new law pro- i the death penalty f the former Mrs.} victions caught smoking or on Family Monuments Henry Turner of nearby Lake Ramsay has answered the chal- jlenge to match an 85-pound \pumpkin grown by Gordon Prowse of Calgary. Mr, Turner raised a 110-pound. pumpkin} tles is one of the attractions planned for Atlantic Ports Day Dec, 9. Residents of New Bruns- wick and Nova Scotia have beer asked to submit entries. jwhich he reckons will keep his jfamily in pumpkin pies for some time to come. One-Sto | H DECORATING SHOP Say Men Sold Junk the quality of the wares. That @ Wallpoper and Murals @ Custom Draperies @ Broadloom end Rugs two years in Kingston Peniten- i] t th ine ta thal tiary); one of impaired driving; |¥i!! escort the couples to theit)¢ooiq Ravary, Jand another of escaping cus-\respective table. Mrs. Sandrelli|, :. na, | is celebrating nid Created To Bruce Affleck called wares which Irving Schwartz to peddle- in Pickerng town-} ship "junk"'. B. C. Baynoe said: "Let the buyer beware." Mr. Affleck is the Crown) Attorney for Ontario County. Mr. Baynoe was defending the! two accused on charges of; attempting to deceive the pub-) lic, and for peddling without al licence. Magistrate Harry Jermyn re- served j.dgment. on the matter of attempt to deceive until next Tuesday's session of Magis- trate's Court. | Timpano, of Etobicoke, and Schwartz from Toronto, were charged on Aug. 8 by Set. Dick Bodley of the Pickering| Township police, the court learned. "They admitted that they had been attempting to sell merchandise in the township, and they admitted further that they had no licence." The crown introduced six wit- nesses. Two of them, Charles) Smith and Lee Morgan 'testi- fied that the two accused had attempted to sell them articles of jewellery, watches, and a} razor. | The remaining four were) classed as "expert witnesses." Mr. Smith _ testified | that Simpson and Schwartz had vis-| ited his service station each week for a month in July and each time had attempted to sell him a watch. "Each of these had a price| tag of $65 to $71 on it," he stat-| ed. 'They offered to cut the price to $35 or $40 but I still was not interested." Mr. Morgan .told' the court that Schwartz had pulled up in front of his home sometime in the middie of July and offered to sell him a "General Elec- tric razor, plus a mecklace for $15." DOORBELL MOTOR He quoted the accused as say- ing: "This is a fine razor. It's General Electric. What more could you expect." Mr. Morgan said he looked at the box in which the razor| was alleged to have been, and seeing that there was no G-E seal returned it without looking) inside. Joseph Kernohan, production Manager for Remingto, Elec- tric Shavers, did not agree with Schwartz' appraisal of the Gen- eral Electric razor. "I tested it. It became un-! bearably hot in 10 minutes. The motor was only the type of vibrator used in a doorbell The cord was inferior. It drew too many amps. "And besides that, it would not shave. It was so poorly constructed that the combs and the cutter don't make contact. | Charles Milne, electrical in- spector for Ontario Hydro, said the razor was a "possible fire and life hazard." "It was never approved by our office and there is no seal to show that it was ever ap- proved by the Canadian Stan- dards Association. "We can lay an information under the Power Commission] Act for the sale of a product that has not been approved. "Any such product we con- sider dangerous." The third expert witness for the Crown was Glen Knapp, a Pickering jeweller and former watchmaker. He testified that all of the jewellery confiscated from the accused was "of in- ferior quality." A bracelet, brooch, necklace- earring set was shown him. with a marked value of $29.95. "It's worth about $4 or $5." WOULDN'T PAY $10 He placed the value of two ladies' watches valued at close to $70 at about $12 to $14. A cutlery set marked $39.95 was introduced. "I wouldn't pay $10 for it The metal and the workman ship are both inferior." One of the exhibits was a set of two Waterman's pens, plus a set of cufflinks, a tie bar and a money. ¢lip. Mr. Knapp valued the jewellery at "about $1.98." : Clyde Gilmour, the area sales manager for Waterman Pen Company, fixed the value of the twe pens in the box at 79 cents each. thei which was stamped with a sim- llated Waterman's k and Fiore Timpano were tryingjhad never been used by his jadded up the estimates of the inferior products. Renae cee seis spt = 's } "4 : ou ial 3 % & Ps hate package carried Be . "no proof that my dale ou Of 8 poles hans 910" = - . yore bes price tag of $25. Mr. Affleckjclients knew they woe od as ee -- So Seah: substantiate that|Western Tire Stere on Brock) Mrs, V, D. Richardson spent a ark, | --_ and Mrs, Andrew, co-conveners,| |Terry two witnesses and came up with|evidence ~ to Mr. a figure of $3.56. second birthday \Friends ithe day, | | \they ever offered the goods at/street north, Whitby, the Court|few days in Peterborough where|and daughter Kathy of Welling- today.|s of the family wish many happy returns 0° | scucoa | CLEANERS | & Shirt Launderers |: | Terry, son of Mr, and Mrs,|cultivating Indian hemp in ' | i t | ! 1 FREE Pick-up & Delivery Doily PHONE 668-4341 and Mrs. Baden Alyea "This is an obvious case of the list price. There's no proof learned. |she visited her son Stuart Rich-/Woe were Sunday visitors at the! | STAFFORD BROS, individual tba em © C.LL. Paints ond Varnishes © Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER Phone 668-5862 Decor Centre 107 Byron St. S., Whitby Requirements LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 misrepresentation," he conclud-|that they set.the price. - | Mr. Ulricht testified further|ardson, who underwent surgery| ed, "Even if the accused had| 'There is no reason to dis- that he had seen the accusedjat the Civic Hospital, Peterbor-| attempted to, or offered to, sell|believe that the purchase ofjand another man drive off with|-- | the goods at half price it would|the Waterman's set was notithe bike in the back seat of a| ak | be an attempt to deceive. jot in the belief that these|car at OO bag vin, "I will slip into the whanaise|Feas the real thing. There's no; Murray Porter, who was man-|2°Cus es y | : | lar and call this merchandise|"eason to believe they knewjaging the Western Tire Store at woen be cane eo noua | 'ie | ; ; about an hour after the estab junk. And in one case -- the/the razors were no good. the time of the theft said the ished time of the offence razors -- it's dangerous junk." | 'phere is no misrepresen-|accused had come into the store| j Mr. Baynoe contended that,|tation of quality on their part,/seeking screwnails -- a quan-| Hunsdale's defence was that according to the testimony of| according 7 the teslimnny, © heltity he claimed the store had|he was too drunk to have con- Smith and Morgan, at no time concluded. never stocked. sciously committed the crime. | did the accused make any| Mr, Affleck reminded His) Hunsdale claimed that he had) "That is no defence," | said claims about their wares. Worship that under the sec-been drunk on the day in ques-|Mr, Affleck. "He was rational "Price does not determine/tion of the criminal code the|tion and for two days before it, When he entered the store, He quality. The charge itself is|accused were tried under, a\He admitted that he had a 'ode the bike. He was seen. not the right one if this is tojconviction could be registered drinking problem. "He is not a credible witness) New Location of .. . NEAL'S BARBER SHOP FEATURING... ; rs 123 BROCK ST. NORTH @ "WHITBY'S FINEST" @ @ FOUR EXPERT BARBERS © TV LOUNGE @ MODERN EQUIPMENT ¢@ POPULAR PRICES Adults 1.25 Children .. 75e OPEN WEDNESDAY ALL DAY Closed Monday be the argument. They arejon the attempt to deceive on "I black out sometimes. I1-- his record indicates that. charged with deceiving the pub-}any one of the articles. lic in respect to material mis-| representation of quality, notlitself might 'well be a mile-\recall." price. f |stone in Ontario law." BUYER BEWARE! He charged that the court had no proof that the merchan- dise offered the court as ex-| hibits was in any way connect- | ed with that which Smith and Morgan testified on. "Let the buyer beware of such merchandise,' he con-| tinued. "Where's the crime in buying a watch for 10 cents and} selling it for $100? "They made no claim as to) lapse between the theft and the His girl friend, Shirley Pren-| meeting." JUST NORTH OF THE "=: ARNOLD'S NORTH WHITBY 4 CORNERS OPEN THURS. 'TIL 8 P.M. -- FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. --- FRESH CUT FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS SIRLOIN or WING G9: lb COOKED 90: STE AKS HAM ----aeeee-------- RUMP ROAST BEEF FRESH BUTT ib. 49g: lb. 45. SLICED PORK CHOPS Ih. 3 5. Breakfast pn Backs HAMBURG STEAK * Pound C 59: SIDE PORK RIB FRESH 1 .00 BACON PORK ROAST 59: ROAST 's eee! WIENERS SHORTY'S CIGAR STORE 121 Brock St. N. Whitby, Ontario © Ph. 668-8361 CIGARETTES All Populer Brands Carton ... Pkg. 20 3.07 PRIME LIGHTER FLUID Large Tins 33° PATTERSON FRESH PACK CHOCOLATES 87° per box NESTLES HAIR SPRAY Reg. 99e Discount or 2 for 65c * FREE GIFTS TO ALL x Plan to attend WALLETS Reg. 1.95 Discount Under new management THURS. -FRI.-SAT. NOV. 14-15-16 The MOTORCADE STORE 126 Brock St. S. Whitby Phone 668-5833 SWEET VIRGINIA FINE CUT Va Ib, tin & long papers Reg. 1.80 For Only CHRISTMAS CARDS by box at'Discount Prices Z SNOW BRUSH & ICE SCRAPER Every auto owner needs one! Keep windows ond windshields 19° cleor the easy way. Special nt BATTERY BOOSTER SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS 25-40-60-100 watts don't remember taking it, but! Miss Prendergast's testimony | He commented that the case|I sometimes do things I don't\useless because of the time! 2 ier 39° New Gillette Staintess BLADES Di i ig 89c ' iscoun Price ... for 79 PLANET PLAYING CARDS ¢ 59 a deck REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF LIGHTERS - PIPES - ELECTRIC RAZORS He also testified that the box, WHITBY DOLE i EB os BROCK Evening Shows at 7 and 8:30 Last Complete Show at 8:30 13 INTERNATIONAL BEAUTIES ALSO SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTION "THUNDER ISLAND" STARRING GENE NELSON----FAY SPAIN A WILLIAM CASTLE PROBUCTION wi TE ERE PDA Cea CABLE SETS 8' A must for cors with outomotic trans- mission, So hondny for cold-weather mornings! 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