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WHITBY And DISTRICT Crown Halts Inquest Whitby bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault AJAX (Staff' -- A Coroner's inquest into the death of Gor- don Douglas Gilchrist who was killed in an auto accident in Ajax, Nov. 29, was adjourned last night due to the absence of two witnesses and the surprise introduction of a third. Gilchrist, 59, of 20 Birch cres- cent, Ajax, died early in the morning of Nov.. 30, after the car he was driving was in- volved in a collision at Har- wood avenue and Birch crescent at 10.40 the previous night. Coroner R. S. Irwin of Osh- awa conducted the inquest with Crown Attorney Bruce' Affleck guiding the questions for the five-man Coroner's Jury. Constable Eric Place of the Ajax Police Department told the jury he was parked in the police cruiser on the lot at Harwood and King's crescent. The officer stated he saw two cars proceeding north,on Har- wood avenue side by side at a "high rate of speed'. "I gave chase to the vehicles but was momentarily slowed by a red light and lost sight of them. "After coming through the light I saw two cars that had been in a collision on the north |west side of Harwood avenue near Birch crescent, ed on Harwood and was chasing. "Gilchrist was pinned between two seats and appeared to be regaining consciousness. The other driver was runn'ng across Harwood avenue with blood on his face. WAS PASSING Be The officer stated that, at the time of the accident, a light rain was falling and the roads were wet and slippery. Sgt. William Shaw of the Ajax Police Department said the car proceeding north on Harwood avenue was driven by Lucien Emard, 23, of 336 Arthur street, Oshawa. The car driven by Gilchrist was proceeding west on Birch crescent when, while making a turn onto Harwood, it was struck by Emard, the inquiry learned. Sgt. Shaw disclosed that Emard was in the process of passing a vehicle in the left lane. The Gilchrist car received ex- tensive damage to the left side and the other vehicle was badly damaged on the front end, Con- stable Place concluded. Pathologist, Dr. R. Clark said the cause of death was a rup- tured aorta (artery from heart) and that Gilchrist had suffered jextensive injuries including a rae 2 Witnesses Absent A blood sample taken from the dead man revealed no trace of alcohol Mr. Affleck rcvealed. Emard gave his evidence wth the assistance of an interpreter. He was driving north on Har- wood at 30 miles per hour, he said, following a car driven by Robert Wry, 11 Glynn avenue, Ajax. 5 "Wry was in front of me. I don't know why he slowed down but when he did I passed him. "I didn't see the other car coming out of the _ intersec- tion until he was only 75 feet away. I hit the brakes. The inquiry was halted when Mr. Affleck said he was "'just informed that one of the law- yers involved in the case had a surprise witness and that two other witnesses were in Quebec and should have been brought to give testimony". The Crown was granted an adjournment until Feb. 11 when) pi witnesses would be avail- able. Count Against Hospital Is Dismissed | Crown Suggests! Deportation As Youth's Penalty "All are welcome in_ this country," observed Magis- trate Harry Jermyn here yes- terday, "but they must obey our laws. This was prompted by Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck's recommendation that Frank Mottola, 72 Greensides avenue, Toronto, be deported back to his native Italy. The youth was convicted for breaking and entering Palm Billiards, 130 Dundas _ street west, Whitby, and the theft of a transistor radio, two watches, and a carton of American cigarets. Sgt. Gerry Robinson of Whit- by PD described the reasons that Mottola had given for his actions: "He told me We had issued a worthless cheque earlier in the day (Jan. 18) and had broken in at night to retrieve it. for "When he could not find the cheque, he claimed, he stole the articles." All of the goods were re- jtrieved by police with the exception of about $2.70 worth of cigarets. The total value was approximated at $71 by a Robinson and Mr. Affleck. r. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Jenuory 22, 1964 § WILL COMPETE FORT LAUDERDALE, Fia. (AP)--More than 100 women jamateur golfers from 19 states, Canada and Scotland will com- pete Wednesday in the qualify- ing round here ofthe Helen Lee Doherty Challenge Cup cham- pionship. Heading the entny list are defending champion Nancy Roth of Hollywood, Fia., and two other former winners, Mar- lene Streit, of Toronto, and Phyllis (Tish) Preuss of Pom- pano Beach, Fila. WINS TITLE OSLO (AP) Ant Antson, = 25-year-old Soviet student from Estonia, took the European speed skating championship Sunday after finishing sixth. in one of the most amazing 10,- 000 metre races ever skated. Knut Johannesen of Norway won the 10,000 in 15 minutes, 42.9 seconds, the second. fast- est 10,000 ever skated. The first seven finishers all were timed under 16 minutes. The world record is 15:33.0. ---- "I ask that this man be de- ported." Magistrate Jermyn remand- ed the youth, who required the services of interpretor Tony Perroni, in custody to await a decision. SCUGOG CLEANERS & Shirt Launderers PHONE 668-4341 FREE Pick-up & Delivery Daily | Family Monuments Created To Individual equirements STAFFORD BROS, "LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 | HY PAY MORE! | Buy the Best | FOR LESS | FOR YOUR FREEZER |fractured pelvis, lacerations of} TORONTO (CP)--The provin-| Affleck asked that the/ CUT, WRAPPED AND MARKED theft charge arising from the same circumstances be with- drawn. Then hi id: ¢ ee if HINDS of BEEF, Ib. .... 53 "I recognized one of the cars|the lungs and numerous broken|cial health department has dis- jinvolved as one I had observ: |ribs, |missed complaints of improper YOUR SAVINGS EARN... 3%4% on reguler xecounts with full privileges. 1%% on special savings jtreatment made against Toronto |Western Hospital by Mrs. Julie | WHITBY PERSONALS =, suse Hear |dent last August, 37° | The department said an in- FRONTS of BEEF, Ib. .... Benevolent Rebekah Lodge! Mrs. John H. Goodwin at-| vestigation carried out by the} is holding os next uchre ititended the funeral of her late) hospital fg staff found that} ithe Oddfellows' ha riday| ; Mrs. Rudy was provide ith | evening, Jan. 24 at 8 pilti,| Cees Brower Damian of eood care "in lecue oral with Mrs, Wanda Tizzard in|The Christian Order, Toronto.|/sound and well-accepted. medi- charge. There will be prizes! winners ladies were: |°4!_ Practice." and _a_ sale of home-made), Smith, Vest Pp ddick | Mrs, Rudy was involved in a| candy, Lunch will be served.|"@ Smith, Vesta Paddick,|two.car collision in Toronto and| All welcome. |M broken ribs a} WARDEN RUSSELL FRANCIS SWORN IN BY CLERK BILL MANNING Council Picks Francis BEEF LIVER, Ib, ... HAMBURG, WIENERS SAUSAGE MEAT savings for chequing rs. K. Southwell and Hilda|reckived three The January meeting of As Warde! : Of Cou ity Whitby Women's Institute will be held Wednesday evening, Jan 22 at the home of Mrs. By a narrow three-vote mar-jif a clear majority is not gained Dr. Matt Dymond, MLA for) Pellow, Euclid street, with gin Thorah Township Reevejon the first ballot the low man|Whitby Riding, and one of the Mrs. R. Saunders convening. Russell Francis was elected must drop out and the election|12 ex-wardens present at the The theme of the meeting Warden of Ontario County for|settled between the remaining!/meeting added his congratula-|will be "Citizenship and Edu- 1964. candidates. tions to the newly-elected Mr./cation. Mr. Francis was one of three) Mr. Francis was administered Francis All ladies candidates for the post voted on|the solemn oath of office by) Dr. Dymond said: "I never Institute work at yesterday's inaugural meet-|County Clerk Bill Manning be-\cease 'to marvel at the demo- invited to attend, ing of Ontario County Council. | fore assuming the Warden's|cratic method by which the war- Mr. Cecil He succes ai, Sherman Scott/chair. Iden is chosen. nk Sarkek south? Ma of Pickering to i an 0 ) SES "This is the moment of truth/brating his birthday, Thurs- prpaainamiens wits received for ye gene ingoorg was|for the Council and it gives the'day, Jas. 23.. Best wishes for six members of Council to fills highty honored in being elect-| Warden a chance to see who his|a happy birthday are extend- clined to Sa te ciclo." 4*'\6d"" and would "endeavor to ful-|friends are" (the vote is byjed to Mr. Bradley from his Mr. Francis, who received 21)fi1 the dules ape on oad er Fao a that this was the votes, was closely followed by/Very best of his ability'. last time a Warden would be Wilfred H. Gould, Reeve of the) "I have spent Il years On| tected to office in the old|held Town of Uxbridge, with 18 votes, |Thorah Township Council , and! county Building as the new|at the Oddfellows Hall with Neil Smith,. Township of Hast during this time have received Cours House gad eis tndeieaiwe Mrs, Evelyn Weeks asd Mrs. Whitby, trailed the leaders, reg-|nothing but the best of support.| croc. is due for completion in|/Dolly Anderson in charge. istering only three votes in mp "Twill joke: 5 er the bubliner of 1604 } | a Sein Shak eoiwek irst ballot. oO reques ull suppo | « ae , ; , Osh j ; Francis Hockley, Township of|this Council on which Pam WE rT peta ee use sister of Mrs. Thomas Linton, Scott, Charles Healy, Township|happy to have been given the| vid building obit hae served|contte street south, Whitby, of Mara, and George Brooks,|honor to serve." ithe County. so well for more|,> celenrenig. ter pee Whitby; were all nominated but) Mr. Francis expected Council] 5 100 My today, Jan, 22. Her relatives declined to run. \to have "many pressing prob-|'"4" Aidelede and friends wish her many On the first of two ballots cast|lems.to deal with in the com-\RESPECT POCKETBOOK happy returns of the day. Mr. Francis gained 19 votes, fol-|ing year" but added that 'due' "The trend today seems to be lowed by Mr. Gould with 17 and/to the excellent calibre of thelto disregard anything old, so let Mr. Smith with three. councillors present trouble could ys see that this old building, interested in the are heartily 1122 cele- Bradley, many friends Vimy Ridge its Euchre Night Friday LOBA and LOL Pitens, of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Pitens, 215 Anderson Joanne daughter |Bradey. Gentlemen: Bill Bow, |L. Kemp, G. Maguino, M. |Edgar. Door prize .was won) |by Walter Couke. Hostesses .served lunch. Next Euchre Night is. Feb. 21. Tawni Nixon recently cele- brated her eighth birthday.) Young guests attending her| |party were: Cathy Andrew, |Jean Ann Fraser, Alice Tuk-| |ker,. Sharon Jackson, and Terry Nixon, Tawni's broth- ler, who celebrated his lday in the latter part December. All Saints' Anglican Church |Afternoon Guild is holding its jnext meeting Tuesday, Feb. 4 jin the Board Room. Mrs. Wil- | liam Seales, vice-president, will chair the meeting. Mrs. Frank Roberts, Byron street north, accompanied by, her son Garnet and daughter, |Mrs, Fred Ogden, Oshawa,} jattended the funeral of the late Frank Shelton of Wood-| |stock, brother of Mrs. Roberts. | | Mrs. Herb. Edwards, \Centre street south, is ten-year-old|ing her home Wednesday, | |22, to the executive members jof Kathleen Rowe Home and pelvic fracture and concussion, | She claimed she was not ex- rayed for 18 hours and that she was not washed for 19 hours - she was admitted to hospi-| al, The charges were reiterated | by her mother, Mrs. Marjorie| Pinney, campaign manager in| the last provincial election for Donald C. Macdonald, leader of | the Ontario New Democratic! Party. | {$5,000.00 or more) poyable on demand. Victoria & Grey TRUST COMPANY 308 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY 3 lhs. 1.00 HOGS Cut and Wrapped lb. LEG OF LAMB . 39 TURKEYS--Oven Ready 8-13 Ibs. Ib. 39c TROUGHTON 104 Lupin Drive Meat Market Blair Park Plaza WHITBY -- PHONE 668-4633 Rules of Council dictate that|be minimized'. 'Tank Operator Gets Seven Days The spirit of the Tank)Johns- Manville Corporation) Corps lingers on. | Szezar: 'Here it is. It's my Wt de 'tine that the County When police reached Walter driver's licence, my dog licence) (64) accepts greater and Szczar leaving his car in the|and my wife licence. lereaiar authority middle of a vacant lot, he) Defence Counsel John Greer "T hope that when you move informed them he was driv-\explained that his client was) ; : Pra {to the new building that it will ing a tank, Szczar was sen-junactustomed to drinking, and) nell the beginning. of a newer tenced to seven days in jail on|that be was a first offence Of) 74 even brighter era." riving conviction in any type. : ia ' , eel "Court here Tues-| "Well,"' observed Magis- Pemon hese : o CheRlane: Caloraee: Ceiate d r : trate Harry Jermyn, "I don't Fiala past Wardens of. the mek a dee think' it probable that we'll County, including Mayor Lyman DODD & SOUTER Phone 668-5862 ape see cigs i " Gifford of Oshawa, added their red in the Town of Whitby, it ever see you back here. congratulations and best wishes Decor Centre Ltd. 107 Byron St. S., Whitby __|which is steeped inthe history) treet is in Sick Children's| School Association. of the County, does not come to)Hospital, Toronto, and is meters Canal ws gene not to Tt pow Mgrs ort! ney me E sg ¢ ad ni te ' wih be "too free with the tax doliar'| poset alee i by passing their problems to =~ a higher governments at in- jereased expense | "Try to find solutions to your own problems and respect the |taxpayers' pocket -- you'll find 'ithat it is not bottomless Special Sale AIRSTEP Ladies' Pumps Reg. 15.95 Discontinued Line Clearing at 7.97 Collins Shoes 119 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY Open Fri, 'til 9 P.M. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper and Murals @ Custom Draperies @ Broadioom and Rugs Dr.|j] @ C.I.L, Paints and Varnishes was OPP Constable Ray Good-| for the future to the new War- win who told the Court of spot- DEATHS den and the 1964 Ontario County ting Szczar, 34, of -- iCouncil. psig acer -- © dig: By THE CANADIAN PRESS "He tried to make three| Resina -- Percy W. (Paddy) right turns on the bridge," Doake, 75, a former deputy min- ped by ister of natural resources for Saskatchewan. each time he was stop) Montreal -- Dr, J. A. Roul- ARNOLD'S JUST NORTH OF THE FOUR CORNERS 115 BROCK STREET NORTH the curb. "When he finally got Off .ay 77, former chairman of the the bridge he swerved his car) .qministrative board of Mont- across a sidewalk and into he real's Notre Dame Hospital. vacant lot. He became stuc New York -- Joseph Schild- in the snow. : : _. ., |kraut, 67, two-time Academy) Constable Goodwin said his|Award winner and who played first impression of the ac-\Otto Frank in The Diary of! cused was the strong smell of/Anne Frank .on Broadway in liquor. He described the con- 1956 4 versation: Lucea, Italy -- Carlo Card- Szczar: "I used to drive a jnal Chiarlo, 82, Italian mem- tank during the war." ber of the Roman curio, the Goodwin:. "What are you Roman Catholic Church's cen- driving now?" tral government. Szezar: "At tank." ue ae ae oe Goodwin: "Let's driver's licence" the Court learned, Szczar pro-|charm -- but duced a cheque from the'ulcers, BROCK Evening Shows at 7 and 8:20 WHITBY Last Complete Show at 8:20 SIRLOIN OR WING STEAKS 69: ROAST BEEF lh. 69° ROAST BEEF lh. 59° see your Ancient Europeans displayed) (whereupon,|m'stletoe -- not. as a_ kissing! as.a cure for MATURE! 2 TULIP MARGARINE 2 uss, 49° NO. 1 CELLO TOMATOES PKG. 19° SAVE ON FRESH CUT MEATS OF KNOWN QUALITY -- =i SLICED COOKED c HAM $9: ---- CHUCK OR ROAST 39: Fresh HAMBURG STEAK FRESH WIENERS a BRAISING RIBS $1 00 a nonetiss FRESH MADE CORNED BEEF Ib. 59° BEEF C DRY SALT BOLGNA 25: SIDE PORK lh. 39° FRESH ----ee------ BUTT PORK cHoPs lb. 59* R Honorg GROCERIES, FRUIT & VEGETABLES Ld weiet of act On Over KAM ALSO- Second Feature Attract Tin 39° "MARY HAD A LITTLE" Starring- AGNES LAURENT, HAZEL COURT POTATOES 1-LB, 39¢ BAG THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Sale Ends Saturday, Jan. 25th 6 p.m. [ Last THREE DAYS 20% OFF ALL REGULAR MERCHANDISE ALL SEASONAL GOODS REDUCED UP TO 50% THESE ARE TRULY GENUINE SAVINGS LADIES eee ; GENTS eee Special Clearout of Exquisite Form Garments. We VANKIRK HATS are discontinuing the line of Exquisite Form Bras- ALL ONE PRICE sieres and Girdles, This complete line will be sold at 50% OFF, BRAS SIZES 634 TO 714 Sale Price 1.98 Sale Price 1.50 Sale Price 1.48 Sale Price 1.25 Sale price .75c Reg We Still Have a Good Selection of MEN'S SUITS in 3 button natural shoulder or regular models, REGULAR 55.00 and 65.00 Your Choice At 39.50 and 49.50 Sizes 35 to 46 Reg Reg Reg GIRDLES Reg. 6.95 Reg. 5.00 Sale Price 3.48 Sale Price 2.50 Mercantile Dept. Store 321 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY PLAZA © FREE-PARKING @ SRE a