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, "@ e THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Pebruury 6, 1964 § > WHITBY And DISTRICT __-- ee es Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West bt gas doas te } Fete Miss Heard Head table guests were: the, Bowman, Rig _ soaita ae Manager: John Gault guest of honor, Miss Florence' Heard; members of her family, = -- : Sul Cotnaoed, - * Miss Florence Heard, Princl-| A humorous skit was present-| wesley Heard, Miss Jean Heard,/and Mrs. Lloyd Gibson @ , Vw pal of Dundas Street Publicled by the following young peo- ' 4 : 4 .»«» AND DON T INTIMIDATE - AFFLECK % bi my Bae at Whitby wos feted at-a(ple: B, Stark, J. Cartwright, J. [Mrs bg Rl a Ee A oe Mele g Baerga ue oon ~ 4 surprise birthday party held in}Newland, L. Gale, M. Ziegen-|iowing: Mrs. Kathleen Hutch- com MF ems ond 8 s' mem- her honor Kriday, Jan, 31 at/hagen, J. Town. ings, Mrs. D. G, Pettes, Ross|tive, pupils, a er 4 Grade 9 'Aristocrats | 5 gg ae A > Ss eard has spent most of|Miss Heard's ils, . sang|Susan Wainwright, Anna Mary '@ | e F ae life in Whitby, receiving wAren't You Gina 'You're You" Mcliwain, Rev. C. R. Nelson); Sy of Heed ee . er high school education at] Manfred Ziegenhagen read aja@nd Mrs. W. B. Pinch. ch many guests gave per Whitby High School and herlshort monograph of the history) Among the guests who attend-|sonal congratulations to Miss e ' : ( : i . teacher -- train at Peter- : Stole Ice- ream Pies borough Normal School, She be- of Whitby from its small begin-led the dinner were: Mr, andiHeard. gan her teaching career at Dun- re By das Street School in 1924. She 115 JUST NORTH A quartet of Pickering areajmost severe penalty possible." "You fellows are in a pretty ; , has taught every grade and has BROCK 5 OF THE high school youths were ¢on-| Thompson at first asked if he/bad_ position, : bis been principal of the school 'ST EET vieted on multiple counts of|could plead guilty to break and) "I would suggest that you try Bijsince 1942. During this time the] | STR FOUR break, enter, and theft in Mag-jenter without theft, Magistrate|to bring someone back with you ' school has grown from four to NORTH CORNERS istrate's Court . Tuesda ' H J dvised that he|to speak for you, because this ten rooms. ate's Court here sday, |Harry Jermyn advis § 1, e sii : Richard gs yo 1951 Hall-|could not, He advised him fur. is a very serious offence. Miss Heard has always been er road, Bay Ridges, pleaded|ther that, if he wished, he could) He then commented on the re an enthusiastic sports fan and FRESH OUT GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS ty to one offence, while/plead not guilty to the whole|status the 'boys would have : oe war coached school - softba ichae! Charles Kelly, 1270|charge. when they returned to their : and hockey teams. pie ded guilty, however, /grade nine classes in @ Picker- t Mrs, Floyd Smith, who taught : Fresh Young Pork SIRLOIN OR WING a ch Niona Park road, Robert Ray| He Moule of 1334 Tatra drive, Bayland along with the other three, ing High School; on the Dundas Street staff for a Ridges and David Longman, of/was convicted of breaking into "tT am afraid your school: number of years and who fs 2 SHOULDER C 903 Liverpool road, were con-|, boathouse in Pickering town- mates will regard you as a new 2] : long-time friend of Miss Heard, lb lb victed on three counts, up in October, and of stealing/aristocracy, Al\vetcomed the 170 guests, wn] ROMS L . € OAST 55° A fifth accused, Joseph La-inets, knives, and nails. valu "You aren't, You are now at stood to sing "Happy Birthday" ; londe of Oak Ridges, offered oj at about $100, the bottom of the heap, not the j 4, : to Miss hal" whee che PRIME pleas, He requested counsel, /iq--@ CREAM PIES? top. i i arrived, BUTT RIB R and was remanded for two! yfoule, Longman and Kelly panty and Longman have also The guest of honor wore a blue ROAST Ib. ¢ : weeks on a $5000 cash OF proP-/ wore also found guilty of break- "a ms eg » x . common wool dress with a corsage of HUCK OR SHOULDER erty bail. ins at the home of James Had-)) ult by Robert Connors of yellow chrysanthemums, a gift CHU e Pickering. They will be tried The other four were remand-|dock of Sandy Beach road, and i" , " from her staff, After the toast FRESH BUTT POT ROAST separately on this charge when to the Queen and the singing of ¢€ is. LB. ed for sentence for two weeks/the office of Dr, S. D Weisbaum, , on a $1000 bond, Sis Naroch street, Bay Ridges. |e? eppear two weeks hence, _ ALLEY-ACE SETS RECORD ~-- is Natowal anthem, Reece. = Pork Chops Ib. Crown Attorney. Bruce! Their take from Haddock was Nelson asked the blessing. Affleck cautioned Lalonde: valued at about $150, It consist VON Fi ® ] A local bowler who can league record, Championship After dinner Miss Anna Mary ONTARIO NO. 1 "T have learned that someled of jewellery, & lighter, tout inancila pont' "knock-em-down", Bill style bowling is not a new |Mcliwain acted as mistress Off SLICED efforts have been made to intim-|silver dollars, and a number io ere Tordan scored a record 1026 development with Bill, He re- jceremonies for the program POTATOES 29° idate these boys into not testi-)ice-cream pies from the refrig- Positio T Id ..csame total at the Whitby cently defeated 63 area bowl- which began with a liv-ly sing: COOKED HAM 89° ig amo a 40 i FRESH CELLO tying. County Bowl recently. Bill érs in the Carling Zone Cham. |S0Mg led by Ross Drew, with *T intend to make it clear to} Among the thefts from the lays on the Legionnaires, a ship h ; Mrs, Marion Williams at the rate» ato el cae tae gem fl Ta nee atu ose ee Po SLICED, RINDLESS, BREAKFAST mot 19s might care to try it, that, if] Tt was Mr. -- "eo held Order of cold se oe Thursday Night Men's League Carling playdowns to be | Miss Susan Wainwright pre- BAC PKGS. this should occur, I 'will pro-|gested that sentencing De he wea at the! and his scores of 282, 368, and shown on television. sented Miss Heard with a wrist: us. , Order's 50th annual meeting i eed with charges of obstruct: off for the two-week period - i In! 976, added up to 15-year oie Tim watch as a token of the affec- ing justice His Worship concurred, then) All Saint's. Hall, Tuesday. The|_°' P NB sae oo tion and respect which her BEEF pa 'And I will recommend theladdressed the accused: rose igh pth aor tae ee ' | Gasmon tated: Gs tak We pupiie and former pupils have BOLOGN A .By-The-. 25° ORANG 2 poz. Go . annual business meeting in the Juveniles Beat second game of the series will ap Rehan Piece LB. afternoon, be played here at the Whitby| Mrs. W. B. Pinch, president FIRM, LARGE HEAD ro er y Ya e neven The organization's _firiancial C bo M ' orena on Saturday night, It is pRiacag sed Re os i BONELESS, MEALED LETTUCE 19° ODOUTG: MEET |Alsz's, home, came and' their COTTAGE ROLLS , 45° tach statement for 1963 was made ex night also, half of this association, prais- One Freed: Other Jailed S.os28Ss"°°5 Ajax In Final : jing Miss Heard for "all that she The Consumers' team have &/ dogs for the children by precept tine record for the a ie! ESH HAMBURG naa aenee os a | 'or season andland her fine example", and COOKED MEATS FOR LUNCHES STEAK 3 Ibs. thanking her for her co-opera- A pair of Pickering brothers|the passenger's side when he| Receipts were listed as: Nurs- By CLIFF GORDON pablengg oe cong we sg" tion with the parents. v MAC & CHEESE FOR BRAISING made a trade, But one of them reached the car, jing fees, $2,671.87; grants, $2,-| Whitby Consumers' Gas Juven- ids oe ee Miss Heard responded gra- ORT RIBS ade trade, But trave's Court| "Again T must object," eald|107.88; annual' campaign re-|ile hockey team will open their plenty of support. Remember| iouciy to these tributes. Miss] | CHICKEN LOAF C SH Tuesday, Mr. Lawson, "He was under no|ceipts, $1,752.00; donations and) best-of-five group finals here) @me time is called for 8.30 at/Carol Smith, daughter of Mr. lb brs The "extra" that Floyd Pren-|obligation to answer, membership' fees $27.00; and|tonight against the Ajax Juven-|the Whitby arena, when Whitby|and Mrs. Floyd Smith sang DUTCH LOAF WIENERS | tice was assessed, was seven "That, is a very interestingjother receitps, $6.16; totalling] iies, The Whitby team won their Juveniles will play the Ajax)"Climb Every Mountain" and Saget he coe Seo nett A A at epee were ane afee'tnd aquest obsrs. [the imegue tne On [a driving under suspension, law, But let's not go on 'ad/ $6,142.14 with the largest per . "ay pte -- ete wal et| aan eee cowed His brother Donald was/nauseam'." centage of the disbursements/ine series the Whitby tices won| charged with obstruction of He asked that the obstruction/going to salaries and car ex: | by a rather decisive score ot | police but this. was droppedjcharge against Donald Pren-|penses, [10-4 hore at the Whitby arena, | when Magistrate Harry Jermyn/tice be dismissed. Disbrusements were broken) ,," y | ruled that the statements taken ALD TOO DRUNK down se fellows: selartes,|_°* Wat some Barry Gould from 'the two men by Pickering DON s $4,766.00; automobile operating) V°S the scoring spark-plug get- | Both Constable Brown and : ting a trio of goals, as did 'Town Futies Cannes Sgt. Peter Hollywood of the gag imate isneecy Wayne Davidson, Johnny Vest- James Brown were inadmiss- able ag id Township PD agreed that Fevdlform allowance, $780, an lSrd Wayne Coonson each ated Court that he had observed the as suggested by the defence. ' wa 'e - compen sation, singletons. Gord Stevenson was two men switch places in the Mr, Lawson then argued that/"'p nor e + medi.| te dig gun for the visitors 'as ; fter|the accused should be acquitted xpenses were: medl-'r9 triggered three with Brian| fmt ge their car, alteri cause 'there was no proo! jeal supplies, $27.17; stationary | vrinitie getting the other tally : bad poled thom over On| hat he was driving, other than |nd postage, $31.57; telephone |' nag oe a gat 2 near Ajax on Dec. . jand express, $196.80; advertis-| The Whitby team struck fast | ' ip aT i] ny) TT sy UN MM il i SS S : naval CMM NN ~ Z 22a 7 | C Z ot LG CAP his statement at the time of his}i.. $19.69; national office ser|S2d hard in the opening period 'ebealdPratn wen etna". gins uw thom. amr, Oe, aod | a" Halu, 8 68 ad be THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, FEB. 6th-7th-8th the wheel when I reached the " paign expenses, $265.09. ear. T asked him who the driver|yync "Ne Crown reminded "Convention expenses, $80.00; |tracked. The Gas Men added $50.00; : ¢ was... 9 pre-natal clinic expenses, $245; one in the second frame and/ "That is inadmissable," by hepa ties We xp was 1'* | miscellaneous, $22.19: and. $250 {Ur more in the final stanza. Co-! terrupted "defence counsel Bili|Prentice admitted" to having|trensterred to the special ac.) Bourg manne) oe ee Lawson. "The accused was not/six pints of beer before being) Count completed the expense|period and three in the clos-/ warned," stopped, He said his brother|!st. : -- dic Relea wh dl : acres At te orney Bruce) usually drove, but, "he was 100) en tee Ay ger fer = Manager Alex Brown disputed the conclusions/drunk to drive that night." | »898.18, e lot the year showed a balance/were for general nursing care e 7 ® the defence, but acquiesced) It was learned that Floyd had when His Worship decided tollost his licence as a result of Of $6,142.14, with $2,488.00 in the/ and 272 wore for health instruc: "Jet it go on." ltwo civil actions, in 1960 and)|SPecial account, jtion purposes, The officer then told the/1961 Whitby's VON Nurse, Miss} = . I . Court that Floyd Prentice,| He was sentenced to seven Ruth Bowring read her report] rv whom he described as "gmell-|days on each charge, but Mag-/'0 the group. She said that a SscuGOG a es an e ice ing of alcohol, unsteady and oflistrate Jermyn ruled that the|record number of general nurs CLEANERS oeiving. Fora. i on we -- --e y= ae ga -- & Shirt Launderers | BLAIR P ARK p A ! WH ITBY on PHONE 6 68-8311 -- Miss Bowring stated she had|] FREE Pieeup & Deity LAZ miss Bowring stated she bedi] SHONE 668-4841 Industrial Farm => | OPENING SPECIALS Buildings Doomed. NOW- ) ty an ty... SPARTON Town Council decided Monday) "The barn could be " | " " that the Smith to bciattnasleareed -- Po A ol e pe . H - \ NOMAD Mt (LONAK) SSLueaiotmudan humidity and purify | ] 19" PORTABLE TV with streamlined handle and dual collapsible (née north of Highway #01, is no ad-iget rid of an asset." antenna. Front sound and controls. 29 tube functions. 4" full range vertisement for prospective pur) After councillors expressed speaker, Good fringe reception. Dimensions (21¥%e" Wv 15%" Hx 12" i oy ane Town BE pyro a oni A dry, musty | of ' D). Cabinet in Sand, Copper and Brown, Sy, Commitee Trranen silccce Noproving the. Commies int irl = | pd yong eed Rs cer Hongo jrecommendations, WI n e r al r s K. | . . ' OP, E 'N. ING SP. E Cl. AL e e 1 gg.00 vertised for sale and removed. /JUNK YARD wa we notified to ge ge yn boners Sood 1 ' @ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY @ "The farm's a disgrace to the|street to prevent its being used Vr Councillor BiN|aS_a junk yard, nn gy _- A is nothing| Deputy-Reeve Brooks pointed presently on the land to indicate out that & previous offer had it is an industrial site, The Town (been made to the owner of this) | S Re A RT " SHON has invested a large sum ot/darcel of land on the east side By pee = ' money in the property and we of Cochrane, south of the CPR' want to sell it as soon as pos-/railway tracks. : i fr oe sible tor development." | The landowner, he said, had| As the diagram shows, a fen | CALWIN (23N4-T) Signs advertising the proper-iplanned use of the land as a) draws dry, dirt-laden air into the [] " ' : cya, 1 Secreted ere var ate wt So = Ss | Ea eee Tene se anced Gril Ture Toner wits god conte Bod Attersiey. 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