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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 13, 1964. 5. married Sun-jthe third marriage for Schul- ny 49, and the second for Brooks, 38. SCHULBERG MARRIES f: HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- With ott aes Oe ee Brooks were attendance, novelist Buday In the tome of Hollywood and actress Gerald-|producer Collier Young. It was|Miss WHITBY And DISTRICT Red-Hot Heffernan Whitby pen oom y Dundas St. West Manager: John Gavit Tel. 668-3703 WHAT'S NEXT ? Whew its hot! --- Young Seott Mackenzie seems ta have found the ideal way to beat the bother of hot stickey clothes. He just takes them off. With all the talk of top- less swim suits -- Scott might just start a new fad - - bottom- less suits, They would certain- ly be economical] and easy to get into, But somehow a 20- month-old baby is cute sans WHY, THIS pants and anyone older just couldn't get away with it. Scott is the son of Mr, and Mrs, George Mackenzie, 915 Crocus crescent, Oshawa Times Photo ESSAY CONTEST WINNER: County Building Tale Recalls Initial Strife As promised in Saturday's Times, we shall run the win- ning essays on the Old Coun- try Courthouse. The essay contest sponsor- ed by the Whithy Chamber of Commerce was designed to increase the knowledge and pride of our younger genera- tion in the History and heri- tage of the County and town, The winner for prinnary schools was Patricia Tiggel- Local jealousies and divisions raged about the lecation of the location of the County Town, Oshawa, Uxbridge, Manchester, Brooklin and Whitby ali advanc- ed claims, Whitby achieved the honor, but feeling still ran high in some quarters, At a meeting of the Provision- al Council of May 3, 1852, a resolution to raise 6000 pounds met with strong opposition. The Pa a grade rade eight reagent at "s en School. the sive, Sb joney wi a ™- ber "t Commerce representa- tive later in the week: HISTORY OR THE ONTARIO COURTHOUSE In 1852, the first Provisional Council of Ontarie County was set up. The major items of bus- iness before the new Council were to decide which of the several claimants would be the County Town, to select. a site and designs for the proposed new -buildings, hire an archi- tect, raise the necessary funds, let the contract for the project, and have the buildings ready for oceupancy by January, 1854 Between 1852 and 1854, the provisional meetings were held back and forth from the Han- nan House at the corner of Mary street and Brock street, to the 'Little Red Brick School- house" at 317 Palace street, where Mr. Alex MacKay and "yayes" and "nayes" stood equal. Only the deciding vote al the Provisional Warden, Jo- Sateicetae! gape Uma The opposing group, however, were not satisfied and took the matter to higher Court, in an effort to have the bylaw ruled out, The Court's decision, how- ever, was for it, The choice of the site for the new buildings started enother controversy, Four sites were eonsidered, three of these were offered at no eharge, The final ehoice of the present site cost the County 150 pounds. Later it was discovered that a clear title eould not be obtained until other past owners were paid off at. cost of §0 pounds extra. This hurdle cleared, archi- tects were invited to submit designs of the new buildings. A prize of 25 pounds was offered Cumberland and Storm submit- ted the winning design, They were instructed to prepare specifications and working drawings. family now live. Tenders were called. James Wallace of Whitby was award- an effort was made to have the project abandoned. Good sense defeated proponents of the idea, and the work went on, Then, for some unrecorded reason, de- lays so aggravated the archi- tects that Wallace was ---- ed from the contract. promptly sued the County P+ won his case. A _ contractor named Pain was hired to com- Uxbridge, |plete the job. The courthouse was one of the most magnificent buildings of its time, The columns in the front are of Ohio cut stone. Slate was brought from Ver- mont. Stone for the Gaol. (jail) came from Queenston. On June 30, 1853, the corner- stone of the County Courthouse was laid in an impressive Masonic ceremony. The Brook- lin Brass. Band was engaged for the occasion. It arrived at an early hour and preceded the brethren of Mount Zion Lodge, Borelia (Port Perry); shortly after which the Lodge at Bow- COUNTY BUILDING (Continued on Page 18) By CLIFF GORDON Brooklin Sr. lacfosse club, led eo running demond Grant rman, Saturday night chalked up their fourth win in a row as they whipped the Peter- borough Speedy Erns 12-7 at the Broo! Arena. Jerry Burrows was the leading goal-getter for the Brookiin team with four goals, his best output of the season. It was, however, the fine playmaking of rt nan who scored two goals and assisted on five more that brought the fans to their feet; on a number of occasions. Ken Ruttan and captain Glen Lotton each scored twice with. lone counters going to Ken Lotton and Bob Hanna. Terry Downer and Paul Clancy sparked the losers of- fence with two goals each while Joe Todd helped the losing cause with one goal each. Russ Dunn in the losers cage was hit with a hard drive off the stick of Ken Ruttan right on the chin midway through the second period. The shot all but KO'd the big fellow. Dunn, however, showing considerable fortitude shook off the blow after a rest of about three minutes to play inspired lacrosse and got sev- eral well-deserved rounds of applause for his work. The Erng and Brooklin have been keen rivals all season and Saturday night was no excep- tion. Both teams were fired up for the game, knowing full well that the two points at stake could be the deciding ones for the playoff spots. The fleet-footed Heffernan picked up one goal and four assists in the first period to spark the locals to a 6-0 lead. Other goal-getters were Glen and Ken Lotton, Bob Hanna, ed the contract for the sum of|hard- fought 5,795 pounds. Work started al-|teams scoring three times. Play- most immediately, Meanwhile|ing coach Cy Coombes of the Ken Ruttan and Jerry Burrows. Peterborough came to life in the middle frame and outscored the homesters 4-3. Downer got two, Clancy and Wood with one each. Jerry Burrows scored twice for the Ontario County crew with Glen Lotton adding another, The third period was a close affair with both Erns got the bounce by referee George Burrows at the 1.05 mark of. this period as he argued too strongly on a goal, that was not allowed. Coombes drew a misconduct for his talk back, and then got a match Roy Wood, Gerrard Byrne and f penalty for shoving the referee when the latter would not listen to the Ern's side of the story. The Brooklin team will try to stretch their lead to eight poinis on W night here at the Brooklin Arena when they play jhost to the Huntsville. Hawks, who like Brooklin, are one of the hottest teams-in the league. They have won three of their last four games and are really playing inspired lacrosse. JUST TALKING .,... The fans really got a lift out of the fine running and play making of Grant Heffernan on Saturday night. The tall good- -looking co- lege lad was again at his best with those accurate passes and -- the , eoposing defence . . Jerry Burrows had. a good night getting four goals, his best output of the| % season for one game thus Huntsville continue to make their presence shown as they knocked off the second place St. Kitts team 11-8 on Saturday night for' their second win in two nights , . . The Hawks are a new entry and|\® Bete Paces Brooklin Win took just a little longer to get untracked than did some of the other teams. . . Right now they are making it hot for any team in the league and are a mere four points out of third place in the league standings. The same Hawks with Conlin, Lough, Johnny Roberts (rated by many as the best player in Sr. la- crosse today) Hutzel and Kowalski to name a few, invade the confines of the Brook- lin Arena to try and take the measure of the league leaders. games but not before they were forced right to the wire and even into overtime in one contest. SUMMARY 1. Brooklin, G. Lotton, Heffernan 8.50 2, Brook! K, Lotton, Heffernan 8.25 Pet ne 9.17 I'VE LOST MY HUSBAND Not really lost, because | know he has headed straight down to JOHNSTON'S HALF YEARLY SUIT SALE. And I really don't mind, but he just can't resist the beautiful suits and sports coats that they always show him. And I really shouldn't kick, be- cause he always saves enough for us to go out on the town and- have a real swisheroo dinner. So listen girls, if your hubby is absent without leave for a while, don't panie You'll find him at JOHNSTON'S SALE OF FINE CLOTHES THAT STARTS THURS. | DAY, 16TH JULY, 5, Brooklin, Hed imal Heffernan .. 6. Brooklin, Heffernan, Crawford. , wow as ane 3.00, Crawtord' ¥ 'i. arD 6 ie pee ne ene jerborough, 1 Pet Fp i See eine ; Todd 19, Brookline, || Weernan, Rutt Zoo Visitors Watch Lion Slay Trainer WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) Thirty men, women and chil- dren watched in horror Satur- Gey night as a full-grown male lion attacked and killed its 7¢- year-old trainer at a children's amusement park near here. Capt. Ernest Engerer, a na- tive of Munich, West Germany, had just started the evening performance when the lion at- tacked. He had placed the lion on a pedestal and had snapped bis whip as a signal for two female lions to enter the cage. As he snapped the whip, En- gerer stepped back, tripped and fell to the floor of the cage, said Charles Jackson, assistant manager of the amusement park, The male lion jumped from the pedestal and grabbed the trainer around the neck, pierc- ing his jugular vein, The lion mauled Engerer's body for more than 20 minutes before Forsyth County sheriff's deputies and Winston-Salem po- lice killed him with four blasts from a shotgun and four bursts from a sub-machine-gun. BROCK -- Whitby EVENING SHOWS START -- 6.55 AND -- 8.20 HORSE. Ss Lo easTuan COLOR] ] SD a 'M-G-M Recommended as Adult Entertainment misconduct m mann pena Ruttan 1023, G. Lotton 11,12, 14,06, Doug Vipond 14.06, Hanne Ferguson 17.84, Clancy 18,19, French Red Boss Dies Of Stroke VARNA, Bulgaria (AP) -- Maurice Thorez, for 33 years militant chief of the French Communist party, died Satur- day night aboard the Soviet cruise ship Litva (Lithuania), He was 63. A post mortem at a hospital in thig resort on the Bulgarian riviera showed Sunday that Thorez succumbed to a heart attack. Accompanied by his wife, Jeanette Vermeersch, also a Communist leader, he was en route to Yalta in the Soviet Crimea for treatment of a chronic heart condition. He died while the ship was crossing the Black Sea. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper end Murels © Custom Draperies @ Broadioom and Rugs © C.1.L. Points ond Varnishes @ Flo-Gleze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre Led. Phone 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby 'HOTEL ROYAL \ 171 B ROCK ST. N. -- WHITBY Proudly invites you to attend the opening of their newly re- modelled Dining Lounge and Regency Room, TODAY -- MONDAY, JULY 13th OPEN 12 A.M, 'til 12 P.M, Entertainment Nightly SPECIAL ,.. Monday to Saturday Businessmen's Luncheon THE LCBO. 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THIS WEEK'S SPORTS BASEBALL EVENTS LEGION PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, July 13 -- Lyndyiew Construction ys Hicks BA, Tuesday, July 14 -- Attersley Tire ys B and R Transport. Thursdey, July 16 -- Kiwoni is vs Silvers, Friday, July 17 -- Telegram vs Hicks BA. All games ot Centennial Park, 6:30 p.m, BANTAM LEAGUE Monday, July 20 -- Whitby at Cobourg, 6:30 p.m. WHITBY PEE WEE ALL STAR Wednesday, July 15 -- Bowmanville at Whitby. Fridey, July 17 --- Cobourg Both games Centennial Park at Whitby. at 6:30 p.m. EASTERN ONTARIO MIDGET LEAGUE Friday, July 17 -- Whitby a WHITBY GIRLS Monday, July 13 -- Bill Pe tal Motors vs B and R Transport, Dundas School, 6 t Orono, 6:30 p.m. TOWN LEAGUE Tuesday, July 14 -- Fleming's Auto Service vs A. J. Horack, Centennial Pork, 6: Wednesday, July 15 -- 15 p.m. B and R Transport vs Bill Martin Motors. Centennial Le 6:15 p.m, Thursday, July 16 -- A. J. Service, Henry High School, LACROSSE Wednesday, July 18 -- Brooklin Senior Lacrosse Club vs Huntsville, Brooklin Arena, 8:45 p.m. WHITBY LAWN BOWLING CLUB Saturday, July 18 -- Ladies Triples, Gala Day, 1:30 p.m. WRESTLING EVERY Horack vs Fleming's Auto 6:30 p.m. W. C. TOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. Ample Parking Facilities You don't have to play a sport to be @ good sport 110 Dundas St. £., Whitby 668-3410 STAFFORD Brothers Lid. Monuments e « « of Distinction 668-3552 Whitby ED. JEFFREYS @ Janitor Service TUESDAY NIGHT AT OSHAWA ARENA HOOKER & SONS LTD. . YOUR BEST DEAL ON NEW AND USED CARS No. 7 Highway, 3 miles West of Brooklin General Motors Dealer For CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCKS CORVAIR BROOKLIN 655-4811 ®@ Window Cleaning WE SPECIALIZE IN OFFICE & FACTORY WORK 120 Lupin Dr, Whitby PH, 668-8658 MARTIN'S ESSO SERVICE Hwy. 2 at Thicksons Rd, perneed Mechanie pecializing in... Mejor Repairs ' Tune Ups Brakes Relined Exhaust Systems PH, 728-5641