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"THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 7, 1965 5 STILL ALIVE DESPI Drs. D. L. Herrick, left, and Robert Lawson examine Mrs. Ramona Franco de Portola at White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE where she is being treated after living for two months in her mud hut home in Mexico with untreated third degree burns over 70 per TE THIRD DEGREE BURNS baile cent of her body. Doctors said the injured woman had only aspirin to relieve her "living hell." Impaired Driver Loses Licence For One Year WHITBY (Staff) -- A 22-year- old Whitby man was fined $150 and costs or 20 days in jail, Tuesday after being convicted of impaired driving. Paul Beaudry, of 209 Brock st. w., also had his ficence and| ownership permit suspended for one year. Evidence showed that Beau- dry had been driving in erratic manner prior to being! stopped by the police. Sixteen-year-old Brian Shear- er found out it doesn't pay to drink while under age. Shearer was fined $25 and costs by Magistrate J. D. Ord, after pleading guilty to . the offence. He had been picked up by police officers after he was observed walking on Dundas st. An Oshawa youth who drove his motorcycle while his licence was suspended was fined $125 and costs or 30 days in jail. OPP Constable Douglas Jor- dan told the court he spotted Larry Lyon, of 633 Albert st., Oshawa, driving his motorcycle on Highway 401 on June 21. A Toronto man, who cashed a worthless cheque at the Coffee Cup in Ajax, was fined $50 and costs or 10 days in jail after be- ing convicted of false pretenses. Henry Neudorf, of Pickering) st., pleaded guilty to the - WHITBY © PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oster- hout and Kimberly, of Napanee, spent the weekend with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Oster- hout and their sister, Joyce. The family spent the dinner hour Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Osterhout of Toronto. After the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Oster- hout and Kimberly left to go tenting in the Peterborough and the Mazinaw Lake areas. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collinson, Dundas st. e., spent the week- -led a furore at Tuesday night's| Neudorf told the court he had had a bit too much to drink that day but he was not trying to beat them out of the 1$6 A Midland man, who drive on Highway 401 while his ability |was impaired, was fined $150 and costs or 30 days in jail. Lucien Beauvillier, the court learned, had been picked up on) weaving from lane to lane. months. ' An Ajax youth, Albert Mc- Innes, was fined $25 and costs or 10 days in jail, after being convicted of drinking under age. Police evidence showed that Steinberg's and also looking as though he had been in a fight. fighting. Highway .401 on June 12, after a police officer observed him asked that immediate action be Beauvillier, who pleaded guil- ty to the offence, also had his licence suspended for three Petition Asks 'Stop Signs PICKERING (Staff) -- Irate Church st. ratepayers petition- ed Pickering Village Council Tuesday night for the immedi- ate erection of stop signs at the jintersection of Church st. and the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway. Helen Patterson was killed in jan accident at the intersection |June 22. A letter, containing 12 signa- tures of Church st. residents, taken to prevent people from speeding on Church st. Jeffrey Fry, 114 Church st., told council all the residents were shaken by the fatality and asked for recommendation from council, Mr. Fry pointed out that one out of five vehicles using the street appeared to be ex- McInnes had been found near|Ceeding the speed limit. He Supermarket in said about 30. children play on Whitby in a drunken condition|'font lawns during the summer months. The petition will be forward- McInnes denied he had been|°? to Police Chief Reginald Parker for his recommenda- tions. Reach Compromise On Paving Job PICKERING (Staff) -- A reso-| lution passed last month by) Pickering Village Council caus-| council meeting. The resolution] provided that if Subdivider Wil- liam Crawford did not have) Clarelyn blvd. paved by July 15 the bond held by the village would be used to go ahead with the paving. Mr. Crawford told council any Family Monuments of Obi S33 To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 |Whitby of his granddaughter, (AP Photo) |family attended morning service | Adult E ai i Ann Margeret --.Tony Freneiose Reunion Held By Pioneers | WHITBY -- About 115 years ago, Thomas Emmett emigrated from Whitby in Yorkshire, Eng- land and settled on a farm in Whitby, Ont., where several of his descendents still live. On July 4 at the home in Mrs. Charles Broughton (Cath- erine Oke), a family reunion was held, attended by all the descendents of Thomas Emmett now living. Joining Mrs. Broughton and her husband were their four children, Ted, Dick and Jim Broughton, all of Whitby, and Catherine (Mrs. Jack Cham- bers) of Burlington, together with their families, including nine Broughton grandchildren. The other grandchildren of Thomas Emmett attending the event were Mrs. Broughtcz's brothers, Emmett Oke of Whit- by, and Edward Oke of Lind- say, with his son, Douglas, and family; and her first cousins, Miss Hazel Emmett of New York, and Mrs. James A. Duff (Eugene Emmett) of Toronto. With Mrs. Duff were her hus- and, daughter Margaret, and son, Emmett, also of Toronto. Thomas Emmett married Han- nah Strickland, a member of a well-known pioneer family of the Whitby area. Included in the gathering were Hannah Strickland Emmett's nephews, Dr. William Harding of Balti- more, Ont.; his brother, Thom- as, of Toronto; their wives, and Dr. Harding's son, William, Oth- er direct Strickland descendents included Miss Agnes Strickland of Oshawa and Mr. Charles Clemence and Mr. Norgrove Cle- mence, both of whom farm near Whitby. They were accompanied |by their wives. | Many of the members of the at Almonds United Church at the Whitby-Pickering Town Line, where their ancestors worship- ped in the last century. Severa! then toured the various farms and homes in Whitby that hold associations with the family. Of particular interest to those assembled was the view of a copy of the Strickland family crest which features an Amer- ican turkey -- an ancestor hay- ing introduced the first turkey to England in the 1530's, 90 years before the Pilgrims land- ed. A most interesting family tree of the Strickland family, compiled by Dr. William Hard- ing showed those present the entire geneology back to 1727. | BROCK -- Whitby One Complete Program ."™. Each Evening Starting at 7:30 Bey A very special BE agent.with > TECHNICOLOR® «Adult Lex Barker -- Ronald Frazer inment easement was needed to con- struct a manhole and engi-| neers would need time to de-| sign the work. A compromise was reached Tuesday night when ratepay- ers agreed the first layer of asphalt be laid by Aug. 15, whether the manhole. is con-| structed or not. If the first) Jayer is not laid, council prom-) end visiting with their daugh- ter and son-in-law in Toronto. Miss Joyce Osterhout, 1010 Dundas st. e., attended the folk | festival with her friend, Miss Nancy Thompson, of Brooklin. | Birthday wishes are extended | by her friends to Miss Sherry} Femia, Dovedale dr., who' is| celebrating her 16th birthday | today. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petryshyn, | 190 Elizabeth cresc., are cele-| brating their ninth wedding an-' niversary today. Friends and relatives of Ar- thur, son of Mr. and Mrs. John St. John, wish him a very happy birthday which he is celebrating ised serious action. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wollpoper and Murals @ Custom Dreperies @ Broadioom @ C.I.L. Paints end Varnishes @ Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 today. THE ORIGINAL J "BUY THE BEST FOR = BECKER'S --__ Weekend Specials -- Wed. - Sun. Inclusive UG MILK STORE LESS AT. BECKER'S" Jean Becker's 24-02. loof ~ BREAD (White - Cracked Wheat - Whole Wheat) REG. 22 ' LOAF 19° Becker's Own COTTAGE CHEESE & FR UIT SALAD Grade "A" Med. EGGS REG. 43¢ The BECKER Milk Store vor. 39° OWEN SOUND ME. 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