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PO re = Istery ALL sHING DS 13-5252 AGE Ee 18-6611 a ---------- 723-4822 ----$--$-------- tyled ond Come in, yling. Whitby ------ ELL'S ACO ssie Harden Gilbert St., Whitby ps for r Tires WING ICE 18-7711 ee es St? Andrew's Society elec- tion of officers and annual dinner was held at Oshawa Curling Club. Seated right, ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY ELECTS NEW OFFICERS is president - elect, Robert Gowans with retiring presi- dent, Jack D. Ford. Other officers elected to the so- ciety for the 1967-68 term Park; second vice - presi- are from the left standing: dent, George MacKenzie secretary, Archie Craig; and treasurer, W. B. Sweet. --Oshawa Times Photo BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Windsor Man Convicted On Four Separate Charges Robert Morris, 35, 3515 Mul- ford Cres., Windsor, pleaded guilty in magistrate's court Fri- day to two charges of fraud, one of attempted fraud and one of possession of stolen prop- erty. Magistrate D. B. Dodds reg- istered a conviction on all four charges stemming from fraudu- lent use and possession of money orders and put the cases over for sentence until May 5. Morris used the $100 money orders, stolen in Windsor, Feb. 11 to purchase a camera and shoes in addition to receiving cash. 30 DAYS Carmine Provinsano of 235 Albert St., was sentenced to 30 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to a charge of assault. Said Magistrate Dodds, 'I might very well have sentenced this man to three to six months. I'm satisfied that the accused did intend bodily harm." Daniel Huider, 19, Oshawa, was acquitted of the charge of indecent assault on a four-year- old Oshawa girl. Huider, whose mental health was described by the Ontario Hospital, as a bor- der line case, signed a state- ment admitting the alleged charge but later changed his mind in court and claimed po- lice threatened him with the prospect of jail. Magistrate Dodds told the court he be- lieved the detectives' testimony to be true but still dismissed the case. JAIL TERMS Durwood Tompkins, 18, of 33% Simcoe St. N., was sen- tenced to three months and: 20 days in jail on two charges of minor consuming and one of impaired driving after he plead- ed guilty to all charges. Charges resulted from an acci- dent the evening of March 18 on Bloor Street. Magistrate Dodds told Tompkins he "seem- ed wilfully perversed and a nuisance to the community," and gave him three months on the impaired driving and 10 days on each charge of minor consuming. SUSPEND SENTENCE Wayne Cole, 20 of 79 Banting, was given a one-year suspended sentence after he pleaded guilty to break, enter and theft on April 26. Cole stole a color tele- vision set from the home of his sister worth $892.50. WATCH FILM Magistrate's court looked at police film taken during the Oshawa' Engineering _ strike when prosecution introduced it as reply evidence in the case of Fay Armstrong, picket captain at the plant. Decision was put over to May 15 along with all other cases not yet disposed of in the strike dispute. THEFT CASE Arthur Legere, 33, of 178 Church St., pleaded guilty to theft and was given a one-year suspended sentence after he was arrested for stealing gas from transport trucks. The inci- dent occurred on or about April 14 when Legere used a tube to take the gas from the truck tank and put it in his own stor- age tank in his basement. TWO CHARGES Kenneth Chandler, 528 La- OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount o n Orders of 5 or More Pictures mond St., was given a one-year suspended sentence on two charges after pleading guilty to driving while his licence was suspended and failing to pro-} duce proof of insurance or fi-| nancial responsibility. Chand- ler, who drew six months sus- pended sentence on_ each charge was told by Magistrate Dodds that "driving under sus-| pension is a serious offence. . .| a most serious offence'. DISTURBANCE Patrick Donevan, 20 of 551 Dean St., was sentenced to 60 days in jail on charges of caus-| ing a disturbance and minor consuming when he _ pleaded guilty. to both. "There is noth- ing I can say that will have any effect on you," said the magistrate. "We will not have fighting in the streets in Osh- awa," 14 DAYS Fred Parker, 20, of 12 Burk St., was sentenced to 14 days in jail when he pleaded guilty to a charge of driving under suspension. Prosecution called for a jail term and upon re- view of the accused's record the jail term was imposed. DRINKING Convicted of being drunk in first vice - president, Jack For Home And School Meeting Harmony Home and Schooljbe presenting at the Oshawa eral meeting with a centennial |tival at the Civic Auditorium in program. May. Parents were greeted on ar-| This included square dancing, Diana Collins and Miss: Debbie Taylor, dressed in costumes of 1867. act. Highlight of the. business meeting was the presentation of the entertain-|titled The Canada Series to the responsible for $3 ----------|Home and School centennial Shanque of 120 Westmount st.,|Project. 50. or 30 days; Thomas Long) Election of officers for 1967-68 of the Salvation Army in To-,were: president, Mrs. J. A, ronto, $25 or two days; James|Newell; first vice - president, days; Joseph McNeil of no|president, Mrs. B. G. Curry; fixed address, $50 or 30 days; |treasurer, Mrs. J. Lawrie; Chester Wawizyniak of 377|cording secretary, Mrs, E. R. Drew St., $50 or 10 days; and\Hewett; correspondent _ secre- Anthony Huxter of 6 Edward|!ary, Mrs. W. Winstanley, pro- St., Ajax, $50 or 10 days. gram chairman, Mrs. J. R. MINORS Goldsmith and social convener, Convicted of minor consum-|Mrs- D- Grant. Association held its annual gen-|Public Schools Centennial Fes- rival by Mrs. L. French, Miss|choir singing and a_ tumbling Henry of no fixed address, mo [pes W. R. Short; second vice- TECHNIQUES EVE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 2, 1967 13 R - CHANGING Three O Many men entering the work force today will have to be re- trained at least three of four times before they retire, as a result of the ever changing techniques required in skilled occupations, says F. W. Hum- phrey, inspector of separate schools for Oshawa. "Professional people and skilled tradesmen are already aware that either by taking short courses or private study lthey must keep abreast of de- Three Airliners Hit By Lightning LONDON (CP). -- Three jet airliners, including an Air Can- ada DC-8 carrying more than 70 passengers, were struck by lightning Monday without ma- jor mishap. The other two air- ieraft were a British Overseas Airways Corp. VC-10 and a {BOAC Boeing jet bound from Manchester for Montreal and Toronto, The Air Canada DC-8 was struck soon after taking off from Frankfurt, West Ger- many, on a non-stop flight. to Toronto. 'It's Question Centennial Theme At Harmony of Identity: PM OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis- ter Pearson officially opened the |National Press Building's 'news }conference theatre Monday with a light-hearted warning to re- porters to 'stand up and iden- \tify yourself' if they asked ob- \jectionable questions. Mr. Pearson said his feelings about Expo 67 were "excitement and pride." The only problems facing Expo now were those Students of the school werejthe set of reference books en-|caysed by its great success. The prime minister did not ment and showed what they will}school library as part of the| know whether it was possible to lextend the duration of Expo be- lyond the six-month. period, but |said he would be glad to discuss 'with Montreal Mayor Jean Dra- }peau plans for preserving some of the Expo buildings. Discussing the new session of re-|Parliament scheduled to open May 8, Mr. Pearson said House leaders of the different parties will seek a general agreement for allocation of time for debate on the many bills to be pre- sented. ing and fined $50 and costs or 10 days each were: Byron An-} drew of 19 Tudor Drive, Ajax; | Glen Powell of 71 Thickson Rd. 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"Twenty - five cents out of the dollar is more than r Four Sessions oo ea ce 'tion with the death of an elderly jyevopmente in their fields," he|ries are no longer "'frills", they| man. Police said David Llew- said. jare indispensible in securing in-|elyn Livingstone, 60, died Mon- | Mr. Humphrey was address-\terested attention of the stu-j|day of injuries suffered in a ing a mecting of the St./dents," he said. \fight at a home in this com- Joseph's Catholic Parent-Teach-| «Also we aim to have stu-|munity 180 miles east of the jer Association in Oshawa. dents acquire skills which|Lakehead. | Ip his address, "Recent\ajiows the i lly | i Poi t ' use of their God-| ie . one normally expects the fed- Changes in the Curriculum,"| given abilities to the fullest,"| LOSES APPEAL eral government to get from Mt. Humphrey listed planned' Mr, Humphreys said. 'Howeyer) TORONTO (CP) --Gordon|any province, especially the \innovations designed to effect/this aim presents such prob-|MacAuslane, 36, of Toronto,/Province of Quebec,"" Mr. Pear- son said. He said Mr. Johnson gave Mrs. Pearson the 25 cents in Montreal at Expo after Tor- onto Maple Leafs defeated iam Canadiens 4-1 Satur ay. {improvements in the learning}jems as what skills shall we Monday lost an appeal and was jcapacity of the schools. teach and how shall we pro-/¢rdered to serve six months in) "The first aim of education)vide for the individual differ- jail for having obscene matter is to impart knowledge," helences in ability and back- for distribution. County Court said. "We must be selective in ground which we observe in Judge F. J. 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