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1@ 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, June 29, 1967 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Imbibing In Car Brings $100 Fine Or Thirty Days WHITBY -- A fine of $100|/while on the interdicted list and and costs or 30 days in jail br bet a disturbance. imposed on Murray Ouderkirk, me ae Byron Street North, SENTENCE ADJOURNED Whitby, who pleaded guilty), Charged with the theft of here Tuesday to a charge of|three pieces of furniture from having liquor in a place other|® Whitby manufacturer, Colin than his residence. The fine|W- Cleveland of Whitby had was made peremptory. [#éntence adiourned sine de, : ; eat cu ad taken the pe! ty lice oficer, sul verioad of leces from Umea vias +. an.. |warehouse in Whitby to his hicle, passing -- uae home in Oshawa. It was the geo ggg hg sarowe belief of the truck operator Fon. a cap: The accused was the overload, for which there r Primo tle|W2S no bill of invoice, became seen drinking from a bottle}, property of the trucker. and then throwing it into alppis is not the case. Due to OTTAWA (CP)--British Co- lumbia was the only western province to escape a major drop in rural population be- tween 1961 and 1966, census fig- ures show. Cities grew bigger in all four provinces but over-all population increases were retarded in Man- itoba, Saskatchewan and Al- farms. Results of the 1966 census, re- leased by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, reveal] Brit- ish Columbia experienced a 15- per-cent increase to 1,873,674 last year from 1,629,082 in 1961. Alberta gained 9.8 per cent to 1,463,203 from 1,331,944. Manitoba had 963,066 residents last year, up 4.5 per cent from 921;686, Saskatchewan's popula- B.C.'s Rural Population Stays Down On The Farm berta by migrations off the | 18,238,247. ahead of Ontario at 11.6 per cent. PC Association Has Busy Month June has been a busy month for the Progressive Conserva- a Se ee tive Associations in the federal The British Columbia growth|and provincial Ridings of On- rate was much the greatest,|tario County. On June 20, the Lakefront cent and Quebec at 9.9 per|YPC Association held a wiener roast at Rotary Park in Ajax. On June 28 the federal riding of Ontario held a general meet- ing in the Legion Hall at Ux- bridge. An election was held in which five delegates and five alternates were selected to rep- resent the riding at the leader- ship convention in Toronto in September. Michael Starr ad- dressed the meeting and said he believes 80 - 90 per cent of the delegates will be uncom- mitted. Look to MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT Corp. (Can.) Ltd. For Everything for your Swimming Pool Steel Pool Kits All Steel Pools Block Pool Kits TOD: TORONTO 10:40 A. Distributed b Torente Stock Exche Quotations In cents ur a--Odd lot, xd--Ex-div rights, xw--Ex-warrants. from previous board-lot MINES Stock Sales High | Agnico 1000 140 Am Moly 1300 16 Argosy 1200 96 Armore 3500 18 Atl C Cop 2300 70 Broul Reef 4005 29 x Brungwk 00 630. Cam Mine 6500 Cemfio 30 Camp Chip 800 825 § Cc Tung 212 7 ¢ Dyno 200 147 1 Cdn Nisto 2150 23/4 e e king lot where it brok . parking jot where it DrOKe-!this type of misunderstanding] increased 2 cent tof @ Aqualock Domes " Four full pints of beer werelthe accused had taken the fees from 995.181 TE ®@ Aquolock Covers creme found under the seat of the car.| three pieces of furniture to his| ; ' 4 pipet] | Chimo 1000 70 vi i | : é ae Canada as a whole increased @ Multiport Helves Cenigo 18500 35 ee ee Se 9.7 per cent during the five-|--MN @ Above Ground: Pools Con Fardy 120 280 court order, Stephen Taylor] Charged with careless driv- SCHOFIELD WOOLLEN MILLS : @ band Viton € Marten "S00 a0 was remanded to the House 'of|ing, Jack M. Thompson was PIN-OAK IS CHAMP © Dictomite Filters Cia tim os | Concord for a month. He was| fined $50 and costs or 10 days In the early years of the Oshawa's leading industires. Soon after the war the plant © Red Pop 6000 28% Iso charged with attempted |' jail. The charge arose out) present century, the Scho During the Second World closed. It has been re CARROLLTON, Mo. (AP)-- @ Aluminum Coping ABSOLUTE Conwest 200 550 5 also charged with attempte F ; - f - i YE ; robbery. The court learned the feast, Tone 7, petieg y vee ag Woollen Mills, located War it produced large quan- aronnt Besa hare 4 is ~ teatiia 'tas dedlannied ui ne of Ranma ogn i 10 AR GUARANTEE Sop Man" on 20 : 2 , ;| On Centre Street, near the tities of underwear for the | as a bonded warehouse for All Pool Accessories end SR bd 625 "911% accused had left the House ba Hag ace the ae CPR station, was one of | men of the armed forces. trucking firms. ae ee Lpesvall ey Pool Maintenance Rapietted te 5: Raye ter Hepes Senge Died, 13900 149 , s | z! -------- $$ 2 1 Concord without permission hicle . ET: BS $275 datiees der five miles howihwest at ee Denison 1806 $74 | . é a --~ 'SQ 330 $49%4 . J yas vehi . ice will be held at 11 a.m. in-|Carrollton. Th i Donald 500 144 | $50 AND COSTS ar cone to both vehicles. COUNTY LINES or Se Pog Se -- ie monarch an 19 Low Cost Banh ne Pleading guilty to a charge of| ine of $35 and costs or enes in circumter: A pa arn : F Mar 200 170 1 suasasian tive Wale under | five days in jail was imposed ence, 110 feet high with a] No Down Payment HW Erobex | im 4m 4 age, Patrick Howard Boule, 18,|0" Jack McInnis, 64, who faced Pastor Honored tala nee dtoeen Goin HMO was fined $50 and costs or 10/8 Charge of being intoxicated in ue ec as or on uc S FINANCING Gortdrm 200 225% days in jail. The court was told|@ Public place. "You are not a | (MYRTLE (TC) -- A special] Dp tient Rel d AVAILABLE , MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT Sune Rea A the accused "passed out" 9 Hay agg ofl gg rag bet- . |church service was held last atien elease R d LTD High-B! 70 0s 9 itby | ' e ' er 1 the washroom of a Whitby cafe.| fer: n e magis Church Annivers | Sunday ie honor Rev. Gerry| MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- Lisallilll TROPICANA oo division of CORP. (cana a) ° iron Bay T 100 345 3 Convicted on a charge of fail- | Day, who started his ministry|VanCamp has. returned homeless, Major Pool Equip. Corp. (Can,) fl a oe ee ing to remain at the scene of|DOZES IN COURT Oot eae chee accepted 8 |from the Sick Children's Hospi-\M Ltd. Coll BRUCE CAVERLY. 690 Drake St. Call 725-6582 -- Evenings 576-2287 Joliet 200d) Bd an accident, James Ray Little,| A Obviously sleepy district) MAPLE GROVE (TC)--Rev.)Hamer, a native of Myrtle, who & charge in Saskatche-|tal, Toronto, where she was a Jowsey me 65 ' J , PY wan Kam Kotle 200 276 27 20, of Whitby, was fined $50 and youth appeared on a charge of|Stanley E. Snowden, of Shaw-|was killed in an aircraft acci-|"@" ____ patient. es, tae Rid Win fom 4 costs or 10 days in jail. A ve-| couse 8 disturbance by shout-| ville, Que., a former member of|dent in Western Canada. The| EOL a ia Coper 1) 3 hicle, driven by the accused,|28, While walking along the|the local church and Sunday|service was conducted by Rev. | tom Pe ae struck a parked vehicle and|steet 1 Whitby. David Leslie|School, was the speaker at the|G. Mundy of Brooklin and Rev. 300 $124 1 continued on its way. Damage Haines, 16, was remanded in|Sunday School Anniversary| William Patterson of Myrtle. iggee fae to the two vehicles was eat. custody for one week. "Maybe|Services. Proceeds totalled Mack Msh 3333 47 4 mated at $150 by that time he will be more| $337.55. N S . peg nvr gar i eaget rested,'"' said His Worship. In the afternoon the Sunday oO vervices rier tal 7 id 2 Pe dM Pec gg agente tes , Song said he was| School presented a program of MYRTLE (TC) -- No serv- Me intyre 100 $864 8 ws -] - j j 500 self," said Magistrate H. M. ioe toon te "accned or he iat Newer Cae a fone By bolo Lp set es gene ti ua nm } Jermyn as he placed Je b i f . : ae ed Church during July while rl 16800 7 Ui on 2 month" suspen | ht Wee ett SOUR favared with vocal rendtons [Rey 'Willan 'Petierny {tae ee sentence. Evidence had been|was dozing the accused youth|Senior School Choir, directed -- hag services will re- ge Ae heard previously on charges of| told His Worship: "Just tired I/by Ross Metcalf, sang several|SU™° "us: 5. N Imperal 4200 330 32 escaping custody, consuming guess selections. Rev. J. P. Romeril, S ' Ch d N a Rael 400 as ut Rev. it A tt 5 ev. Dermot Arscott and Rev ervices ange Nerbake 5 Traffic Charges Heard W. C. Smith took part in the service. MAPLE GROVE (TC)--Com- Northgat 1200 515 51€ N Rock 2200 40 : mencing July 2 the church serv- eS ore 0 te ¥ | Bible School a: ae ao In Bowmanville Court x72 cx co Bo enezer - Maple Grove Vaca- oe : tion Bible School, for children, Pine Point 'ach sav 29 BOWMANVILLE -- Magis-jhard-to-read speed warning| four years and up, will be held Placer 120 $354 35 trate R. B. Baxter presided in|signs. at Ebenezer Church, July 10 to ce sates court here Tuesday with Ken) In Juvenile Court, tree local| 21, from 9 to 11.30 a.m. @ attarns oa00 2 128 pen grep oye a lads were charged with dama- ne ae ee lor the crown in the absence of|sing two doors at the h io Al | Crown Attorney G. F. Bonny-\Keith Billett, King Street Bast Plan Barbecue i Romane an Ha x --_. pe bg fo ag Evidence was heard from the| MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- The 4 Satelite. 3000 2424 'y counsel for Lega * _ jinvestigating officer and Mary|Maple Grove Hi-C Group will rt He a ae William Wilson, Trull's Road,|Jane Billett, 17, and the matter|hold a barbecue July 22, at the . Slivrfide 290 425425 17,. pleaded guilty to three|@djourned until next week. home of Fred Wright. A skit, io he ie charges and was given the mi- entitled '"'Honesty" was present- . ; Sud'Cont 5002222 nimum penalty in each case. THANK YOU ALL ed at the last meeting by|| @ Community : Teck Com | 335 40 40 Driving without a licence cost} LONDON (CP)--Det. Inspec-| Esther Cryderman, Judy Carr, ! Tmbill Yolo 133. M15 him $10 and costs, without li-jtor George Lyle, 51, retiring cence plates for the currentlafter 30 years with the metro- year, $10 and costs and with-/politan police, put an advertise- out proof of insurance $50 and/ment in a newspaper thanking costs. The alternative was alcolleagues, witnesses, citizens total of 13 days in jail. and criminals "who all helped Local officers have been busy|Make my. career so interest-| with radar units around town, |ing." bringing many to court with tegen tickets. Some argued! ONLY LINK Ft eir names were spelled incorrectly, their vehicles not The Mandelbaum -- gate was properly described, tires larger the only crossing point between than original equipment making Jordanian and Israeli Jeru- their speedometers register in-|salem before the Middle East accurately and improper or! war. Wayne Wright and Kerr Cry- of quiet elegance || derman, | located in oshawa's Judge At Fair | northern residential oree. MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- Mr. Simcoe end Taunton and Mrs. Vic Cookson were in Lachute, Que., recently. where|] !f you are looking for a lot to Mr. Cookson judged horses at|] Duy... visit cedar ridge -- the fair. use a builder of your choice for information. Memorial Service | phone 723-1194 MYRTLE (TC) -- A memor- ial service was held in Brook- yp OSHAWA lin United Church for' Larry SAT. MON, July lst:3rd In order for management and staff to have a good holiday weekend, Patte's Paints will be closed on Saturday and Monday. OPEN FRI TIL 9 pm. For the customer's convenience, the store will remain open on Friday night till 9 p.m. at full staff, is along weekend | indeed. Tribag 1605°105 103 U Buffadn 2000 34 %4 Un Keno 3400 550 495 Un Macfle 72200 11 11 West Mine 700 295 290 Wiles 1000 38 «8638 Willroy 2200 Yale Lead 2000 21 21 k Bear 500 215 215 Yukon € 4100 122: 119 Zulapa z312, 13) «13 OILS, GA Aiminex 2400 470 460 Asamere 2000 450 440 CS Pete 400 211) 211 C Delhi w 1100 3) 31 € Gridoll 1200 645 640 © Homestd 5950 270 245 Cdn Sup O. 230 $46% 46% Cent Del 1000 $12%2 124 Chieftan D 800 635 625 l 00 o Gr Plains 125 $12% 12% Gt COlisds 100 $14% 144 NC Olis 5975 560 550 Permo 2400 19% 19 Place @ 100 230 230 Spooner 2050 71 67 Vandoo 251 6 6 W Decaita 1700 260 260 INDUSTRIAL Abitib! 1350 $9% 9% Acklands 4925 $10V%e 9% 25 Alta Gas T 225 $37% 37% Alta Nat 100 $21 21 Alcan 1930 $29% 29% Alcan pr 75 $39 = 39 Alumin 2p 125 $44%4 44 Anthes A 125 $27% 27" Argus 420 $16 16 Argus B pr 50 $44 44¥4 Argus C pr 120 $11% 11% Asbestos 162 $23. 23 Ashdwn B 100 $7% Auto Elec 2000 $6% 6% Bank Mtl 2269 $13Ve 125% Bank NS 2120 $142 14% Bathrst p ZS $17V%a 17% Bathrst w 100 895 895 Becker Bp 100 $8% 8% Bell Phne 928 $48%e 48 Bow Viy w 100 625 625 Brazilian 329 $12% 12% BA Oll 333 $3736 37% BC Forest 300 $18% 18% BC Pack A 250 $18%% 18% BC Pack B 7230 $18% 18% 50 $102 102 BCPh 5.15 75 $90 740 155 155 Calgary P 1155 $23¥%8 234 20$107 107 Calvrt Die 500 85 85 CD Sugar 100 $2344 23% Can Bred p 25 $46 4 Can Cem 25 $39 «39 Can Cem p 215 $24 24 CCC Stone 2 $30 3 Can Malt x5 $21% 21% Cen Perm 100 $l0% 10% 300 $5 495 _. Goldale 365 $11% 11% Hydro 250 $20%2 20V3 PA led Bnk 232 $67%4 67 c a a : L 269 $19% 19% orewide Veniennia ee. a i 7 PR pr 100 $8% 8% C Petrofin 100 $ 4 20% OFF 96 YEARS AT 85 SIMCOE ST. N. Everything in Store - Friday Only - PATTE' OPEN FRI. TILL 9 P.M. NEW PARKING LOT ON WILLIAM ST. E. 725-3529 Carling Red Cap Forever. A long weekend reminder sponsored by the C.R.C.F.A. (Carling Red Cap Forever Association) C Utilities 100 $40 40 C Util 44 p 25 $73% 73% CWN 5¥a p 100 $19% 19% Chemcell 100 $10Ve 10% Chrysler 277 $45 «45 Codvilie A 300 455 450 4 Cominco 281 $2934 29% Crain RL z10 $49) 49 Crwn Zelip 226 $514 Sie Crush_ Intl 125 $12%4q 12% Dale-Ross y Dist! Seag 580 $382 3814 Dupont 50 $292 29% Econ Inv 240 $105 10% Econ Inv p 25 £ 38 45% | Feloon es $48 | Fam Play 75: Fleet Mig