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WH ITBY FR EE PRESS, THUR SDAY, JLLY 26, 1973, PAGE. 23 66111Classifi1"ed Advertsing ~ I I _____________________________________ Riom]__ a NO INWIJRY OF NEIGHSOURS * C0NFIDENT1AL ARRANGEMEN1U MA4DE liN VOUR Om MMCE i BOAROW AS LITTLE AS $1.00 *FAST SERVICE Mr. Wk 942-2611 or W9.112l Toronto e me w CMANCEf 17JJ MAIL TO; WHITY FREE PREU BOX 20e, wHiTSoY Ao~w~snesngs -. nuIw nu mm 6% UêSM NAME a . ...aIr. .. a.. a.. .. .. ADDRESS.................... P.......... Pt4ONENO............... WLEASE NCT« CLASSIFIRD ADVYM11SING DEADUNE 18: 5:00 P.M. MONDAY FOR EACH WUEKISPAPMR Wve are interested in r e cr u i t i ng new rapresentatives to' work from our Oshawa off ice 221 King Street East. Corne along for three evenings in July without obligat ion. We will explain the opportunities and challenges of the real estate business. Also 0f no expense we will provide ~you with an analysis of your sales aptitude. lnterested? Reserve place now for yourself 1 CALL GERRY VAN SCHEPEN 579-2243 THOS. N. SHEA LTD. REALTOR Speciais THE FISH.BOWL Pet and Aquaria Free Goldfisli to Each Child Accompanied by ani Adult Angel Fish 3 - $1.00 15 Qol. Aquariums S79 Ail Your Pet and Aquarium Supplies Drop Ln ! Woolco Mail 5 yr. Warranty WRa.I £f ta ra ferninar ýK cc 'Il g Speciais COURT. REPORT Constables McGregor and Whittick of the Whitby Police Force answered a cail to the Ontario Psychiatric Hospital at 3:20 p.m. on July 16th were they found Albert Lewis, 44, of 133 Bathurst St., Toronto in an intoxicated condition. He was searched and a haîf empty bottle of vodka was found on his person. Mr. Lewis pleaded guilty to the charge of having liquor in a place other than his residence. He was fined $100 or 20 days in jail. Provincial Court Judge H. W. Jermyn made the fine peremptory which means it had to be paid before leaving the Court Room or serve time in jail. The accused is on welfare in Toronto and only had $18 ini his pocket. He told the Court he would be receiving bis welfare cheque at the end of this month. William Roy Geary, 17, of 91 Elgin Street, Oshawa was fined $100 or 20 days in jail on the charge of driving with more than 80 mgm of alcohol per 100 mm of blood in his system. His drivers license was suspended by Provincial Court iudge H.W. Jermyn for six months which does not include the 'preemptory suspension' which is handed down by the Department of Transport and Communications. This suspension is for at least three months which would made a total suspension of the drivers' license for nine months. A false story about his brother being involved in a motor car accident brought an Oshawa youth into Court charged with dangerous driving. Gary L. Plowright, 19, of Kawartha Ave, was fined $200 or 20 days in jail on a charge of dangerous driving. His driver's license was mandatorily suspended for three months. He pleaded guilty to -the charge. Provincial Police Officer Lockridge of the Whitby Detacbment was on patrol on Highway 401 about 5:55 p.m. July 6th a very busy Friday evening when hie saw an eastbound motorcycle being driven at a high rate of speed and in a very erratic manner. He was cutting in and out of- travvic making more than 20 lane changes in a very unsafe manner as he went eastward to. Oshawa. He t 'urned off the highway at the Park Road exit ramp cutting in front of traffic and failing to stop at the exit He went northward on Park Road to Gibb Street at 60 mph cutting in and out of traffic passing the traffic by driving along the centre of the road. He went east on Gibb Street at 30 - 35 mph, going through a red light and continued eastward to Elm and Albert Street going through two stop signs. It was at this point that Provincial Police Constable Lockridge stopped the young man. He told the officer that he was in, a hurry to arrive at the aleged lcation wereLhe A been toI- Ld!isbote BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Exclusive Territory Light' Manufacturing Opportunity For Your Aiea Full or Part Time No Selling Can be done in your garage. Manufacturer of Exclusive Urilite Moulds requires persons to manufacture a variety of ornamental products for the building tradte, landscaping trade and local garden centres. By using sand, cernent and water and 2 hours a day, you could earn up to $35. per day or more. Company supplies equipment, tramning' and advertising. Minimum of $1 ,000. required. For appointmnent to view write to Box 206, Whitby, giving full name, 'address and phone number. 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, a Public Meeting on the Official Plan as recommended by the Town of Whitby Planning Board. 1At this meeting it is the intention to consider any objections, comments or brief at that time, and following the consideration of samne to adopt the Official Plan with any amendments, changes or alterations that may se.em desirable in the Public interest. 1Copies of this document will be available at 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby and at the Planning Department Offices, 14 Church Street, Brooklin, on and after the 3Oth July, 1973. Wm., Wallace, A.M.T.C.< Clerk i I w' v $7.99