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mm WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West the driving lane and north shoul- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 13, 1960 § der before striking the north ditch, It rolled twice in the ditch and came to rest on its right inni Mrs. Koczel Pinned Under Car Following Accident A Toronto woman was pinned|iorth, Oshawa. Osmok ma d beneath a car following & erash|to bring his car to a halt without|Osmok car suffered damage es- on Highway 401 near Oshawa on timated at $50. The Koczekan car, however,| PC Douglas Robinson, of the Sunday evening but suffered noth-| oa 0 ore over to the boi Whitby Detachment of the OPP, MILITARY CENTRE BIG J West Point on the Hudson] KELOWNA, B.C, (CP) -- A= side, p River 50 miles from New York $2,000,000 distillery will be built from the waist. City was first occupied as a mili- here to process waste and culled |fruit into liqueurs and brandy. The Koczekan car suffered an|t2ry post in 1778, 1000 d. and the prod Hera niad Tel, JMO. 8-3703 Mana~er: Lloyd Robertson TOWN OF WHITBY, RIFLE CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL TOURNAMENT At their D'Hillier street range, the Whitby Rifle Club was host to 75 sporting rifle shooters at their Annual Tour- nament over the weekend. The picture shows a typical scene of the day with 24 competitors from all over Ontario shooting $4 ing worse than a dislocated hip|ing lane, then veered back across! investigated. and abrasions, Mrs. Margaret Koczakan, 31, was a ger in her husband's car when it struck another, then rolled twice in the ditch, midway between Thornton's road and Thickson's road. Mrs. Koczakan was pinned be- neath the car for nearly four minutes and was freed when six passing motorists, arrived at the 1 | scene and rolled the car back on its wheels. She was taken to the Oshawa General Hospital for treatment and expects to be al- lowes to return home this morn- ng. Also taken to the hospital for treatment and later released were her husband, Andrew, 39, and children Stephen, 11, Sonia, 9, and Bobble, 8, all suffering abrasions. The Koczekan car had -been proceeding west on Highway 401 about 6 p.m when it struck the left rear corner of another west- bound car driven by Ronald Osmok, 21, of Garrard road ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS ON PAGE 4 4d in the prone position 50 yard event for sharpshooters. Rifle Club President Jim Fraser presented the winners of the 10 John Mason, left, and Joe Wiliams, of Guelph, entered the Whitby Rifle Club Annual Tournament on Saturday and won almost every event in the Marksmen's Class. Between them they won the prone posi- tion at 20 yards, prone position pairs at 20 yards, the prone position team at 20 yards, and the prone position at 50 yards. In addition to these laurels | | | events with trophies and medals and the other members of the club officiated in the tournament. '| this year for the first dime, They i | future, | [tario Historical Society, Toronto, { |of the Twenty, Jordan, ! | was honored for its efforts on be- half of 49 affiliated local societies CLEANIT GERY CE SHIRT LAUNDERERS MOTH AND BURN HOLES REWOVEN WHITBY RA 5-3555 There's nc Substitute for Experience! Historical Society Gives Awards KINGSTON (CP)--The Cana- dian Historical Society Saturday announced awards to a dozen in- dividuals and institutions for out- standing achievements in further- ing the study of local history in Canada. a The awards were presented are to be made annually in Among winners were the On- and Jordan Historical Museum The Ontario Historical Society ! and its quarterly journal, On- tario History. The Jordan mu. seum was cited for awakening in- terest in its district's past, John Mason won the total aggregate trophy in the marks- g Specialising : o WASHER REPAIRS & PARTS to all makes CALL US FOR FUR & WINTER GARMENT STORAGE # | Independent . | Sales & Service | (Whitby) Led, 1 MO 8-2081 FULLY INSURED REFRIGERATED STORAGE WHITBY CLEANERS 150 ae 'E., WHITBY Ph: MO 8-2345 Free Pickup end Delivery men's class for five events. They were two of 756 sporting rifle enthusiasts who entered in the tourney. --Oshawa Times Photo Abs Esso Scores 6-3 Win Over Oshawa Whitby Ab's Esso put together two three - run Innings to double the score on Scugog Cleaners in Oshawa's Alexandra Park Thurs- day night. The victory for Whitby evened their record in the South- ern Ontario County softball league at two wins and two losses. The game was a close pitch. er's battle until the sixth inning. Scugog Cleaners had built up a 20 lead by Sneddon's homer in the fifth with one runner on base. Both Wally Samianski of Whitby and Tailor of Oshawa were pitch- ing two-hit ball, and Tailor allow- ed only two runners to reach ba_e. Murray Stubbins and Mar- tin Jordan drove home runs, and Jordan scored himself to give Whitby the lead. The locals carried right on in the seventh, getting three more runs before the Scugog pitcher, Tailor, was lifted In favor of Petersi. Oshawa had a brief, one- run rally in the bottom of the ninth inning, but Wally Samanski bore down to get strike-outs with the bases loaded and end game. the| Whitby |Scugog In doing so Samanski easily re- deemed himself for a touch of wildness that hampered him in the game. He walked nine bat- ters, while striking out six. He came through with the strike-outs in the clutch, however, and Osh-| awa had to be content with 15| runners stranded on bases, | Sneddon was the most outstand- ing hitter in the game. In addi-| tion to his two-run homer he had two singles in five trips to the plate. March also had two shits for Scugog Cleaners. For Ab's| Esso, Murray Stubbins and Mar-| tin Jordan had two hits apiece, | Stubbins with two RBIs, and Jor- dan one. | Whitby's hitting was spread well throughout the line-up: every player had at least one hit, ex- cept rightfielder Buck Haron. | Whitby outhit Oshawa 10-6. f Next Wednesday night, Ab's| Esso plays a return game against | Scugog Cleaners in Whitby's Cen- | tennial Park. [ RHE 000 003 300-6 10 2 000 020 001--3 6 4| BROCK Evening Shows at 6:55 and 8:25 | | Phone MO 8-3618 REBEL CAPTURED HAVANA (AP) -- A former army captain who tried to stir up a revolt against Premier Fi. del Castro in Castro's old revolu- tionary stamping grounds is re- ported in the hands of Cuban military authorities. A five-man peasant patrol flushed insurgent Manuel Beaton out of hiding in the rugged Sierra Maestra and captured him at dawn Friday, army headquarters said Saturday night. TOWN. OF WHITBY TENDERS WANTED Refreshment Booth and Change House at Lake Tenders will be received until the hour of 5 o'clock p.m. on Monday, June 20th, 1960 for the operation of the Refresh ment Booth and Change House owned by the Town of Whitby at the Lake Shore. Tenders should state what rent they are prepared to pay, what services will be available to the public, at what hour the booth and change house will be open and who will be in charge. The term of the lease will not extend beyond September 30th, 1960. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. . All tenders should be addressed to the Town Fropsity Com- mittee and left at the Town Office, 201 Brock Street South, : Whitby. JOYCE BURNS, CHAIRMAN, TOWN PROPERTY COMMITTEE ALL LEGION MEMBERS are requested to meet at THE WHIT3Y LEGION HALL, 7:30 p.m. Tonight SERVICE for our departed comrade SMITH WILKINSON ot W. C. Town Funeral Chapel VERNON MacCARL, President TOWN OF WHITBY TAXES SECOND INSTALMENT DUE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1960 The first instalment must be paid before the second will be accepted. Pay Now . . . Avoid 6% Interest For your convenience, all taxes are payable at any Whitby Bank. F. N. McEWEN, Tax Collector. WHITBY Attention Whitby Residents BEAT THE MOTHS THIS SUMMER with our FREE STORAGE & INSURANCE OFFER Here Is Our Proposition Just send your Topcoats, Overcoats, Wool Dresses, Formal Wear, Sweaters, Dresses or Children's Wear to us to be cleaned and this will entitle you to free storage space in our own vaults plus insurance coverage of ten dollars on each individual garment. All you pay is the cleaning and pressing charge. TELEPHONE RA 5-3555 FOR FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY--24 HOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE It's Just As Stated . . . PS TENDERS FOR FURNITURE Sealed tenders for furniture plainly marked as to will be received by the undersigned wp to 5 p.m, Wed, June 15th, 1960, for office furniture for the new Town Hall, Whitby. Tender forms end specificati listing our requi ts, moy be obtained from the Town Clerk's Office, 201 Brock St. §., Whitby, Onterio. i The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. : TOWN OF WHITBY TENDER FOR Fh GARBAGE PACKER Total Capacity 16V2 cu. yds. Minimum Maximum Loading Height 36 Inches Tender to state location ot which body will be mounted. Tender price to include delivery of unit completely mounted to Town of Whitby on chassis to be supplied at mounting location by Town of Whitby. Complete Packer Specificati inclusive of C. A. ment, G.V.W. rating end any other special chassis requi to accompany tender, i Seoled tenders plainly marked "Garbage Packer Tender" will be received until 5 p.m, June 20th, 1960 by:== JOHN R. 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