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WHITBY And DISTRICT Draw Battle Lines REMARKABLE BOWLING TEAM f& w tw i tn ! COMPVIICATED ISSUE nh REGIOIRE FE RYETS {Monday main granted appre a termed issue in 79 years wi tracks mane Kart Track operators Misagres draw wp 2 bylaw regulating the operations of the tracks posed bylaw would "legislate us wi ratepayers fesh operations shold he curtaties Connciiion Brnois M STUPW AGW Fut efn whing Kars Track operators fess Fieguty reve Colon tering 16 find & way 16 put them! ot of business (The Aeptyseeve was the moving fore helind the draw. me wo of the proposed anti nose ylaw.) The noise secms 19 be the only objection 10 track opera tions," commented Cownailion Bris LAWNMOWERS T0O0 Yes. And lawnmowers nd motorhorts make the Fame amount of Boise," Kerr Councillor Frank Thompion "Don't try and tefl me © 'make the seme noise. | have both types of engines and they The issue is complicated by GONL make as Much ROSE #6 the GoKarts Towneiiy of Whithy coves meting soon he iwy camps in order what one councillor the most contentious pane &xn the eile Centre of the rpwment rests ih ratepayers cam that the i909 much Rose Township comet, atiermpting settle the fed, are trying Track operators slats the pro- Complaining the bylaw is, trong enowely' of usiness"' On Go-Cart Racing Battie fines ae being Srawniwhich cach thought the Kart "Karts with move then one fw not. said. "The; trying 1o pt them owt of Wasi more ndise." | am ie slates stated Wy Cen, one of the residents com. XW business," he sid, "You THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesley, Merch 39, 1967 § ¥. Berton, cribage Wa. Male, [Mes. 5. Stantick, Mes. M. Sow canasia Mes. James, docx prive Mes. Marie Wade and Jes Joan Kemp. Lucky draw win Comer. A fhe eB the | Me and Mes. Allan Bradiey 75. Eine Morgen, Wes. EE. B. evening # Aanty was were Diessantly swrprised ou Vs, Liz Kyle, Wes Willey. served. Satrehiay £VmBY WRER REVEL amg I -- mately 2 friends gathered ot thelr new "Rome 24 $52 Wale $5. Whithy. The evening was SOEBt. aTING ETRE Ruler Talking on the noise factor, Wh Alice Bogen taking tog U noise is a main Bonors for the ladies and Dorn factor, suitable mutfiers will he thy Bradley low, Frank Ress ordered, However, § dows think took the honors fox the men. the noise comes from the ex ond Jobw Boychwn low. Frank hast. Apes, rather, i is & gear Hoag gave Me addeess and the whine' presentation of an Slectnie cieek The Hcence fee of $28 was and » ten set of Mehes wis! "Siecriminatory', he ack made by Yiima Sonley, Both OPETROR Maintained and Dorothy expressed the nl Showd be lowered - is thanks and serprise. A tasty Aeon" ' nck was served i A quiet spectator to Kart oper Mrs. Brigadier Roberts, of Hory plendngs with comely gronte, will be the guest eomncil was ratepayer, My K speaker # the Salyation Army Women's Home | gagne meeting, 19 be held on Thursday # thel A {pi Citadel. Brigadier and Mrs. Bo operators "came Wn wader false i bo i a berts will he the guest speakers) "f don't want 19 put them out ®t the Salvation Army Easter) can BETViLES i yous Ike, 18s the MANS, The Kinettes Club held & most WHITBY motor mre crowddeawers," he Aow't make Any Youll 132 plaiging ahows the Kart tracks He informed Council that Kan FRR RB) the tollowing factors that b aden 7 other us, not wheels, fart + pe ' Whe says bowling is 8 young | Gistrict men's league and pre | 64, works for the Ontario Hos A partial agreement between , Wr. Kerr admitted he had 2 the succesful "Games Night" at thel says hawking young | pa £ "meyer taken 3 noise level read lt hm Bad 19 hear howl tHe (pu muni The wy man's sport? You can never | 'making a most commendable | pital Dave Thomas, 5, #150 members of the 1960 council and of Ais 5 + K E \ mutfiers," ee + y rena pre 1 prove i by the Legion Od | showing, One of the rules of | works at the Ontario Hosph- the two rival camps is drawing "ne hs - whe ohicet are Depityreeve Goodwin, when! wt Mis. Ginney Jetleries we Sweats who bowl at the | Phe team is thet a player | tal, Jim Ross, 9, employed criticiom from the new 196) peeve oisiest igh Wid the value of Mr Cutler come oll present, Convener 1s County Bowl every Thursday | must be #0 years of age or | by Whithy MuAors, Boh Ander council night nex "f he nalsien pi investment in house and prop this event was Mrs. Ruth Hew ' night, This team of young | over to qualify for a spot on | son, the Daddy of the team pt Go-Kart track Opersiors rs Way in Canals m kan BA on ¥ A council "had a re on assisted by Mrs, Joyee Carr THE RE SO oldsters have combined sues | the club, Pictured above are | # young 78, is a eatetaher of f COMPILE AETERINES Yer di a Sor Thompson dis. SOMSINLY to the ratepayer" ab Mariorie Gearishore, Yrs of 8 verrs, Every member | the six members of the team, ' 8 local school, and last bit |g, 5 each will £0 10 contr od only tal Wb TF oun itior Thompson concur Beity Silver and Mrs, Doris 3 3 dis Rg Yrains onby take ahowt A gdb ' " A of the team is sn active | their ages and place of em: | not least is Bill Brown at 02 pice agrel: ay, or by We had ed and added "we might pve Bpelien. The following were the GOOD TA STING worker who does a full day's | ployment. From left 0 righ and he is the postmaster here An alternative proposed blaw the same # conssion last fall, further consideration 19 the lucky winners: High bridge Work every day of the week fim Wide $1, Waris 2 the | In Whithy ' Canes an anti-noise law) Is Cas i give Way anymore (proposed) anti-nogise bylaw' Peggy Davies, high euchre Mrs They play in the Whitby and | town of Whithy; Tom Semple Phots by Btannett ning support from council Mr Kerr, referring to a pre Belernng 19 the other pro - EE ---------- g rs 4 vin track owner who agreed to Posed bylaw, he stated. "might Disagreement between council terms last fall, said "The per consider tightening it up Running Settled In Court " WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY HIQUOR OFFENCES Fred Wilson, of Fuchid street Fights py A three-man Aelegation repre hd son who sgreed was foolish, He § not here spymore Councillor John Dryden ad vanced & motion calling for an other meeting between Kart Track operators, ratepayers and the Council vers over Kart track oper tions nting the Kart Track st High 2nd the Townline ap ared hefore Council Monday ht and yolced strong objec E! told Mr Scout Auxiliary To Purchase Kits | An executive meeting of the Twn district men and a restaurant without paying thelr Whithy, was fined $50 and costs tions 19 the proposed licencing. Councillor Brooks Third Scouts apd Cubs Ladies' Whitby man, involved in a dis- bill and Kirkwhite had ta ken or one month on a third offence bylaw Kerr the meeting "could 00 Auxiliary was held at the home turbance thet started in a res. after them to Ao something of being intoxicated, when he We wish 10 register a strong harm to your cause" of Mrs. George Lomax, The taurant and ended in an alley about i appeared hefore Magistrate protest against the proposed by reside apes 1a # Ho , p president, Mrs. Inkpen, wa were each fined hy Magistrate PC James Hooker, of the ¢¥ 8 Fbbs in Whithy police law," seid Waller Ker it will RATEPAYER T00 fo charge of the Ai wi 8 In 7 7° F. 5 Ebbs in Whithy police same department, said that he court on Tuesday, Kenneth Me. put us out of husiness with a Peter March, owner of the wl Zz 7 . /)s 7 hhs " : 3 t av. Kenn y or siness ' out otion w ade Zz - 4 wey eourt on Tuesdey. One of the was off-duty at the time of the [yor 17, of Dundas street east, considerable loss of capital" (track at Highway 41, eried pl Joton ut Ha id ida Litre deale Ll & three heeame involved when he incident and observed a fight 0! yes' fined $100 and costs or, Councillor Jim Brooks: "I had "Harm! 1 have $10-815,000 in akin ps Ee 0 7 A od A" | was asked by a wallress 10 ask front of another restaurant on (wo months for consuming @ call from a ratepayer who vested now I am not going to ing he irs kits the other two to quiet dow Brock street north. He said that liquor while #8 minor, He was thought the proposed bylaw is quit. I am not afraid of the rate. would he purchased and sold by Kirkwhite twice n ol strong enough!" payers. 1 am one now," Scouts and Cubs to house! 18 [/ costs was Norton struck charged as a third offender i Fling a Ja 25 ; of 07 and threw him to the pavement arped B | a Kerr: "The bylaw is written, He told council he could gain holders, profits to be turned in Mh Beech street, Whithy., Robert Then, he said, Norton struck SERVED SENTENCE with a certain knowledge shout! large support for track opera: to the auxiliary RED John Sanghurst, 20, of RR 3, Min Again Horace Fdwin Sivil, Owen K arting, We don't want to beltions from many enthusiastic, It was decided thet the Annus) an Claremont was fined $10 and He said that while Kirkwhite Sound, and John Atamanchuk, legislated out of business" Kart owners / bridge would be held on Octo! === ° GREEN eosts and Glen Norton, 18, of Was on the pavement another of no fixed abode, were freed Brooks "The Karts are oper Council and track Operators ber 20, Further srrangements / . RR 1. Goodwood, was fined $25 man probably Sanghurst, kick Tuesday after being fined $10 ating on Sundays. I had two! egreed to limit representation to he made and conveners to] CHARC and costs ed Kirkwhite before Norton and and eosls or ehh! ays for onli ' Yerlls wilt wham 1 from ooh fide. Yorious Fat be appointed, At the close of! Tl Ae y Sanghurst ran behind the hotel, ea USD 8 isturvance. in {err: "People w object to pa group the meet efres ' TAN Cpl. Willem Middleton, of Yh Clare 1ott, B waitress Addn They had already] anything." two representatives each weeting refreshments were| BONS RY ROR JOU FEF BROCHURE OW ALTO DESIGNS the Whithy Police Department, told the court that he was eall Sanghurst had ordered meals trig], Chief Hobinson, of Bea: asked Mr, Kerr how many Kartiof the Kart track on Highway ; ed to a restaurant on Brock SCOELEET LT iy in the res. verton, said that the two were Tracks are operating in Picker-No. 12, pointed out to Council SALIVA SNARE 4 Suet north about B80 pm. lon ne" ghe sald that Kirk: shouting and swearing on either ing {several items in the proposed The Angler's habit of spitting a March 22. He said that there white told them fo be auiet and side of Simeoe street, in. the bylaw with which he idsagreed. lon bait mey help catch fish, had heen a disturbance in the en N ted hi t-|village, He said that he thought . J restaurant and Kirkwhite, who|then Norton Invited him out: veCaEn So RS Sor vanhand.| Kerr: 'None. They made W|dealt with "no more than one stimulated by saliva, ahend the Fastaurant after hii As he rose to leave, shelling going on, impossible with thelr' racing by-| motor"; "exhaust noise" and) RE ------. ---------- sturbance began, was asked Uy wo Tm ned on him or v -| 18 ut C B15 © | "licence fee of $250", | by the waitress to quell the Kart races on its main street others A scuffle then took place, he told the court that Norton and served the eight days awaiting attempted to trip him and the | scuffle ensued Norton told the court that he Put Curfew MAIN STREET RACES t's a recreational sport!" Deputy-reeve John Goodwin, Dr. E. C. Webster, part owner | "Three aspects | NOISE FACTORS Dr. Webster told council that Councillor Brooks and Deputy-| allowing more then one laterinot eom 4 | reeye Goodwin minutes Bal, and the hatants 1eft(pad not paid for the meal he disagreed on the extent with motor was & deterring factor Fataurant, cause he had been ordered out ! dT ---- Later, sald Cpl, Middleton, of the restaurant before he n ou 8 Kirkwhite left too, and followed i the others. Another fight took lace then, he sald, near a otel and Kirkwhite was knock. ed to the pavement, He said that he helped Kirkwhite to his feet and accompanied him to the rear of the hotel where he pointed out the two accused Cpl, Middleton said that Nor: ton and Sanghurst had left the Suspend Licence Accused's Request James Francis Harris of Lot clude an 11 pm. curfew and | JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS Av a Mies Tranel Jars Of at orders that the four disassoei: GOOD TRADE.IN ALLOWANCE 19.9 ur CILT N ; had his driver's licence sus: ate themselves from each other, | 0 E GLOSS pended for six months when he appeared in Whithy traffic court, Tuesday, on charges of careless driving and giving a false state. ment Terence Kelly defended Harris and told the court that his client wished to have his licence taken away until he stopped having epileptic fits The charges arose when Harris was involved In a two ear collision on March 10, a mile east of Port Perry Magistrate Mitchell fined the accused $25 and costs on the charge of giving a false state ment and told him he would notify the Department of High ways as to the accused's af fliction DODD & SOUTER PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON §7, §,, WHITBY eould eat it, He maintained that Kirkwhite struck him first 8nd| pour Port Perry youths, one denied striking Kirkwhite while! o 'na vied man soon to hecome {he was on the pavement a father, have heen placed on Banghurst denied even toueh:| go cnonded sentence for one ing Kirkwhite, He sald that helveqy for breaking and entering was 20 feet away from the fight! 2 port Perry store, The quartet in front of the hotel, He also appeared hefore Magistrate (denied that he had kicked Kirk: F, 8, Ebbs in Whithy police {white while he was on the .o..f on Tuesday ground Placed on probation were] -- Robert Eade, John Cox, Bruce Pascoe, all 18, and William Mitchell, 20, The court was told that Mitchell's wife expects a new haby very shortly Terms of the prohation 'Eight Fined 'In Rbsentia | in:| 'For Speeding Eight people who did not ap i pear in Whitby traffic court|®10r® owner Tuesday were given a total of $70 in fines for minor traffic| violations 'Drove Tractor Farle Andrew Brennan of Through Doors Searboro was fined $12 and costs for speeding, | John H, Tess of 708 Green| Two Whithy Township youths, street, Whithy, was fined $8 who admitted driving a country: | owned tractor through the doors of its garage, were Tuesday Restitution in the amount of $40 was already made to the | | Easter Specials TROPICAL FISH served by the hostess, he disliked some of whose tastebuds sre MOMMY 50 EXCITED! She's Jumping for Joy BLACK MOLLIES " Hy s 9 for Yc MARBLE MOLLIES SWORD TAILS NEW & USED BICYCLES REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES COMPLETE OVERHAUL . . . 5.00 SPORTSMAN'S CORNER 105 BYRON STREET SOUTH WHITBY | block west of four corners then turn south OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M, and costs for speeding, Lawrence Joseph Brunning of | Newmarket was fined $5 and|placed on suspended sentence | costs for failing to have his/for one year, a period of pro vehicle properly lighted bation which Includes an 11 James Fairfield of Lindsay(Dm. curfew, Allan Clayton was fined 810 and costs for|lynde, 20, and Gordon Harris ) re sentenced hy failing to have markers on his Hunter, 18, were se ntenced [vehicle for the current year | Magistrate F. 8. Ebbs in Whithy : LA) ice court, Gary Michael Walsh of To. ronto was fined $10 and costs for|,, Ast week, the court was told |that the two had entered a coun: | try shed near Brooklin when | driving with defective head: {their ear stalled near a sand | lights, . Alfred Allen of Highland | he PC Sel Holroyd, of the Croek was fined 85 and costs \hithy OPP, sald that they had tor driving with defective elear: aiiampted to get the tractor out (ance lamps, {of the shed to tow their ear but Ernest Wilton Hines of To (had heen unable to get the doors r ARNOLD' 115 BROCK N, Just North of the Four Corners OPEN WED, TILL 6 P.M~~THURS, TILL 9 P.M, FRESH POULTRY FOR EASTER Duc MO 8.5231 ronto was fined $10 and costs open. 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