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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 8, 1961 § IN COUNTY COURT Jail Pair 18 Months CGIT Banquet At Baptist Church The CGIT group of the Whitby the form of an affiliation servi with the WMS and CGIT group. Mrs. Harold Crawford, as presi- dent of the Women's Missionary Society, presented the CGIT girls with their World Friend- ship Badges. A candle light WHITBY And DISTRICT Gi i WHITE NEWSPRINT 4Y,-1b. pkg. i: a WORK HAS BEGUN at Whitby's Andrew Antenna for an addition which will triple the size of the plant, The ad- Flooded Roof employees up to 125. dition, to be 16,800 square feet, will bring the total number of The building will be unique in that Two Oshawa youths, convicted of breaking and entering a serv- jce station and stealing a car, were Tuesday sent to reforma- tory for 18 months by Judge M. Strange, of Kingston, presiding in the Ontario County General i charges 4 | it will be windowless and the | roof area flooded for better temperature control. --0Oshawa Times Photo Final Meeting S of the Peace. Convict- ed by an all-male jury after more than two hours' delibera- tion were Kenneth Kavelman, 19, of 318 Albert St., and Gor- don Bryant, 19, of 487 Ortona St. They were both found guilty of breaking into a service sta- tion owned by Fred Lawless on Nov. 17 and stealing a 1958 Pon- tiac and a further charge of being 1n possession of that car, knowing it to be stolen. They were found not guilty of a charge of breaking into Acadian Cleaners, Bloor St. W., on the same night and stealing 12 cuff- links and a tie bar. On the two they received 18 months, the sentences to run concurrently. Bryant is now serving a one- year sentence for car theft. Before sentence was passed, Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck read both accused's records which included similar offences. He saia that as Crown Attorney he was becoming very much concerned with the number of such offences in this area and, he said, although some of the cause could be unemployment, he would ask a penalty which woulc act as a deterrent to others. For Breaking, Theft the accused ran around to the back of the service station. Brear said that he pulled up in front of the building and shut off his car lights. As they went out, he said, a 1958 Pontiac shot out from the rear, turned south on Brock St., then west on Wal- nut. He said he followed and took the licence number and| relayed it to police. PC Peter J Mandryk, of the Oshawa Police Department, said that at 2:05 a.m. Nov. 17 he was on a routine service sta- tion patrol when he checked Sargant's Garage, 278 Park Rd. S., Oshawa, and saw Gordon Bryant at the north west corner of the building. "1 gathered he was trying to oper. the door there," he told the court. He said that Bryant saw the cruiser, then ran to a car park- ed at the rear. The officer drove his cruiser around and blocked this car in. At the wheel, he said, was Kavelman and Bryant was now |while PC Mandryk was present. toid the court that he and Bryant had met John Sutherland about 1 a.m. in the Embassy restaurant. He said that he had seen Sutherland before but did not know him personally. BORROWED CAR He said that he and Bryant asked to use the car and Suther- land at first refused, then allow- ed him to have it at 1:35 a.m. He said that the car ded Baptist Church held their first Mother and Daughter Banquet in the Sunday School Hall on Friday. The tables were taste- fully decorated with spring flowers. Those assisting with the banquet were Mrs. Don. Mitchell, Mrs. Ralph Vanstone, Mrs. Ruth Pickering and Miss Donna Holliday. Miss Ruth Mitchell was chair- man for the toasts which were given by Miss Margaret Wig- gasoline and they visited the service station on Park Rd. S., thinking it was open, and it was there they were arrested. Ha added that he has not seen Sutherland since. He denied ever being at Brear's service station or tak- ing anything out of his pocket Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck recalled Lawless. who testified that the car's gasoline gauge was at three-quarters full when the car was recovered and it the tank. beside him as a | ; They were trying to start the car, he said. PC Mandryk said that the pair told him they had borrowed the car from "Butch" Sunder- land and that something had gone wrong with the car and they had stopped at the garage for repairs. PAIR ARRESTED At 2:12 a.m., he said, he was notifiec by radio that the car the. pair were seated in was stolen, and they were arrested. Not Guilty On Assault Charge Richard Gilmore Errol Car- penter, 24, of Orillia was found not guilty on a charge of in- took less than four gallons to fill | stone Queen, Mrs. Julia Thomas - the Church with Rev. Thos. Webb responding. To the WMS Miss Dale Bryant with Mrs. Wm. Hewis responding. Miss Helen Tamplin led in a hearty sing-song. The program following was in approximately 630 sheets for -- $1.00 Also Available in 9-1b. pkgs. IDEAL FOR TYPING. PADS, CARBON COPIES INNER OFFICE MEMOS, ETC. On Sale ot . . . WHITBY OFFICE & CIRCULATION DEPT. Oshawa Times service followed with the girls taking part and assisted by Miss Helen Tamplin and Mrs. H. Crawforth. The scripture was read by Miss Marie Slack and the girls sang the CGIT hymn. Mrs. E. A. MacMillan then explained and presented the Lanyards, and charged the girls to be true to their pledge. Those receiving Lanyards as Senior girls were Miss Ruth Mitchell, Miss Dale Bryant, and Miss Marie Slack. Mrs. Julia Thomas moved a vote of thanks on behalf of the mothers. A hymn was sung and Rev. Thos. Webb closed with the Benediction. Miss Maude Cameron assisted at the piano. | FIRST EDUCATION INSTALMENT OF COLUMBIAN TOURS Winners drawn at NIAGARA FALLS ON MONDAY, MAY 22nd GRAND PRIZE WINNER GERARD CUERUIER RR. NO. 1 LONG SAULT ONTARIO Ticket No. 0.367 BOND WINNERS J. LENIHAN TAXES DUE THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 196I 1961 Taxes are payable in four instalments. The first County and Town instalment must be paid before this instel- ment con be accepted. For your convenience all taxes are payable et any Whitby Bank. Poy now -- avoid penalty charge, F. N. McEWEN, Tax Collector, Town of Whitby. | | Vacation Days are just around HOLIDAY the corner -- Our large selec- For Cub Mothers SNEAK THIEF TYPE decent assault by an 11 man and Copper Cliff, Ontario On Addition Andrew Antenna Corporation operations, told the Whitby In- of Whitby has embarked on an dustrial expansion program which/gradual increase in their staff Commissioner that Mother's Auxiliary held its last meeting of the season on Mon- day at St. Bernard's School. The a president, Mrs. A. Robert open- ed the meeting with prayer and | Fifth Whitby Cubs and Scouts| Mr. Affleck termed breaking and entering a "heinous type of crime, a sneak-thief type", and |said that it must be stamped out. Frea Lawless, operator of a service station at 227 Simcoe should provide jobs for 125 peo-|will take place later in the year ple, reports Larry Cond, Indus-|when the new facilities are com- ports which were adopted. Mrs. | |Robert thanked the ladies for employ-|their support through the year and expressed hope to see all "The entire expansion will bejold members and many new for manufacturing purposes tolones when the group will re. some pennies missing {handle not only increased pro-|sume their activities in the fall.|cash drawer and keys for three discussed and!cars. Also missing, he said, was regarding a closing/a 1958 Pontiac which had been modelling of the office is in-|night to be held for the Cubs. left at the station to be tuned up. cluded in the present contract This will take place on Thurs-| When he next saw the car, he the Dineen Construction day, June 27, at St. John The said, two pistons had collapsed, Evangelist Hall with all par- plant (ents invited to attend. It is hoped that a great num- miles. the features being ber of fathers and mothers will trial Commissioner for the Town pleted. of Whitby. "Ultimately, His office issued the following ment will reach release on Wednesday: "A likelihood of increased em- ployment opportunities in the Town of Whitby is implied in the recent announcement from) the Industrial Commission. An-| drew Antenna Corporation has commenced work on their ex-|With pansion program, an addition of| Limited. 16,800 square feet, which willl "On total 125. duction but lines. Enlargement and completion the more than triple the size of the buildings will present a unique present plant. |appearance, 'The company, office is in Chicago, originally| entered the Canadian market in| 1955 eiablishing their first Ca- nadian plant in by, Ontarlo. [ing "The firm has enjoyed very very best." also new product re-| adopted a modern windowless form of|attend this event. whose head| oi. ction, roof area flooded|Will be very proud to show you the mother's promise. Plans were Your boys for better temperature control/What they have achieved during land the latest of artificial light-|the year. The Cub Leaders will and mechanical ventilation. be able to meet both parents at Working conditions will be the (this "Closing Night". The meeting closed with Conveners submitted their re- St. S., Oshawa, was called to his service station at 1:15 a.m. Nov. 17 and found that the glass in the front door had been broken. Inside, he said, there were from the costing $86 for repairs, and it had travelled about 17 or 18 John Paul Keys, also of Osh- awa, said that he was about to park his car for the night on the Lawless service station lot lat 12:40 a.m. Nov. 17, when he said that he| | Regarding the theft of cuff- links, he said that he observed Kavelman draw something from his pocket and drop it to the | [floor of the car. A search of the {vehicle turned up the 12 cuff- {links. Det. Sgt. John Powell told the |court he questioned both ac- cused later and both had stated they had borrowed the car from Jonn Sunderland. Kavelman, he one woman jury in County Court | i ; 9 general session of the Peace at| Ticket No, 013093 SPECI ALS tions offer you these outstand- Whitby on Wednesday. The jury handed in its verdict after nearly three hours of de- liberation. Judge M. Strange of Kingston presided. MRS. F. ROCK 36 Wallace Ave., Toronto Ticket No. 0.P.9024 MR. GEO. VERBERICK ome www ing yolues. SANDALS The alleged indecent assault] was against 17-year-old Marlene Coulter of Orillia. | Walkerton, Ontario Ticket No. T.7501 M. RYCE two Ontario Provincial Police |said, denied any knowledge of |the cuff-links. that time was serving a sen- tence in Guelph Reformatory. Giving evidence in the break- in at Acadian Cleaners, the pro- prietor John Bawks, said that entry had been made through a window at the west side of the building. The cuff-links, he said, had been removed from the cash drawer. His wife identified the links produced in court as being those missing from the leaging establish + noticed the brake lights lighted on the Pontiac inside the serv- ice station. He said that he also In his own defence, Kavelman Det. Kenneth Young told the| court that John Sutherland at| Carpenter was charged after | 135 Winchester Blvd. Hamilton Ontario Ticket No. 1.5562 A. H. ROSE 39 Bellevue Ave. Soult Ste. Marie, Ontarle Ticket No. 0.P.4490 SCOTTY CURRAN Malvern Hotel Simcoe Ontario Ticket No. 0.7458 T. L. SHANNON |Officers found him with Miss | Coulter in a parked car on the| 11th Concession of Mara Town-| ship on February 5, 1961. | Constables David Fenton and C. Fair testified they were on routine patrol when they obser- ved the car parked on the 11th Concession with its motor run- ning at 7.05 a.m. Council for the defence was Norman L. Booth of Orillia. FINE SOUVENIR LONDON (CP) -- A silver crosier, or bishop's staff, was presented by fellow-members of the Anglican communion to Dr. Geoffrey Fisher on his retire- ment as Archbishop of Canter- Box 743 Atikokan Ontario | Tieket No. C7458 E. LAMOREAUX 383 Groce St, Lochute Que. Italian Styled Reg. $4.99 Blue Terrycloth Reg. $1.98 SANDALS Various Styles healthy growth in Canada and holds a leading position in the| design, research and manufac-| CREDIT UNION MEETING turing of Antenna equipment, The Board of Directors' Credit and transmission line systems. Union met on Friday, June 2, "Their products are widely|at the Odd Fellows Hall. The used throughout Canada and ex-|general business of the Credit port business is now being de-/Union was transacted. veloped by the Whitby organiza'| Five applications for member- tion. {ship were accepted. The next "R. P. Matthews, Vice-Presi- board meeting will be held Fri- dent in charge of Canadian|day, July 7. prayer. saw a man stoop over to open the large service door, He said that it never occurred | to him that someone was steal- ing a car and he made no re- port of the incident. Donald Brear, operator of North Brock Texaco, on Brock St. N., Whitby, said that he checked his service station at 1:3¢ a.m. Nov. 17, and saw a man, whom he identified as Kavelman, walking along the front of the building. SAW ACCUSED As the headlights of his car picked out Kavelman, he said, DESTROY WEEDS Township of East Whitby NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS! Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 1960, Section 3, 13 and 19, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the Munici- pality of the Township of East Whitby are de- stroyed by July 15th. 1961 and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solici- ted. bury. The crosier was designed | by Rev. Edward West of New| York Cathedral. | Ticket No. F.16879 MO 8-4881 FOOTWEAR DUNDAS ST. W. CHAS. A. BRADLEY AND SONS LTD. PAINTING & DECORATING Brooklin OL 5-4441 West Hill AT 2-0961 | ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS| ON PAGE 12 WHITBY PERSONALS Mrs. Frank Barton, Byron uy | Street north, opened her home i|for a "Bon Voyage' party held lin honor of Mrs. M. Mallon, 'lwho, with her husband and '|three children are leaving on June 27 for a six week's trip to Ireland where they will visit] Mr. Mallon's family. Mrs. Mal-| lon was the recipient of many| "|lovely gifts, At the close of the] '|levening a dainty lunch was] served. & Wallpaper Store 6731 Kingston Rd. West Hill FREE ESTIMATES BUY OF THE MONTH! SUPERB BEAUTY and COMFORT Suave 3-pc. Bedroom Suite, richly grained veneers of Walnut, Mahogany, and Mar- proof tops! Bed, double dresser, plate-glass mirrors, chest of drawers. rrom 199-00 With every bedroom suite pur- F REE ! chased during the month of JUNE you will receive absolutely FREE a G.E. AUTOMATIC WOOL BLANKET. Master Kent MacCarl, son of| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. MacCarl, | 503 Athol street, celebrated his| 6th birthday on Saturday. A| morning party was held with the | following playmates attending: Paul Atkinson, Cathie Mitchell, Larry Harris, Joan Schaaf, Peggy Jenkins, Jimmy Leipsig, Gail Huntley, Regan Hutchison and Kent's sister Kim. Follow" ing the blowing-out-of-the-can- dles on the birthday cake, | movie pictures were shown. Mrs. T. Teunissen of Lee av-| enue entertained her group of) ladies. The winners of the games were Mrs. P. VanGils and Mrs. G. DePratto. The host-| {ess served lunch. | Roy Pereman, WEED INSPECTOR, Mrs. S. Hornby of Winnipeg | Township of East Whith Pp Ye [has returned to her home after] |visiting with her daughter and] |son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. K. L. {Merrell of Dundas street. Be- {fore her departure, her sister| |and brother-in-law, Mr. and {Mrs. H. Allanson of Montreal |visited at the Merrell's resi- idence, they were accompanied 50TH ANNIVERSARY y's ana Mes © Whitehead Celebrating their 50th wed- | The "young" couple cele- ding anniversary on Wednes- | brated the event with a small day were Mr. and Mrs. A. E | gathering at their residence on Wednesd ing. Luke of 202 Mary street west. . Ty an Photo ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! Now Available . . . THE BEAUTIFUL 17 CU. FT. GENERAL FOOD FREEZER ror ony J 90.00 ® Food Warranty ® 5 Year Unit Warranty ® 1 Year Warranty on all parts T.V. AERIALS MOVED - REPAIRED - INSTALLED INDEPENDENT 3:vice SERVICE WHITBY PLAZA FREE PARKING WHITBY COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL Mrs. Bill Wilde is celebrating| Swimming and Water Safety Classes: {her birthday today, her friends | {wish her many happy returns of |the day. | Mr. Robert W. Mesher, 918] |Brock street south, is in the] {Oshawa General Hospital where | {he underwent surgery. His] |friends wish him a prompt re-| | covery. | As in previous years the Whitby Community Swimming Pool will again di 1 in swimming end water sofety during the months of July and August commencing Monday, July 3, 1961. Classes will be held under competent supervision for beginners and for those wishing edvenced instruction or instruction to qualify for Red Cross or Royal Life Saving Society awards, Tests for such awards will be held during the latter part of August. Those wishing to regi are req d to obtain Regis- tration Forms from the Whitby Public or Separate Schools or the Treasurer of the Swimming Pool Board and bring it to the Community Arena on June 13th or June 14th from 3:30 pm. to 5:30 p.m, for i i All appli must be 6 years or over. Classes will be held each moming, Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 noon. Duration of each class is from one-half to three-quarters of an hour. A fee of $3.00 per person will be charged if registration is made on the obove dates. Registration efter above dotes is $4.00 per person. BROCK Evening Shows at 7 and 9 P.M. WHITBY Saturday Matinee at 1:30 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bedard | and family spent the weekend in Sherbrooke, Quebec, where| they attended the Bedard John Breboeuf Church, Sher- brooke. They also were guests at the reception held at Allou- ette Motel. Mr. Charles (Chuck) Mesher is mow convalescing at his home| 600 Dunlop street east, after undergoing surgery at the Osh- awa General Hospital. ADULT They left their studies ENTERTAINMENT to look for steadies! METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER preseety A STERN PRODUCTION i Lt BARBARA ee od Iotrtdmting. FRANK GORSHIN + CONNIE FRANCIS GREAT MUSEUM The Metropolitan Museum of Art at 82nd Street and Fifth Avenue in New York City was founded in 1870. F. N. McEWEN, Treasurer, Whitby Community Swimming Peol Board. (Whitby) Ltd. MO 8-2081 AND . SPORT - CARTOON - SCENIC