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WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 NEW BUILDING BEING CONSIDERED THE WHITBY LAWN bowl- ing clubhouse which houses both the bowlers and the Whitby Tennis Club is badly CLUB members share the work in the upkeep of their courts. Membership this year has in need of repair. The club- house and property is owned by the Whitby Rotary Club who have decided that it from last year's 150 members Shown here are Marie Jacob- sen, 14, and Anne Kenny, 13, cutting weeds from the courts. | Rotary Discusses Two Club Sites The fate of the Whitby Lawn Bowling Club and the: Whitby Tennis Club will be decided by the Whitby Rotary Club at a near-future meeting. The Rotary Club who has own- ed the property since 1943 label- led it as "a thorn in the side" at their Tuesday noon dinner meeting. A 1951 report on the Rotary tennis - lawn bowling property was read at the meeting and stated that the property, border- ed by Brock, Green and Burns streets was purchased by the club from the Whitby Bowling and Tennis Club Limited who were badly in debt. The Rotary Club bought the property for the owing debt and have owned it since. Since thelyears ago and it was decided Members that he enjoyed Hr war, Rotary has maintained the property and has rented it to the tennis and bowling clubs. The yearly deficit was made up by the Rotary Club. Squabbles arose between the lawn bowling and tennis clubs because both used the same clubhouse and the tennis club for many years could not raise all of their rent. Rotary Club should keep su sidizing the tennis and bowling clubs in this town. At the Rotary meeting Charles | Stafford gave a summary of the | Tot Park situation. He said that a Tot Park was recommended by a previous council about four lawn would be false economy to spend more money on the present building. Rotary Pres- | ident Earl Fairman said that a new building was needed for 1 pd : |West i |judgment on charges that they | '| The two youths are charged : {with breaking, | July 25; breaking, entering and { | es ah aR the clubs. The subject will be considered by the Rotary members at a meeting in the | near future. | --Oshawa Times Photo PRR ----i Re-Zoning Tabled By Township A bylaw allowing spot re- zoning requests was tabled by| the Whitby Township council on| Monday. Included in the bylaw was the) controversial rezoning applica- tion from a paving campany located beside the Groveside Cemetery. The Whitby Minis- terial Association has protested against the rezoning of the adjacent land They claim the paving com- pany does not preserve the dignity of the burial , grounds. Council has pointed out to the Association that they can do nothing about the noise, since the land is owned by the company. A recommendation from plan- ning board is that Council re- zone . the land next to the cemetery but attach a restric- tion. The restriction would limit the company to its present operations. This restricting bylaw would have to be approved by the company. . Council felt by applying a restricting bylaw they would have more control over the land in the event the present com- pany moved out. The bylaw will be brought up fat the next meeting. Youths Wait 'Women Wait Ruling Two West Hill housewives| have been remanded for judg-| ment on charges of possessing| stolen goods and two Rosebank] youths await sentence on] charges arising out of the break- ing and entering of homes in the| Rosebank area. Gary Walter | Scott, 19, and James T. Neale, | 18, both of Rosebank road south, | Pickering Township, pleaded guilty to three charges of break-| ing and entering and theft and| one of theft Doreen Chalmers, | 29, of 24 Rhoda drive, West| Hill, and Hazel Hay, 30, of the| Hill restaurant, await| | were in possession of housheold | |equipment stolen by the two youths. All four appeared be | fore Magistraet F. S. Ebbs in Whitby police court, on Tuesday. | entering and theft at the home of Mrs. F. G. Lewis on July 26; breaking and entering and theft at the Fair- port Beach Public School, on theft from the home of Clifford Vaughan on July 28; and theft of a watch, razor, and bracelet during July PC C. V. Cooper, of Picker-| Sentence, had bought them from Neale for $45, unaware that they were stolen. She admitted that she knew she had a good bargain. Vaughan later told the court that he had paid nearly $150 for the equipment when it was new. Mrs. Chalmers said that the two boys seemed like "nice boys." | "It is fantastic that you would| buy these things from boys who come into the restaurant," said His Worship. Mrs. Chalmers told the court that she is a wait- ress in a restaurant operated by | Mrs. Hay and had been ap-| proached there about the pur-| chase. In the Oharge against Mrs. Hay, Mrs. F. G. Lewis told the court that a toaster and hand food mixer shown in court were from her cottage in Pickering Township. Sgt. Pugh said that he had recovered these from Mrs. Jray, operator of a West Hill reftau- rant. Mrs. Hay said that she had accepted the toaster and mixer as collateral for a loan of $5. She said that she laughed when Neale and Scott brought the two articles into her restaurant (but did not think it odd. | WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Whitby Abner's Essos unable to cope with the mixed-up offerings of Ronnie Jones, ace sling-shot hurler for Mount Zion Brooklin Concretes, bowed out of South Ontario County Softball league play-offs. Mount Zion required only the minimum two games to eliminate Abner's, thus qualifying for the finals against Markham Aces. Jones gave a masterful per- formance in Whitby on Monday night striking out 17. Wally Samanski gained the only key hit off Jones. Even at that, although the ball was well hit, leftfield- er Murray McDowell in moving over close to centre field to make a play, appeared to have a line on the ball but misjudged it's depth, and it soared over his head for a three-run homer. Playing-coach Marty Jordan, with two doubles, was the only repeat hitter THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 16, 1961 § By CLIFF GORDON | Tonight will see Jr. B lacrosse playoffs hold forth at the Whitby arena as the Whitby Red Wings play host to the Long Branch Castrolites in the first game of the best of seven OLA semi- finals for the all-Ontario Cham pionship. The winner of this series will meet the Mimico Mountaineers in the all-Ontario finals with the winner meeting Ottawa in the Bastern Canada finals. i The Wings enjoyed very good success against the Long Branch team over the season as they won three games as against one loss. The only loss that the which Davis, the prolific scorer Wings suffered was the one in > Lacrosse Semi-Finals Open Here Tonight In the meantime fans, don't forget for the finest in Jr. la. crosse be at the local arena to- night at 8.30 when the Whitby Red Wings will play the Long Branch Castrolites with game time at 8.30. 3 Jailed 14 Days For Driving A Frenchman's Bay driver, Joseph Rombough, 50, was Tues- day jailed for 14 days for impaired driving. Magistrate F. Ebbs, presiding in Whitby police court, sentenced Rom- [bough after learning that he had ling Township Police Depart- ment, said that he had searched i la car on Aug. 2 and found the : |two accused youths in the area |and some of the articles stolen Magistrate Ebbs told her that | she could lose her licence to operate a restaurant by dealing] with youths in this manner. | t ings, was injured and A tha o he Wings, hihi through been convicted of driving while the game. |intoxicated three years ago. But as coach Jim Cherry said| PC C. C. McDonald, of the in an interview lately, his team|Whitby Detachment of the OPP. can not rest on the win and loss|said that Rombough was stopped column over the season. He re-|by PC Robert Speakman of the ported that at his last practice Pickering Township Police De- held here in Whitby on Monday (partment on April 17. A breath- night he had no less than 17 alizer test, he said, showed &n players out to.practice. This is alcohol count of 1.2. more than he had for any one| Both he and PC Speakman game. He made the facts plump said that Rombough was in no and plain however to the players condition to drive a car. that the eizht die hards who fol-| poo bo ope 1 Ce I gh's licence to -drive lowed the Whitby team when the blood was pretty thin but the|¥as suspended for one year. heart was game, would get the for Whitby as they collected only six hits. Tonight at the Town Park, Abner's go after the more serious marbles, opening their OASA Senior "B" playdowns against Heffering's Imperials. Game time is 8:15 p.m. The second meeting between these two clubs takes place in Oshawa on Saturday night. By ousting Oshawa, Abner's would be more than justified for a 13-5 lashing absorbed in an exhibition encounter three weeks back at the hands of Heffering's. Brooklin Hillcrests experienced their. first taste of Senior "A" lacrosse play-offs last night when they opened their OLA Best-of-seven semi-final series against the second place finishers, Brampton Ramblers. Results of that contest were not known at time of writing. 'The second game takes place at [first nod in the starting lineup the Brooklin Community arena tomorrow night | However, if the die hards did| First telegraph message was (Thursday), starting at 8:45 p.m. Brooklin finished [not prove out, the string-alongs| Sent May 2, aid, joni ash the regular campaign in fourth place well in front of |would get their chance to prove En Oo erse. by lnvemer the cellar-dwelling Niagaya Falls Scobies, and only a | their worth. ith John scant poilit back of St. Catharines Athletics. Defend- loare Ssued nod pass ing Mant Cup champion Port Credit Sailors ended ling champion of the OLA, the| in their familiar setting, atop of the heap. The Hill- |other night. He was one of the | crests are more than happy about their finish. Not [most pleased fellows we have looking forward to meeting Port Credit in the first had the privilege of talking 10 round, with any great enthusiasm, they now stand a ior Some ine records for much better chance of surviving the first round by [goals and total points with 135 of tangling with Brampton. Brooklin had less trouble through the regular schedule in combat with the FIRST TELEGRAPH Family Monuments fh a5es/ Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 ONTARIO SENIOR LACROSSE PLAYOFF SEMI-FINAL BRAMPTON EXCELSIORS VERSUS BROOKLIN HILLCRESTS | _ 2nd game of four out of seven series BROOKLIN MEMORIAL ARENA THURS., AUG. 17th -- GAME TIME 8:45 P.M. a total is a rookie in his first) {year of Jr. and deserves a tre | Ramblers. They never did solve how to halt the al- mendous amobn! oe most insurmountable Sailors when it came around re like to thank all| to the final twenty minutes of each game. If they [the players, manager Ivan | should qualify for the finals, and we think they |Davies, coach Jim Cherry and will, it will be even more baffling for the Hillcrests, al the fans who helped sheet] trying to cut down their (Port Credit's) power with- {him an to ibe gosl Je once = out the help of a conch. Bill Vipond, who took over {poy ly sought » for Louis Vipond, (the latter throwing in the towel | some time back,) is currently under suspension from the Ontario Lacrosse Association pending further invegtigation Into thaslittle incident involving Bill and ome of the asso «tion's officials TOWN AND COw¥RY , , . Also on tap tonight in the County Town is the opening game of the OLA Junior "B" semi-finals between the Whitby Red Wings and the Long Branch Castrolites. Game time for the initial contest in their best-of-seven series is 8:30 p.m. The winner of this set will meet the Mimico Mountaifieers for the right to play Ottawa and the Eastern Ontario title , . | BROOKLIN STEVENSON'S MOTORS start their OASA Intern wae "A" pl: offs tomorrow night at home against Oshawa Mac- | Lean's Esso Fuels in a best-of-three series. | [f° "e----- S---- SEE EE GE SEE. SEE ---- WHITBY PERSONALS and Mrs. Wilfred Doble,! Mrs. Janet McConnachie, of Mr. The main problem to be irgfi- {he rsday "oti ed out is whether the Whitps $ Tuesday noon esting. {from the break-ins. Some of the] He will give judgment on the| | goods, he said, had been return-|two women next week. The court is lined and rolled as often as necessary by club members and has a packed | clay playing surface. Oshawa Ti [that the service clubs be asked PD, said. that he recovered the [to equip them ahove mentioned four articles y ; from Mrs. Doreen Chalmers at The new council has been par home under the impression that| Rotary had requested that Tot Park be established. They then suggested a gh®year trial period for a Tot--Fark and Rotary has decided to proceed with the purchasing of equip- ment. A meeting will be held by Rotary membefs and the Prop- erty and Streets Committee to discuss Tot Park further on Aug. 2 HONOR SECRETARY John McLellan, secretary of the Whitby Rotary Club for the past four years, was honored at | WHITBY PLUS Second Feature "48 HOURS TO LIVE" starring . . . Anthony Steele Sins To TECHNICOLOR® + Presented BROCK Evening Shows at 6:55 and 8:20 Last Complete Show 8:20 UGE DICKINSON: PETER FINCH ROGER MOORE Adult Entertainment ty WARNER BROS | as evel. 201 Centre street north, spent|Stotland, spent a week visiting their two weeks' vacation motor-|Mr. and Mrs George Duncan | {ing to Lake Superior. They also|of Perry street. | visited in the States of Wiscon- guest the Duncan's visited in sin and Michigan. | Mrs. Ernie Dochuk has return. | ed to her home in Ansonville| after spending a few days visit-| ing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Dochuk| Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adams, | of Toronto, spent a day visiting at the home of Mrs. N. R.| Doyle of Byron street north, | Mrs. Larry Ruest, of Athol] street, spent a few days in| Windsor with her brother and| sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G.| Ottenbrite, and also visited in| Detroit, Michigan. | Mr. and Mrs. William Wilcox, | of Huttonville, were guests for a few days at the home of Mr. | and Mrs. Donald Eden, of Athol street. i Mrs. Nicholas Pace, her son Nicholas John Jr., and daughter Katy, of Vancouver, are spend ing a few weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Duffues, of Palace street. While here they will, with their guests, visit in the surrounding districts. Other guests are Mrs. Ross Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duffues, and her two, sons, Gordon and Steven, of) Burlington. On Sunday, a fam-| ily reunion was arranged for) the occasion i Mr. and Mrs. Ron Egan and| their son Ricky spent a week- end in Sarnia visiting relatives. | | | | and putting it in the other" he said. i Council agreed to hold a meeting at 9.00 p.m. next Mon- day with the Co-Operative rate payers. WORRY ABOUT SAM LAKE FOREST, Il. Concern over Sam Etchever- (driver of the car. ry's slow-to - heal shoulder is| In his own defense; Mollon tempering some of the early|said that he had followed Muha's } optimism that surrounded the|car for one mile in the passing accused to the home from which against the two women, ane Jailed 7 Da g Y camera and a flash outfit for |He said that his home had been| While negotiating a detour at |toxicated. Emmanuel Truman CAME FROM HOME police court. In addition to the| |one year. id {that on Aug 9 he had found Hol- t Left Acci en south side of Highway 401 on a lis being built. Both he and PC $50 and costs for failing to cated. appeared in Whitby police court car strike the centre boulevard convicted by Magistrate F. S.|He said that he had pulled his that he had made possiblel Oshawa, said that on July 4 passed him. |aided the four past presidents. rear-view mirror. Then, he said, | enter the ditch. | Mr. McLellan told Rotary | Pacsed bri on the right {had worked with. ront of his vehicle. He said |the meeting which was attended | The car which struck him, he Nth Township 20unci] was On Oct. 10 two district gov-| pc Carl Preston, of the | Operative which exceeds the n the arena banquet hall. |complaint and a licence number | PUrPOSes. {that Mollon gave a statement|ajjow five ped cent of the land President of the Co-Operative, St. Louis Cardinals' 1961 pros-|lane and despite sounding His to buy 17 cies of exira land, great at Montreal, turned up|passing lane and enter thelof the St Gregory's Co- led by a girl friend of the|-- - i they had been stolen. | M ed D ul | In the possession charges) 18S eto [Vaughan identified a transistor | radio, a movie projector, a flash : brad A Port Dalhousie resident another camera as being similar| 8 LT y to those missing from his home, | Whose car left Highway 401 : : | Oshawa, was Tuesday jailed for entered late in July while he ode ed was. on Vacation: |seven days for driving while in- |Holman, 54, was convicted by Sgt. John Pugh, of Pickering| Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in Whitby jail term, His Worship suspend-| ed Holman's licence to drive for Mrs. Chalmers said that she| PC Ray Goodwin, of the Whit- eee | by Detachment of the OPP, said man's car, totally wrecked, against a hydro pole on the | . detour which had been built to | Fined $5 divert traffic while a new bridge # 3 B. Shannon, of the same detach- A Whitby motorist was fined ment, said Holman was intoxi- remain at the scene of an ac-| Another driver on the highway cident on Highway 2A when he told the court he had watched a on Tuesday. Clarence Leslie of the highway nearly three Mollon, 38, of 922 King St., was miles from the accident scene. Ebbs. own car to the north shoulder to eil Murkar told Mr. McLel-, John Muha, 588 Front St. avoid a collision as this vehicle the efficient administration of/he-had been eastbound on 2A| He said that he had observed the club and had consistently|when he observed a car in his/the car leave the detour and !He presented Mr. McLellan with|this car moved from the passing| a silver inscribed cigaret box. |lane to the driving lane and A k T hi the car was passing, he owns 1p |work and liked the fellows he Said, it collided with the right B I + Ron Armstrong, a new Rotary| the damage Jad been estimated uy n op {member received his button at|?' [OM ne: : , {asked Monday to buy the land by 10 out-of-t : |said, proceeded on and he): 4 \ y out-of-town Rotarians. notified police in Whitby. in the St. Gregory's Co- ernors will meet with the club wpithy Detachment of the OPP, [amount the subdivision is re- at a special meeting at 6.30 p.m. said that he received Muha's | duired to set aside for park| soba -- 21 (According to the Township| | , ace He s . : P| |which traced Mollon. He said Council, subdivision : mst (AP)--|in which he admitted being the | to be used as a park.) oe Worona, headed the depu- ation calling for the Township Deputy Reeve J i pects. Etcheverry, a nine-season| horn, Muha refused to leave the | sympathized with om Souiwia with an aching shoulder in the|driving lane. Operative. He felt the only thi: first week of camp and hasn't| He said that as es phhsed Council should consider wit the ck at|amount to be paid for the land. thrown much since. The doctor|on the right, he lool says the arm will be as good Muha and his car drifted into| Mr. Worona told Council the He side of Muha's car. He said|land could be added to the 4 J that he thought that only the |pres r s i i INFANT MORTALITY. [pers nad touched Da ew Deaths of children under one Later, he saj when he would be returned to the Town-| in Australia during 1959 num- learned police were looking for [ship in the form of taxes. WHITE NEWSPRINT 4V2-1b. pkg. approximately 630 sheets for -- $1.00 Also Available in b. pkgs. IDEAL FOR TYPING, PADS, CARBON COPIES INNER OFFICE MEMOS, ETC. On Sale of WHITBY OFFICE & | CIRCULATION DEPT. | bered 4,889 for a rate of 21.54 him,s he reported the cide} "It would be a matter of Oshawa Times per 1,000 live births. Ito Toronto police. money from ene pocket' of Raglan street. IM With their house | Fenelon Falls, Kirkland, and various northern communities. | Mr. and Mrs. C. Earl and children have returned from oy two weeks vacation spent at Kin- cardine as the guests of Mr. and | rs. Fred Holmes, parents of] Mrs. Earl. ! Mr. and Mrs James W. i and their daughter Debbie and twin sons Donald and David are | home from a three weeks' vaca- tion spent in Severn Bridge visiting relatives. HONEYMOON || to the Caribbean | | | Arrangements see . . . DONALD Travel Service 300 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY Whitby--Oshawa--Brooklin | | Phone MO 8-3304 | Ea i A STEAKS ™ FRESH CUT RIB STEAK ....... I FRESH HAMBURG STEAK | FRESH BULK WIENERS ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROAST, LEAN CHUCK ROAST, BONELESS BRISKET, FRESH PORK SHOULDER | ARNOLD'S | 115 BROCK ST. NORTH, WHITBY Just North of the Four Corners : OPEN THURS. 'TIL 8 -- FRI 'TIL 9 -- WED. 'TIL 6 P.M. | LB. 89 4 | 79. Ib. 69¢ | FRESH YOUNG ROASTING, 10 TO 12 LB. TURKEYS ~~ 45°) | toe. I | ) 239. Le. 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