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ST. THERESA'S STUDENDS FAVOR BLADES TO BOOKS AT ANNUAL ICE CARNIVAL Parking Ticket Sparks Big Legal Battle A mighty legal battle to de- feat a parking ticket was called off at Whitby Traffic Court Thursday. ss Beatrice M. McFarlane, King street, Whitby, appeared before Magistrate C. W. Guest charged with failing to deposit the neces- sary one to five cents in a Brock' street parking meter. Accompanied by her husband, playwright and CBC writer, Les- lie McFarlane, Mrs. McFarlane appeared in court represented by Duncan B, McIntyre. On the plea of not guilty being given Acting Crown Attorney Cpl. James Barter said he would ask 'that the charge be withdrawn. Mr. McIntyre asked Magis- trate C. W. Guest that, "'if the Crown does not intend to prose- cute these cases we should have been informed.' Cpl. Barter re- plied that parking meter Inspec- tor Eric Clarke was meant to be giving evidence but had not appeared. He asked Mr. McIntyre if he wished an adjournment. The Whitby lawyer said it was strange they should have to run around town looking for the parking meter inspector. His Worship granted the re- quest that the change be with- drawn, Later, Mr. Mcintyre said the charge arose from an incident earlier this month. He said Mrs. McFarlane' had parked at a On returning to the car, he} explained, she found Mr, Clarke Conservatory Results Are Released The following is a list of suc- cessful candidates in examina- tions held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music in To- ronto in Whitby. The names are arranged in order of merit. GRADE 5 THEORY History 'i Honors -- Marion McClement. GRADE 4 THEORY History Honors -- Mary Muckle. GRADE 2 THEORY First Class Honors -- Alan H. King; Marilyn La Brie; Linda Gordon; Vivian Harris; Trudy A. Manson. Honors -- Susan J. Allan. Pass -- Janis A. Matthews; Margaret R. Wigston. GRADE 1 THEORY First Class Honors -- Susan Davidson; Carol Hoffenden; Jean Aiken; Ruth Houghton. writing out a parking ticket. On questioning Mr. Clarke, his cli- ent was told that she had failed to put the coins in a double headed meter which was behind the car, Mr. McIntyre said. When asked for his views Mr. Clarke said the meter had been removed and the double headed meter installed last fall. He said Mrs, McFarlane just did not look for the meter behind her car. ' "People just have to look around," he pointed out, "I can- not be there to lead them by the hand.'" WHITBY PERSONALS Car-Tree Crash Results In Fine A car-tree collision resulted in avfine for an Orillia man Thursday. William George Beatty, 23, appeared before Magistrate C. W. Guest in Whitby Traffic Court charged with failing to report an accident. Beatty pleaded guilty to the charge. Cpl. Ernest Stoneman of the Whitby Police Department: said WHITBY And DISTRICT IOOF NEWS he was called to Whitby's Blair Park Plaza, Jan. 10. The, officer said he found a damaged car on the parking lot which was sub- Beatty said he had run into a tree Jan. 9 and had run away as he was confused. He told the court that the Orillia Police Department had been informed of the accident. Beatty was fined $10 and costs or three days in jail. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slichter and Mrs. Lloyd Robertson spent a few days in the Quebec Province. Mr, Slichter journey- ed to Quebec City on a business trip. Mrs. Slichter and Mrs. Robertson were guests at Shera- ton - Mt. Royal Hotel, Montreal. Garry, 13-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Igel is in Oshawa General Hospital with pneumonia. Kriends of the fam- ily wish Garry a speedy re- den iah eke had holding covery. Vimy Ridge LOBA No. 639 is its' "Euchre" party in the IOOF Hall this evening with co - conveners Sisters Evelyn Weeks and Dolly Anderson. The many friends of Howard Brown, Audley road, Pickering are sorry to learn that he is in Ajax Hospital. They wish him a prompt recovery. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks is celebrating his fifth birthday today. His friends wish him many happy returns of the day. St. John's Anglican Church "Little Helpers" held a Valen- tine party in the Sunday School room Wednesday, Feb. 13. Twenty-five children were pres- ent under the supervision of Mrs. G. Kent who welcomed the mothers present. The child- ren recited "The Little Helpers Prayer' and sang a hymn, Rev. G. Nicholson showed a colored film entitled "The Little In- dain". Games were enjoyed and lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gostlin, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Ida O'Brien, of Oshawa, visited their father, Walter Gostlin, of Lindsay, last Sunday. Gloria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Grant celebrated her third birthday. Her sisters Elizabeth and Debrah shared Honors -- Lorna Bennett. her birthday cake. Schedule World Day Of Prayer For March 1 By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT BROOKLIN -- Mrs. W. W. Baldwin was hostess to the February meeting of the Lend- a-Hand Unit of UCW held re- cently with 20 members present. The leader, Mrs. Jack Pat- terson, gave the call to worship sequently traced to the accused. activity, The Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) of Whitby combined their regular meeting this week with their annual past grand and roll cail Acting past grand, Bro. John Sawdon opened lodge and wel- comed the large number of members. Past grands occupied the elective and appointed chairs and capably handled a_ fuh siate of general business. Among those present was the renowned Bro. Billy Hoar, who with his two brothers, Richard and William, also mem- of this lodge, although unable to be present this eve- ning, have a combined total of 158 years in the Order. All known sick members were reported to be progressing favorably and expected in at- tendance in the near future. Due to the extensive roll call and dart baseball activity to take place later, the roll was called with a minimum of delay. Upon completing the. roll, sore and conducted the business ses- sion. Miss Chrissie Simpson con- ducted the Bible study on "What is real religion." In response to roll call, 30 hospital and four home cails were reported for the month of January. : Treasurer's report by Mrs. Belyea showed a balance of $9.80. New programs listing commit- tees and places of meetings for 1963 were distributed and dis- cussed, and alterations made where necessary. Miss Doris Batty, convener of the Visitation Committee, re- ported that three plants were sent to the sick, 45 hospital calls and 19 home alls made during the month, Mrs. Jack Patterson report- ed on Literature and announced packets of Hasti-Notes for sale to raise funds. Social welfare convener, Mrs. B, Lehman, made a request for nylons, and white. material for dressings for overseas hospitals. The World Day. of Prayer is scheduled to be held on Fri- day, March 1 at St. Thomas Anglican Church with Mrs. S. J. Hillier as guest speaker. The mission study presented by Mrs, S. J. Hillier from the Study Book, 'On Asia's Rim," revealed 5,300 Protestants, with Over one million Christians in Korea. Carbon Monoxide Hoar Brothers Have 158 Years Service Chairman Bro, Loyst an- nounced 60 members were pres- ent or reported, including 20 past grands, to an overall total of approximately 60 per cent of the lodge membership, 'Following the closing of lodge a dart baseball game took place between the past grands on one side and general mem- bers on the other side. Early in the game it was quite apparent the past grands were, this evening at least, well past' any ability they may have had previously, Phe game finally enced with a lopsided score showfhg -in favor of the general members. To finalize the evening a well appreciated lunch consisting of oyster anc tomato soups was served by conveners, Brothers Magill and McTaggart. Speeding Fine Levied A Port Perry man was fined on a traffic charge in Whitby Traffic Court Thursday. Failed To Yield Fined $10, Costs A charge of careless driving was withdrawn against a Whitby man at Whitby Traffic Coutt Thursday. Herman _ Vanderveen ap- peared before Magistrate C. W. Guest and' pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of failing to yield the right of way. Constable James Wilson of the Whitby Police Department said he in- vestigated a motor vehicle ac- cident on Hillcrest drive Jan. 17 The officer testified the Van- derveen car had travelled to the wrong side of the road and struck another car causing a total of $350 damage. His Wor- STUDENTS at St. Theresa's Separate School Thursday afternoon took a break from the daily classroom routine to participate in the school's second annual winter carni- val, Costumes representing many countries, races and walks of'life were in evidence around the school's well-kept skating rink. In the photo at left, are the Grades 1 and 2 prize winners. These include Janice Gould, Bernie Van Berkel, Joseph Jardine, Mar- garet Schroer, Jennifer Mac- ship imposed a $35 fine plus costs, or 10 days. DUPLICATE BRIDGE Following are the results and high scores of the games played this week by members of the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club. NORTH AND SOUTH Mr. and Mrs¢ Wells, 106; Mrs. Bowman and Mrs, Booth, 94; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Mac- Gillivary- 93144; Mrs. Bovay and Miss Bovay, 90. EAST AND WEST Mr. and Mrs. L. Reed, 10014; Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Mac- Dougall, 8914; Mrs. McCutch- eon and Mrs. Pirie, 86; Mrs. Beaton and Mrs. Cawker, 8544. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, February 15,1963 5 ~ Donald and Debbie O'Brien. In the middle photo are the Grades 3 and 4 prize winners. These include Marlene Hui- nink, Heather Spellen, Donna- _Marie Luke, Gail Crowley, Michael Spellen Harold Matheis, Billy Lavalley and Joseph Jardine. Winners in the senior class, Grades 5 and €, are shown in the photo at right. They are: Barbara Ovsenek, Bunny Bradshaw, Christine Femia, Sharon Cho- noski, Jo Anne Gray, Ronnie Emgelhardt, Doug Harlow and Michael Saulnier, --Oshawa Times Photos i MS srartons prompts symptoms prom with this proven pee" Cold Capsules Pal aap lado naa Cepsuless Sold everywhere. ebay @ GOT A COUGH? TAKE & ze BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE uae Chiatew-Ci - "ee, (ZA 2 NEW OFFICES FOR RENT Each 400 sq. ft., heated, ground level, washrooms, opposite parking lot. Ready-- March Ist Ideal for -- Lawyer, Architect, Dentist, Accountant, etc., etc. Apply to Owners: BOWMAN 148 Brock St. S., Whitby & GIBSON 668-5823 Ve Canadian Caused Crash A claim that carbon mon- oxide poisoning caused a car crash resulted in dismissal of a careless driving charge Thurs- ay. Edgar Allan Thompson, 21, 211 Stevenson road north, Osh- awa, pleaded not guilty before Magistrate C. W. Guest at Whitby Traffic Court. Constable Gary Winter of the Whitby Police Departmentt esti- fied that he investigated a colli- sion beween Thompson's ve- hicle and a parked car a Whitby Four Corners. The offi- Arthur Leslie Jefford pleaded not guilty to a charge of speed- ing in a 30 mph zone. Constable Kenneth Edwards of the Whitby Police Force said he followed Jefford's vehicle on Brock street south on the night of Jan: 2. The officer said he clocked the Jefford vehicle at 45 mph and halted him north of the 'our corners. Jefford told Mag- istrate C. W. Guest that he was travelling at 38 mph. His Worship then levied a $8 fine with costs with the option Please Write ..... of three days in the county jail. CHOIRS WANTED Church, High School and other choirs are invited to take part in the Seventh Ontario Music Festi- val to be held at Ajax in May, 1963. For information on Classes etc, ... AJAX ROTARY CLUB, MR. J. WILSON, .. AJAX, ONTARIO cer said that the accident hap- pened at 10.30 p.m., Jan. 29. Thompson said he had driven from Toronto and was driving! north on Brock street south | when he suddenly fell asleep. He said he had checked the muffler of the car and thought} that it was emitting fumes. His father, Allan Thompson, | said the muffler was directly under the driver's feet in this model car and said, "I feel that the cause of the accident was| Carbon monoxide fumes leaking] into the car and not my son's carelessness."' Magistrate Guest then dis- missed the charge, FRIENDSHIP UNIT Twenty-five members of the Friendship Unit of UCW at- tended the February meeting held at the home of Mrs. E. Kay. BROCK WHITBY wy ¥ Evening Shows Start 6:45 and 9:15 Saturday Matinee at 1:30 ee a Vent Ene'... TECHNIRAMA--TECHNICOLOR aS. SWNT RUE Df Mrs, Carnwith presented an interesting and _ educational FREE Have your furnace cleaned free || and guaranteed trouble-free all winter, if you purchase 'White " unified fuel oil from Western Oi co DIAL 725-1212 travelogue on the island of Hong Kong. A playlet portraying the life of an educated and Christian family in Hong Kong was en- acted by Mrs. A. G. Stocks as "the visiting American sailor," Mrs, J. Carnwith as "the mother", and Mrs. A.. Reynolds as "'the son." The leader, Mrs. Robert Humphreys, led the business session following general pro- cedure, A list of 18 home calls and five hospital calls was read. 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