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WHITBY And DISTRICT CORONEN'S JURY SAYS An all-male coroner's jury Wednesday night recommended an additional approach leading to the westbound lane of High- way 401, on the northwest side of Liverpool road overpass. Inquiring into the death of 22- year-old Bonnie Crosgrey, 225 University street, Cobourg, one of three girls killed Jan. 11, near the Liverpool road over- pass, the jury ruled the cause of death accidental. It found no other westhound Overpass I'eeded At Brock Road eastbound passing lane, at the centre white line. Constable Miraglia pointed out there was a possibility the westbound vehicle had been forced to veer to the south to avoid colliding with a vehicle coming onto the highway from the Liverpool approach. He said the collision was 500 feet west of the overpass. Dr. Geoffrey Beatty, associ- ate pathologist at Oshawa Gen- eral WHITBY P THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Merch 24,1963 § ERSONALS Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Beer, 226 .|Centre street north, were Mrs. V. Brewer, Bay Ridges, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dixon, their daugh- ter Susan and son _ Stephen, Scarborough, Miss Alice Mos- ley, Mrs. V. Dixon, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs, J. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. W, Beer, Whitby. Mrs, Alice McDonnell of Otta- wa attended the funeral of her brother-in-law, the late James McDonnell. Sunday, she. visited Mrs. R. A. Rousseau. of Royal Hotel. Mrs. McDonnell is a for- mer Whitby resident. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Schill- ing, 307 Byron street north, will be entertaining all citizens of Charles Armstrong, 128 Byron street north, is celebrating his 90th birthday today. Friends of Mr, Armstrong wish him many happy returns of the day. Miss Eleanor Richardson, Peterborough, spent the week- end with her grandmother, Mrs. V. D. Richardson and also her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treen, Sir Knights James Smyth, William Saccoccio and Frank Canzi from Whitby © Council, Knights of Columbus, recently attended a testimonial banquet at the Genosha Hotel, Oshawa, for the Faithful Friar Rev. Father Felix Kwaitkovski of Wheat Farmers Seed More Land ported Wednesday. tions at March 1, the intended wheat acreage tops-the actual planting in 1962 of 26,803,000 acres and is 16 per cent above OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadian wheat farmers may seed 27,- 060,300 acres this year, or about One per cent more than in 1962, the bureau of statistics re- On the basis of farm indica- Ontario seeded 500,000 acres ' 2 of winter wheat last fall, or" nine per cent more than the five-year average. A notable in- crease is indicated for barley which would rise by 11 per vent if the forecast 5,900,000 acres are sown. FREE the average between 1957 and 1961, Have your cleaned. tree and senior ea wun tak all winter, if purchase "White gh unified i tuel*o oil from Western Oil Co DIAL 725-1212 ee New Match-A-Color Walls Monsignor Bench, Fourth De- gree Assembly of the Knights of Columbus. The occasion. was his forthcoming transfer from|' Oshawa to take up duties'at a new retreat house in Port Credit under the direction of the Oblate Fathers. The many friends of Bernard Sangwin are sorry to learn that he underwent surgery at the Oshawa General Hospital. Friends . of Mr. Sangwin wish him a prompt recovery, Hospital, attributed the cause of death to a broken neck. He said the victim may have lived for a minute after the crash. He determined the cause of Miss Proctor's death to shock due to internal bleeding. He said she suffered a lacer: heart. Witnesses David ' Selwyn, Bay Ridges and Eric Consta' tine, also of Bay Ridges, told the jury thef saw the west- bound vehicle cross the median and collide with the eastbound vehicle. Witness Daniel H. Kuzell, of Toronto, said he noticed a car in the acceleration lane -- pro- ceeding onto the highway west of the overpass. He added the vehicle was "straddling" the line between the third lane and driving lane, but it did not cross the white line. He added he saw.a car ap- proaching from behind in the passing lane, heard the souad of brakes, then saw the vehicle crossing the median. George Edward Rowden, of Ajax, driver of the vehicle in the acceleration lane, said he saw headlights in both driving lanes and did not pull onto the highway immediately. He said he turned on his direction sig- nals, then started to pull into the driving lane, but could see the vehicles approaching and did not pull into the lane as he Helps You Select The Perfect Paint Color! See our unique display ef hundreds of colors available in all Flo-glaza Colorizer paints. Whitby who wish to join with them in a few hours of informal social entertainment. Party will commence at 8 p.m. this eve- ning, Thursday, March 21. Lib- eral Candidate Norman Cafik and Mrs. Cafik will be present. vehicle was_ involved, or caused the mishap, when a westbound car carrying three Ontario School for the Deaf teachers jumped the median and careened into the car in which Miss Crosgrey was rid- ing. 'Two of the three teachers, Jane Proctor, 21, 168 Rumsey road, Toronto and Judith Caro- line Fee, 21, 4111 Yonge street, Willowdale, were killed. The jury further suggested an overpass connecting Brock road north and south be built over Highway 401. It felt a Brock road overpass would greatly relieve traffic con- jection at the Liverpool road cloverleaf. Ontario Provincial Police, Whitby detachment, Constable Fred Mraglia told the inquiry the Liverpool interchange had "become one of the major traf- fic problems in this areca. He attributed the problem to the Bay Ridges housing develop- ment and traffic coming frum Highway 2. Constable Miraglia termed the interchange a_ bottleneck and dangerous. He suggested Stop signs should be installed at the 401 entrance from the ramp and an additional ramp be built at the west side of the overpass. According to the officer, the two vehicles hit head-on in the knew he did not have sufficient room to do' so. He said when he looked back again, the car in the passing lane "was missing' and he thought it had dropped back. When he looked again, Mr. Howden said, he saw the ve- hicle crossing the median. The three accident survivors, George David Sim, 26, of 53 Bude street, Toronto, driver of the eastbound vehicle and Rob ert Creighton, a passenger in his car and Patricia Manley, 21, 32 Hollydene road, Scarbor- ough, a passenger in the west- bound vehicle, did not attend the inquest. The two male victims, Con- stable Miraglia said, are still in Toronto General Hospital and Miss Manley was released about a week ago. None, he said, are able to remember anything about the accident. Dr. F. A. Cuddy, of Whitby, an Ontario County coroner, pre- sided over the i WHITBY CANCER SOCIETY TURKEYS DIED OUT Wild turkeys, formerly abun- dant in the Lake Erie district dee -- : of Canada, practically died out AILEEN HALL FORMALLY ENTERS ELECTION RACE ale ogc 4 The New Democratic papers at the Whitby head- Allen Schroeder, cam- party's candidate formally en- quarters of Returning Officer paign manager and Pat Mc- tered the election race Wed- Harry Jermyn. Members of Closkey, party. worker, Mr. nesday. Shown above is the Mi; Hall's campaign crew Jermyn, right, supervised the NDP choice, Miss Aileen witnessed the signing, left to proceedings. Hall, sig nin g nomination right, Russell McNeill, agent, --Oshawa Times Photo Frances Maroosis Takes Public Speaking Crown .reiintarns Frances Maroosis, of King|School, Ajax, whose topic was|at the Kathleen Rowe Public Street Senior Public: School,|"A Day Without Electricity". |school recently. The Inspector- Oshawa, finished first in the| The 15 students participating] ate is under the supervision of Ontario Public Speaking Con-|in the contest were given a listiT. H. Houghton, inspector of test held recently at the Pal-|of 20 topics to choose from.|Public Schools southern area. merston Avenue Public School,| These subjects were For That New Spring SUIT Why Not Try... USS VE'S MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP 129 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY Tailored to _ by eo WM. H _LEISHM. $ HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN e@ TIP TOP TAILORS English and Mathematics tea- cher at the Pickering High School was the third. Anne Bishop finished.first and Brent. Hoag finished second in the Inspectorate Division Pub- Here's a wonderfully easy way to find a color to match or blend perfectly with your rugs, drapes, upholstery or wall- paper! The "Match-a-color" Wall, with its extra large color samples, gives you a more accurate guide to true color values than ever before possible. Choose from hundreds of beautiful colors --from pastels to deep shades, If you can't find the exact color you want here, Whitby. Her topic was 'My dreams for the future" and for her ef- fort Miss Maroosis won a large shield which she retains for a year. She also won a smaller shield and cup which she keeps. Second place went to Anne Bishop of Maxwell Heights Pub- lic School, East Whitby Town- ship, who spoke on '"'The Power of Advertisement". Miss Bishop was presented with a cup for placing second. Third place went to Mervin Whelan of St. Andrew's Public by the Ontario Hydro and the Ontario Educational Associ- ation who sponsored the con- test. Frances Maroosis and Anne Bishop will represent Ontario County in the zone finals to be held, Thursday, April, 4, at the Bay Ridges Public School. J. D. Toogood, inspector of Public Schools in Scarborough, was the first judge at the con- test, E. J. Rutherford, princi- pal of Bowmore Road Public School, Toronto, was the d ® BEAVER mg ANOTHER CARLOAD SAVING!! g judge and Miss Pearl Rogers, EMO Seeks Child Protection Reports A report from school boards} on plans made to protect chil- dren in event of nuclear attack was requested at Whitby Town Council meeting this week. Col. F. 8. Wotton, co-ordinator of the Emergency Measures Or- ganization wrote to council ask- ing that the report be requested from the school boards. The letter read in part: This letter is to advise your council of the guidance given and action taken by the Emer- gency Measures Organization to assist each of the school prin- cipals in organizing a suitable emergency plan for their insti- tutions. In October 1961 all school principals were provided with information to produce a school plan based on information put together in a memorandum by EMO. Many school principals took action on this. During the Cuban crisis in the fall of 1962 a considerable num- ber of inquiries were received by EMO from some principals and they were advised to study our previous correspondence. EMO took action to review the suggested plan for schools and we felt a letter sent to each of the senior students and the school bus drivers soliciting their co-operation would be ad- visable. Many schools have now distributed this material. As this office has no direct contact with the nearly 200 schools, it is suggested that your council could take action to request a report from your school boards as to the state of the emergency plans in the schools in your municipality. "I think that this should go straight to the School Board rather than in this round-about said Councillor Joyce 'twice in County Council," Reeve Everett Quantrill said, '"'and we have voted it back in again. The senior governments are not giv- ing enough protection so we should begin again at the) groundroots level." The correspondence was re- ferred to Deputy Reeve George Brooks, chairman of the special EMO Committee, Traffic Signs To Be Installed Further control of the traffic problem was advocated at Whit- by Town Council meeting this week. BEAVER 210's = ASPHALT 5 SHINGLES Quelity controlled 210 tbs., sd ag 1 strip shingles bonded In aspheolt and rock hard granules for ote durability. Your choice of two most populor blend eslours. 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Council approved the report and the signs will be erected at the following intersections: Stop signs at Elm street be- fore entering Byron street; Maple street - Centre street north; Kent street - Beech street; John street east - Perry street; Bayview avenue . Burns street and McCullough drive. - Burns street, two intersections at Clarence drive - Burns street. St. John street - King street; Pitt street - King street; Trent street - Green street; St. John street - Green street and Peel street - Gilbert street. 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