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By BOD AS A RE NERA RADE eo Grentsmar CORNER 1 Bidck West of 4 Corners | Then Turn South 103 BYRON ST. S, WHITBY THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 30,1964 § if Judge Upholds Police Firing TORONTO (CP)--Mr, Justice A. H. Lieff upheld Wednesday the dismissal of two Guelph po- licemen last May for 'taking part in the writing of three anonymous letters to the mayor of Guelph and the chairman of the Guelph olice Commission. Constables William L. Potter and Kenneth J. Guthrie were dismissed after their finger- prints were found on typewrit- ten letters mailed in police de- TOWN OF WHITBY ; HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION There will be no garbage collection on Monday, August 3rd. Garbage normally collected on this day will be picked up on Tuesday, August 4th. WORKS SUPERVISOR Boy Hitch-Hiker Had Arm Twisted "f don't believe a word you say," Magistrate Harry Jermyn told an Uxbridge man. at Whitby court Tuesday after he had explained his side of an alleged assault in the town of Uxbridge. Before the court was Harry Brown, of Concession 4, Ux- bridge, who pleaded not guilty to a charge of assaulting grade 10 student Frank Richard Neill of Richmond Hill. In the witness box Frank Neill described how he and a friend started to hitch a ride outside Brown's home. Brown, he said, was seated on his porch drinking a bottle, of beer. 'He told us to move up the road." They stayed, however. Then Brown came down the steps and left his beer in. his ¢rive- way. He then, said Frank Neill, oo his arm and twisted t. partment envelopes last March, The letters, addressd to Mag- istrat H. R. Howitt and Mayor R. W. Smith, complained of an- other Guelph policeman's many girlfriends, of his rapid promo- tion in the force and of his being seen going through wastepaper baskets 'in the police depart- ment office, Both policemen 'denied any knowledge of the letters andij said they might have handled the paper before anything was written on it. They were found guilty of bringing discredit on the reputa- tion of the police, contrary to the Police Act. WHITBY And DISTRICT Booze-Jar Bombs Charge Dismissed sion," he said. "Part of the bomb was found 65 feet away after the blast." He did the same thing with two of the bottle bombs. One of them left a small crater in the ground. The bottle bombs, he went on,.were detonated by an elec- trical charge. The tops of the bottles had been stoppered and pieces of wire flex had 'been in- serted. By using a battery a spark was passed between the two bare wire ends in the bottle and an explosive mixture was a ignited. | "I am not sure but 1 tnink The bombs, he said, were|he also pushed me," he said. Then a man who was driving past saw the incident and stop- ped. He ordered Brown to let go of him and he did so. Giving evidence Brown de- nied the assault and said young Neill had used filthy words to him. He had approachel the boy only to get a light for his cigarette. "I don't believe a word you say," replied Magistrate Harry Jermyn after he had heard from Crown Attorney Bruce Affieck that this was Brown's second assault charge. He bound Brown over to keep the peace for one year in the sum of $200. | Manager: John Gavit ace aA ll al ORIGINAL FINISH LURE "RAPALA" All sizes now in stock, © 1 to a Customer No Dealers Pleose ROD & REEL Fibre glass rod, spin cost reel, both fully. guaranteed. Com- plete with line and plug. Reg. 6.95 OUR PRICE pews " Eighteen-year-old Robert Scar. lett took his science experi- ments a little too far, Magis- trate Harry Jermyn decided at Whitby court yesterday, Scarlett, of Jasmine crescent, Oshawa appeared on a charge of having bombs with no lawful excuse. He pleaded not. guilty fo the charge and was represent- ed by John Greer. The bombs, five home made affairs complete with detonat- ing equipment, were discovered in a car that Scarlett had been driving when it was searched by Constable James Brown of Pickering Township Police. Just how dangerous they were ANNOUNCES PURCHASE HALIFAX (CP) -- The Nova Scotia Power Commission has announced that it bo ught $1,500,000 of Nova Scotia coal last year for use in thermal power stations in Trenton, Pic- tou County, and Maccan, in FLOATING FISH KNIFE © BALLADEER Greg Winkfield, the. slim singer -guitarist - comedian- monologist, performed before a crowd of close to 100 at the All Saints' Anglican Church "Coffee House" Tuesday night. He shared the spotlight with WINKFIELD appearing at Toronto's famed Bohemian Embassy, the grand-daddy of all the coffee- houses in Canada. Chris Cuddy, who managed and produced the show, is hoping to announce another opening next week. was described to the court by an expert chemical analist. "Two of them," he said, "were made out of empty beer) bottles. Two more were con-| trived out of empty ginger beer bottles and the fifth was made out of what looked like an }\empty toothpaste tube.'"' 4| Describing the toothpaste fitube he said he did not at- tempt to open it. He took it to a waste piece of ground and de- tonated it. "There was a violent explo-' linjury. The chemicals used to quite capable of causing serious cause the blast were in his opin- ion very sensitive, The case of having bombs, however, was dismissed after Mr. Greer had pointed out thaf there was no intention on the part of Scarlett to use them as weapons, But Scarlett did not get off without a warning from Magis- trate Jermyn. "'The welfare of} the public comes before your experiments," he was told. Closing Gap By CLIFF GORDON | Brooklin Sr. lacrosse club will try to take another big step to- wards clinching their second lall-Ontario championship in a lrow tonight as they play host High-Flying Brookliners On Pennant termined bid to take the fourth) and last playoff spot and are badly in need of a win here to- night if they are to catch the Peterborough Speedy Erns for! that coveted money spot. | | Diet, Robarts Invited To PCs' Picnic" The Honorable John G. Diefenbaker, leader of the Opposition and former Con- servative Prime Minister of Canada, and the Honorable John Robarts, Premier of Ontario, will he invited to the Annual Starr - Dymond and Walker) Picnic this year. Bill Thompson, President of the Ontario Riding Fed- eral Progressive Conserva- tive Association announced this yesterday, and express- ed hope that the two lead- ers would be able to attend. 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Since the Provincial elec- tion last fall, a new mem- ber, Albert Welker, MLA One fellow who always looks good against the Hawks with his fast-breaking speed is Ken) Lotton.-This little fellow can really turn on the speed and) gives the Hawks a lot of trou-| ble. | Pat Baker, barring a major) upset in the next four games, | appears to have the goalies') Basho, Both are currently --Photo by Jubilee \to the Huntsville Hawks at the Brooklin arena. The Hawks, who got off to a HITBY PERSONALS slow start, have been coming) W along like a house-on-fire of late \and knocking off every team in Mr, Alfred Thompson and his = om Kathy on Seti Uwe oe byrne _-- oe -in- ave returned from a three-week/failed to top the league leaders. ig pot ipoeg spent in Fredericton,| The last time the two teams -jly of Peterborough are enjoying| N° Brunswick, visiting with/met in Huntsville the game was ' ; ipe-w i jhis parents in Charlottetown. |catied after the 3.19 mark of the|race in the bag. He has a 28- a two-week motor irip to Que-\They were guests of Mrs: Par-|tinal period due to a major|goal lead over Bob McCready in ' ee oe Brame |sons' parents Mr. "and MIS. | power failure with Brooklin|that department. | wick and returning | home| Samuel Machin. The Brooklin team haye a six-| | jleading 9-7. The Ontario La-| + ix-| rough the United States. Mrs, Alfred Ling, Bayview|crosse Association have ruled/point lead over the Garden City) Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pantony| avenue is now convalescing at |that, quote: "If the rape stand-|St. ogg Pe = age cong and children Philip, Rodney and|st, John's Convalescent Home|ings are not affected the game|win and a St. Kitts loss to Kaye-Lee accompanied by Mr.| in Namtonbootes after under-|remains as is. However, ifjclinch the top rung. i | seh to ths Lapteesere been and Mrs. Thomas Brandon andj going surgery at Toronto Gen-|standings are affected the game| Don Arthurs, the scoring ace) _© . family enjoyed a vacation at|eral Hospital, her friends wish|is to be replayed in I sgh ¢ is ear aae Brseppion Bal) Algonquin Park and Graven- recovery. ty." From this we will have to|tests appears heade scor- * a hace gic walt and see. ing championship in his first Ken Place of Nuneaton, War-) The Hawks are making a de-'year of Sr. competition. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Otten-|wickshire, England, is returning ¥ . To aise i brite and family spent a week|to his home Saturday, August| LEAGUE STANDINGS UP TO AND INCLUDING JULY 25th visiting Mrs. Ottenbrite's|1, after a month's visit with) SENIOR A PW LTF A Pts PenMin cee Fe. ee ee, ae ias dialer sae bree in lew) prookiin 19 14 5 0 21 156 28 419 of Lanark, near Ottawa. (Mr, arnest C b : one . ee ee Me Sle 19 11 8 0 206 184 22 421 910 Bayvi , > wi | ayview avenue, He will be Bicouiten 'a 210 198 20 613 leaving from Toronto Interna-| '. ou oie ae ie is in Sick Children's Hospital, | 'ional Airport. Peterboro 5 258 4 ~ Huntsville 19 7 12 189 229 14 518 Toronto where he underwent) Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Shibley * brain surgery. Friends of the) anq their son, Paul of South| Port Credit 2 7 13 209 231 14 644 family wish Michael a speedy| West Africa, called on Sunday] scORING LEADERS P Pts Pen Min recovery. ri the home of Mr. M. §S. Craw- Don Arthurs, Brampton 18 76 «42 orth, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Craw- oe Bd and Mrs. peers Me ie forth and Mr. and Mrs. -Carl| Cy Coombes, Peterboro 18 72 «30 eudbory were. visitors. A) > oe Glen Lotton, Brooklin 18 7m 10 Tom Conlin, Huntsville 15 62 «il home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank| Pascoe. O'Sullivan, 611 Maria street. Grant Heffernan, Brooklin 14 61 22 -- FUTURE GAMES -- Wed., July 29 -- Huntsville at Brooklin Peterboro at St. Kitts Thurs., July 30 -- Brampton at Port Credit Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Paterson|Fri., July 31 -- Port Credit at Peterboro d daughter Lynne spent. a|Sat., Aug. 1 -- Brooklin at Huntsville St. Kitts at Brampton "ALL STOCK MUST BE CLEARED" SALE NOW ON! BUDGET TERMS Zippered Top, proof duck, R OUR PRICE SLEEPING BAGS ca : 'ies re J See Made of polished cotton, 100" i : 3 F e zipper, worm bat filled, full 72" in length, Reg. 8.95 OUR PRICE Michael, five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Sullivan} CLEAR PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE 50' Lengths. 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