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IN WHITBY COURT | Youths Admit 6 Charges Each WHITBY (Staff) -- Two Osh- @wa youths were convicted on a number of fraud and forgery charges Tuesday in Whitby Constable D. Onlock, OPP Whitby Detachment, said he ar- rested Pyear Friday, Nov. 27 as he proceeded east on the west- bound lane of Highway 401. Whitby District Magistrate's Court. Wayne Shabatura, 16, of Sim- Coe street and Glen Charles Jones, 18, 361 Phillip Murray avenue, were remanded in cus- one week by Magistrate Harry Jermyn for a pre-sen- tence report after they pleaded guilty to six charges each. Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck told the court the two youths were part of a gang which ob- tained blank cheques from the Auto Workers Oshawa Credit Union and roamed Ontario pass- ing the fraudulent cheques to service stations. Their plan, he said, usually was to pay a $3.50 gasoline bill with a $35 cheque and divide the change between them. Shabatura's attorney, John Humphreys, said the youths had acted in a "'rash of foolishness"', | and had been influenced by old-} er members of the gang. They were willing, he said, to make complete restitution to the serv- ice stations. Mr. Affleck Said he consider- éd it poor justice to allow a man of means to get off with making restitution while a poor man has to go to jail. Seven days in jail and a six- months suspension of his licence was handed down to Russell Garnet Pyear, 44, of 19 Strath- connor drive, Belleville, when he pleaded guilty driving. Pyear, he said, smelled of al- cohol and was in a highly con- fused state of mind. When asked by Onlock if he knew he was in the wrong lane Pyear replied, 'No, but if you say so I probably am." Mr. Affleck said Pyear was convicted of careless driving in 1963 : A Scarboro man, Harold Rob- inson, 61 Matindell avenue, was fined $100 and costs with the al- ternative of 15 days in jail, and had his licence suspended for three months when he pleaded guilty to impaired driving. Former Toronto Chief Magis- trate Thomas Elmore, who de- fended Robinson, said the ac- cused had been a truck driver for 12 years without committing an offence. Theft of a leather footstool cost Harold Ross Johns, 22, of 161 King street east, Oshawa, a six months' suspended sentence. Johns stole the stool from a Whitby furniture store and said he didn't know why he took it, "except perhaps stupidity". Ernest Martin, 27 Thorncroft crescent, Ajax and William G. Lawson, of Barr Church street north, Pickering, were both fined $25 and costs or five days in jail for failure to file income tax returns. Martin, who pleaded not guilty to drunk|to three charges said when his |business, the Ernie Marin Shell |Service Station failed, the mort- gage company took his books and he was unable to obtain WHITBY -- PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wighman and children, Sheila and Sharon, of Niagara Falls, were weekend guests of her mother Mrs. George Munns Sr., 116 Henry street. Sheila celebrated her sodas top officers of Branch 112,| llth birthday, Friday. On Sat- Royal Canadian Legion, were| urday, she was entertained at/returned to office at the annual bowling and afterwards tojelection of officers held in the luncheon by her uncle and aunt,| Legion Hall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Ted)| John Mclvor will serve as Munns, Brooklin. |president in 1965 and his ipo presidents, Peter Barker an Oshawa Chapter Sweet Ade-)rdward Brush, also gained al lines will be entertaining at a| vote of confidence. | Ladies' Night, Dec. 10, at Osh-| Frank Steffler will fill the phe hs George's Anglican | post of' treasurer and Albert sis |Price will act as branch secre- Belated happy birthday wishes|'@"y. Ernest Houghland was are extended to John R ylelected sergeant at arms, and who celebrated his birthday,|Rev- David Marshall was re- Dec. 8. turned as padre. The new executive are: Wil- &t. John the Evangelist CWL|liam Shearer, Charles Skelton, Christmas Bazaar and tea was|Ernie Dobney, Lloyd Hicks, Wil- well attended last Saturday. Co-|/liam Barton, and Vern McCarl. conveners were Mrs. John Rous-|The trustees elected were: Rob-| seau and Mrs. Helen Heffer.jert Adams, William Brown, and Father Leo J. Austin officially| Thomas Breer. opened the event and Father| Harry James conducted the Cochrane drew the luckyjelection, assisted by members winners tickets as follows: Jim|of the branch. Mr. James, a complete information about taxes owing. He was convicted Jon one of the three charges. Legion Branch Holds Election WHITBY. (Staff) -- Three Bowling Results LEGION SUNDAY NITERS BOWLING LEAGUE Results for Dec, 6: Tigers 4 (19), Dog Patchers 3 (15), King- pins 7 (13), Headpins 0 (7) Demons 4 (32), Aces 2 (15), Snatchers 7 (28), Stinkers 0 (11). Ladies High Singles -- C. Row- den 248, R, Shearer 229, M. Hart 201, J, King 243, A. Mayall 209, H. Hayes 220, S. Hicks 207, M. Short 215, M. Vaughan 231. Ladies High Triples -- C. Rowden 586, J. King 573, A. Mayall 567, M. Vaughan 544. Men's High Singles -- B. Hen- derson 231, T. Coulthard 243, R. Mustard 263, D. Rowden 210, W. Henderson 217, Men's High Triples -- B. Hen- derson 623, T. Coulthard 596. Lemon Leaguers -- D, Mclvor THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 9, 1964 § Women's Group Finishes Quilt WHITBY (Staff) -- The Pente- costal Church Women's Mis- sionary Council meeting was chaired by President Mrs. Al- bert Midgley. During the work session mem- bers finished a quilt to be sent to Home Mission. It was an- nounced that the Christmas ban- quet will be held Dec. 14 for all members of Missionary Council members and their daughters. The program will include a ladies' trio and a girls' trio. Mrs. Midgley will lead the Christmas caro] singing, Christ- mas gifts will be exchanged. Pentecostal Church Sunday School Christmas concert will beheld Dec. 11 with Rev. Max Case in charge, 'The next meeting will be held in January. Engagement $1 50.08 79, J. Jimmo 77, A. Short 70, A. Brush 95, 97. Turkey Roll Winners -- T. Coulthard, M. Vaughan, F. Carswell, K. King, R. Mustard, R. Shearer, B. Henderson, §. Hicks. | Chicken Winner -- A. Brush. Parish Helpers Return Officers WHITBY (Staff) -- St. John's Anglican Church Parish Helpers | spent a very enjoyable day at the home of Mrs, Henry Perry, Dufferin street. The ladies| started quilting in the morning | and at noon, all adjourned to the dining room for a delicious | turkey dinner. | Mrs. John McKibbin presided and said grace. A vote of thanks was extended to the members who had prepared this enjoyable} meal and to the hostess, Mrs. | Perry. In the afternoon the mem-| bers continued with their quilt-| ing, President Mrs. Seymour Whitney opened the meeting with prayer for the sick and shut-ins of the parish, mem- bers joined in Lord's prayer. All officers were returned for the 1965 term. Mrs. Henry Perry social secretary gave a fine re- port of her card sales and gave donations to various projects. It was moved that Mrs. C. S. Styan be named Vice President and Mrs. Robert Dent be assis- tant treasurer. repeating the! One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wellpaper and Murals Custom Draperies C.L.L. Paints and Varnishes Broadioom and Rugs Flo-Glaze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER Decor Centre Ltd. Phoné 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby SLUEBIRD Diamond Ring "The Debbie Design" Guaranteed perfect and insured free for one year against loss or damage. BLUEBIRD Diamond and Wedding Rings CULLOUGH JEWELLERS LTD. WHITBY PLAZA WHITBY WHITBY sensansssnstverHenereerrre, DORIS OW || saorhe ' A EUTERPE PRODUCTION COLOR | @ 4% BROCK ONE COMPLETE SHOW EACH EVENING STARTING AT 7:15 THE HOUSE / OF THE ROBERT TAYLOR NICOLE MAUREY Mrs. Whitney read an interest ing article taken from the first | meeting of the Parish Helpers| formed in 1954. Family Monuments it Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS, | LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 McCarroll, John Crowley, M.|man who in the past 37 years M. Hague, Mrs. Murray Silver,|has served in every office in Rev. S. Blackwell, Mrs. Mar-|the Legion announced his retire- gorie MacDonald, Mr. A./ment. Schroer, Mrs. Joseph Ottenbrite|! Poppy Day Chairman Ernie Sr., Mrs. William Wineck, Mrs.|Dobney 'announced that this Audrey Barker, Miss Lindalyear's sales were better than Hughes, Margaret Hunt -and|ever before and gave credit for Maureen Edwards. |the record sale to the members OOOH! So Many Wonderful Gifts... Toys, for Girls & Mrs, William Ashton |who worked on the campaign. Mrs.| Winnie Corner, Mrs. Milicent ; Matthews, Mrs. Sally Terava-|pe, the eo of officers hien, Mrs. Lelia Cox, Mrs. Kit-|" __ : * sie Cowie, Mrs, Fannie Palmer, OPEN until 9 p.m. Mrs. Ada Warburton enjoyed a fine traditional pre-Christmas dinner at the HOMES Royal Hotel. This was followed by an evening of cards and an 3 and 4 BEDROOMS TREES on every lot exchange of gifts. built by Robert McEwan Ltd. sold by Olive Howe Realtor ATHOL ST., WHITBY 688-8981 OPEN The Presbyterian Women held @ most successful Holly tea and Bazaar with each group in change of a table. Receiving the guests at the door were: Mrs. | J. W. S. McClure and President Mrs. Alex Andrew. Pouring tea | were Mrs. Richard Heard, Mrs. Edna Guthrie and Mrs. Preston Howard. Ist and 2nd Mortgages arranged ond sold The next general meeting will) Boys Pets, Model & Hobby Kits Tropical Fish & Supplies Children's Sporting * Goods Largest Skete Exchange $1.00 will hold any purchase 'till --- Christmas PORTSMAN' | CORNER W. SCHATZMANN REALTOR 114 Brock St. N., Whitby Coll 668-3338 until 9 p.m. I] 103 BYRON ST. S. TROUGHTON MEATS 104 LUPIN DRIVE BLAIR PARK PLAZA BUDGET TERMS NOTHING DOWN -- 6 MONTHS TO PAY. 1st PAYMENT TO START AFTER JANUARY Ist. Red and Blue Brand (CUT end WRAPPED) 110 Ib. average FRESH HOGS lb. 3 c (CUT and WRAPPED) Take Advantage Of Our Budget Plan Before Christmas. PHONE 668-4633 John, you said we don't have a pension plan when you retire™ WHITBY MOVING TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER W. R. THOMPSON PLUMBING, HEATING and MAINTENANCE Have Moved to a New 311 Hopkins St., Location Whitby APPROXIMATELY 2 WAY BETWEEN OSHAWA & WHITBY PHONE 668-5833 & W. R. THOMPSON Plumbing & Heating Maintenance "T was reading about retirement savings plans" "It said that the money you comtribute is tax free" uh huh ! 'L'il see Victoria and GreyTrust about it in the morning' ATLAST! 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