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BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Motorist Finds Driving Under Suspension Costly WHITBY (Staff) -- A 21-year- old man found out, in Whitby Magistrate's Court Tuesday, that driving while his licence was under suspension does not pay. Lloyd McKinnon will spend the} mext 14 days in jail, and will be unable to drive anywhere in Canada for the next year. Evidence showed that Mc- Kinnon, had been involved in an accident on Highway 2, July 9. A Toronto man who wielded a pick handle at a dance in Grand Valley Park July 11, was fined $150 and costs or 30 days in jail for possession of an of- fensive weapon. James Kenneth O'Brien, 26, the court learned, had been at a dance at the park and had been causing a disturbance by swinging the handle and threat- ening people. | O'Brien claimed he did not! remember anything because he! had "been too drunk'. | It cost more than $12 a bottle for Peter Gould, of Uxbridge, to carry four bottles of beer in his car. Gould pleaded guilty to having liquor in a place other than his cost or seven days in jail. Drinking under age was an ex- pensive proposition for Wayne Wilson, of Old Forest rd., Pick- ering. i Wilson, 18, was fined $75 and costs or 10 days in jail, after he pleaded guilty to the offence. An accident at the intersection of Harwood ave. and Highway 2, cost Raymond Wood, 22, of Bannockburn, $50 and costs or 10 days in jail, after he pleaded guilty to careless driving. Wood, the court was told, was the driver of a car that was part way across the centre line of the road when it was struck by another vehicle, | i Three youths, who had beer in their car when it was stopped Wheelchair Is Donated WHITBY (Staff) -- Through he support and co-operation of irea residents, a wheelchair was resented to the Whitby Brig- ide, St, John Ambulance Corps, Cuesday night, by the 420 Wing f the Royai Canadian Air Force \ssociation. The presentation was made by wo association members, Vice- *resident Bert Whyley and Gor- ton Smith, field sales manager ot the association's magazine lrive. These funds also provide Jufficient money to supply nine or 10 wheelchairs which are kept n readiness for use at the asso- ciation headquarters in Oshawa, The Oshawa airport based or- ganization continues its wheel- chair program throughout the year often making out-right do- nations of the chairs to various organizations at periodic times. Proceeds from the magazine drive also provide flying train- ing for boys enrolled in the Osh- awa Air Cadet Squadron. Corners School. / THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 14, 1968 & | é Mitchell's Comers Pupils Presented With The Mitchell's Corners Home and School Association, at Sol- ina Hall recently honored 15 Grade 8 students at Mitchell's 5 Those receiving diplomas and pins were: Gail Carriere, Les-| lyn Chamberlin, Ken Clarke, Patty Cook, Margaret Dobson, Michelle Head, Micky Kairetz, Roma Kairetz, John Kapustin, Cathy Nichols, Bobbie Peeling, Clare Skuce, Harvey Ward, Ricky MacLean and Walter Pingle. lsenior girls, Roma Kairetz; in- termediate boys, Debbie Baragar; Igar Kairetz; junior girls, Kathleen Harris, presented to Mrs. A, Peeling and gifts to Mrs. Hewis and M are leaving the staff for other positions. gram of entertainment, mothers served refreshments. Diplomas Harold chmidt; intermediate girls, junior S, A past presidents' pin was r. Brooks, two teachers who Rev. C. Catto chaired a pro- The One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper ond Murels © Custom : Draperies © CLL, Paints and Varnishes © Flo-Glaze Colorizer Points DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 - * A personal presentation was made to John Kapustin by Principal M. Griffith for the highest marks in Canadian His- ory, Mrs. R. Courtice addressed the graduates and parents. She| was thanked by the valedictor- ian, Patty Cook. Organizations or individuals desiring to make use of the jsented with their trophies by wheelchair service are invited to|Mr. Brooks. r contact Bill Evans, by phoning|senior boys, John Kapustin; Field day winners were pre- The winners were: 728-6123, SEEKS EMPIRE TITLE SYDNEY, N.S. (CP) -- Cana- Whi iby police, were each fined $50 y u jand costs or seven days in jail Bowlers Busy age. John B, St. John, 20; Larry} Skerratt, 18 and Kenneth Long, |19, all pleaded guilty to the of- WHITBY (Staff) -- Lawn} bowling activities are in full] swing at the Whitby Lawn Bowl-| ing Club green, opposite Cen-| tennial Park, Brock st, s. Tour-| naments held recently produced some skillful playing and keen! competition. On Sunday the women mem- bers of the club played in. two} 12-end games for the McGilliv- ray Trophy. This award was do- nated by the late Donald McGil- livray, a member: of the club for many years. Miss Mary Lou Lott and Mrs: Ward Bick teamed up to win! the coveted trophy with the| high score for two wins. Plac-| ing second, a rink consisting of| Mrs. Joe Luke and Mrs. Harvey) Winter, also had two wins but! a lower score than the winners.| Third place went to the team of Mrs. Lloyd Sabins and Mrs. Lorraine Murphy, who had the high score for one win. Following the tournament the club's male membership serv- ed the players and spectators during a barbecue supper on the verandah of the clubhouse. Bar- becue chefs were Frank Wells and Vic Igglesden. Prior to the Sunday tourna- ment the club held a tourna- ment, for the newest award to be presented, the Lloyd Sabins Trophy. Winning the trophy after having displayed excel- lent skill was the donor, Lloyd Sabin, topping the field in men's singles. A similar award was present- ed to the club by Mrs. Sabin and was won by Mrs. Joe Luke, fence. A Toronto man, who drove) while his licence was suspended was fined $100 and costs or 20) days in jail. | James Stuffels, 37, the court, learned, had been driving his| car when stopped by police and had admitted being under sus- pension. Being drunk in a public place, cost Lloyd Edwards, 42, of Oak- wood, $10 and costs or 10 days; in jail. The court learned Edwards had been at the scene of a motor| vehicle accident cated condition. BBC Series Aids mig U.K. Immigrants Clinic Set LONDON (AP)--The BBC is} WHITBY (Staff) Blood seeking to help 800,000 colored|\donors were never needed immigrants adjust themselves}more than they are with the to British life. jadvent of the summer holiday A series of programs include discussions explaining|their classrooms and thousands how local government works, of travellers on the highways, the social services that are|this is the season of the year available and the principles of|when the number of accidents citizenship. increases. Immigrants also will be ad-| In an attempt to cope with vised on how to shop, how to|the situation the Whitby Branch understand their neighbors andlof the Canadian Red Cross So- how to get along with Britons.|ciety will hold a blood donor Still in a planning stage, the|clinic July 21. The clinic is programs will first be shown in|part of an over-all program the northern and midland indus-|currently being carried on by Designed to assist both in- dividuals and local organiza- tions a wheelchair was pre- sented to the Whitby Bri- gade, St. John Ambulance in an intoxi-| oe Teer ee vill | Blood Donor trial sections where many In-|the society. dians, Pakistanis, Africans and| The clinic will operate from West Indians have settled. \2 to 4.30 p.m. and from 6.30 to The BBC hopes by these pro-|9 p.m. in the Royal Canadian 'winner of the Women's singles. grams to ease racial friction., 'Legion Hall, Byron st. s. will|season. With children free from!" Pre- the RCAF Association, 420 Wing, based at the Oshawa Airport. The wheelchair will be available upon request from the local brigade. Mak- ing the presentation was $$ | jvious donors and all citizens of| the community are urged to) support the local branch with| their donations of blood. | The life you save may be your own. Attend the clinic and help avoid the emergency which might occur if. blood supplies jrun low. { TO DISCUSS EXCHANGE OTTAWA (CP) -- Francois Gazier, director of the French school of administration in Paris, arrived Tuesday to dis- jcuss details of an exchange of young civil servants between |Canada and France. FRIGIDAIRE Rapid Dry Cleaning 8 Ibs. of dry cleaning $2.00 \ Blair Park Plaza Mon. to Fri. -- 9 om. te 9 p.m. |) Set. -- 9 @.m, to 5 p.m. WHEELCHAIR PRESENTED TO ST. JOHN BRIGADE Bert Whyley, vice-president of the association, assisted by Gord Smith, field sales manager for the associa- tion's magazine drive. Lloyd Hanna, brigade superinten- dent, received the generous gift. --Oshawa Times Photo FREE! Exira Trouser with every made-to-measure suit Regular or Summer weight mat- erial. Any style available... Limited time only dian middleweight cham- pion Blair Richardson of South |\Bar, N.S., will meet Gomeo Brennan of The Bahamas Sept. 25 for the British Empire title jat nearby Glace Bay. Promoter Gus MaclLellan said Tuesday japproval of the bout by the |British Boxing Board of Con- |trol is being sought. Brennan is the current British Empire |middleweight champion. | MAY HARNESS FALLS | KAMPALA, Uganda (AP)-- |Murchison Falls, a spectacular) rainbow - crowned cataract 19 feet wide and 400 feet deep, is one of two sites being considered) MERCANTILE -- ~ SUMMER CLEARANCE - for hydroelectric projects, 'It would mean closing the area . . . while construction is going jon," said Parks Minister F. X./ |Katete, "After that it is doubtful| if people will want to visit the |their natural grandeur and wild game driven away." [ BROCK WHITBY One Complete Program Each Evening at 7:30 THE GREATEST DOUBLE FUN AND LOVE SHOW EVER! 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