The Whitby Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, patrol the southern haîf of Ontario Cou nty withi the exception~ of those municipalities with their own Police Departments. Here are the weekly statistics for this anea. Durng the week of November 1 2th to I 8th, officers of Whitby Detachment logged approximately 18,500 miles patrolling Provincial, County and Township roads. 29 collisions were investigated in which 18 pensons were ini- jured, and property damage amnounted to $17,900. 24 persons have been killed 0o1 area noads this year as compar- ed to 20 for the previous yean. Duning thie week, officers investigated 118 occunrences of a general nature. Thiere were 4 break and enters, 6 thefts, 4 assauîts, 5 domestic coînplaints, 4 complaints of malicious damage, 7 impaired drivers, 8 liquor seizunes, 3 stolen autos recovered. Fi1re Report by Busy Beaver ALARMS The Whitby Fine Departmnent responded to the follow- ing calîs from Novemnber I 2th to November l8th. .November I3th at 4:30 p.m., grass fine behind 913 Harding Street. November 16th at 4:52 a.m., check caîl, snell of smoke at 414 Johni Street West. November l7th at 3:04 a.m., garage fire at 210 Kent Street. Damnage 52,800.00. CAUSE - faulty stove pipe and chimney installation»--' At 3:38 a-m., car fire at 1-107 Henry Street. Damage S75.00. Ovenheated transmission. At 3:52 a.m., check caîl at Royal Hotel. No damage - faulty steam pipe. *Free Press a Emp oriun 1962 CHEV. EL CAMINO PICK-UP. Rare model. 6 cylinder, standard transmis.,, sion, good running condition. $200.00 or best offer. WilI trade. Caîl 655-4844. FOR SALE - 1 washer and dryer $3 5.00, 1 chiIdýs bicycle 55.00, 1 boyg wintei coat, 3/4 length to fit 10-12 year old $15.00. Caîl 668- 4680. FOR SALE - 1 single steel frame bed and mattress $10. Philco TV $15.00. Under- wood Golden Touch type- writer $38.00. New bowling baIl $8.00. New fireman liquor decanter $5.00, neyer used. 3 girls winter coats sizes il - 12 and 13 - 14 $5.00 each. Table model globe in new condition $8.00, antique pressed back rocker, needs refinishing $20.00. Ca11 668-4783. BRAND NEW hand cnaftec' wooden chess set, set 1 81/2'x 18' with two drawers, reg- ular $90.00, while they last $45.00. Caîl Jay 728-2622 or 668-6535. ATOMATIC ANS WERINGt & RECORDING SERVICE, 5 months old, will show or- iginal invoice $395.00. 7 months left on warranty. WilI selI $300.00 or best of- fer. Phone after 6:30. Cali 668-4939. FOR SALE: 1965 Oiev Bde-Air 283 V8, autolntk 2 door, &infl $25000. Ahl ore vmyl dwenport $30.0 cou 668-8567 after 6:30 P.m gWIetnd 9ieepdoi, uble, fenule. Ritered. $135. Cali afte 5 et 668-3820. One registered 7/8 Arab- man weanllng colt for sale. Chestnut with white blaze Excellent disposition and breeding. Asking $40000 Cal 668-4368. FOR SALE - used, heavy duty stove, suitable for cot- tage. $1 5.00 or best offer. Caîl 655-3844. FOR SALE - electroho me IT.V., black & white, mahog- any cabinet, perfect condi- tion, inspected by repair man. $30.00. Caîl 668-2400. HELP WANTED - coup- les wanting second Income. Young or Retired. Work together on your own time. Good income and NO mon- ey investment. For appoint- ment caîl Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.nm., Sun. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. ait 416-623-4700 OR Mon. to Fii. at 705-277-2041 (collect).. ACCIDENTS On Thunsday, November 15, 1973, at 4:45 p.m., a 1968 Ford Pick-up operated by Edward Wilson, age 34, 455 Scugog St., Port Perry, was ini a head-on collision with a 1963 Chevrolet, driveiî by Raymond la ke, age 19, of Trenton. Both drivers and two passengers in the Lake vehicle were taken to Port Perry Hospital. The Wilson vehicle was northbound on Union Street and collided with the Lake vehicle wliich was southbound on John Street. Lake was charged with fail to yield and no insurance as a resuit of the accident. Investigated by Constable Gary Miller. G ENERAL OCCURRENCES On Wednesday at 2-:34 a.m. a report of a stolen auto was neceived from the Lansdowne Plaza area of Northi Oslià îwa. The following morning a report was received of a light standard being hit at Durham College. At 3:40 p.m. the vehicle, a 1966 Chevrolet was found abandoned in Harmony Creek with extensive damage. As a result of an investigation by Constable Don Beckett, the owner of the vehicle, Glen Gagnon, age 19, of 105 1 Simcoe St. N., was char0p-d with faiIine tn remain at the scene of an accident FIREFIGHTER'S ANNUAL BALL Last Saturday evening, the members of thte W.OW S F R HE Local 2036 hosted their Annual Balil at Heydenshore PaviionAý,-, The evening was a total success for aIl pensons in attendance.FE TV AS N . The main door pnize, a mechanical rocker chair, conat-~I F S I E S A O * ed by Sklar Furniture, wvas won by Frank Madigin of Whitb4. Two snow tires donated by Dunlop Tire of Canada ~ ie slcin o Limited were won by John A. Fraser, also of Whitby ollngsirt n Bob Warburton from Oshawa received the honour ofblounsslongsirts yuatd . door prize number three which was a large liquor bottle Creso on t t.. GROUP VISITS4 Elegance and value, in On November 12th, a Girl Guide gnoup was at Hall one store. No. 3 for thein Fire Badge examination. - The 4th Whitby Brownies visited Headquarters on >I November I4th. Twenty-five girls and five aduits made '..ý. Il up the group whichi was given an oppontunity to view the Z £y tf 11 à ~ tr2It t à equipmnent on each emengency fine vehicle in Hall No. 32 'c e An explanation of the equipment's function at a fine cal Bond Towers Mail, Downtown, Tel. 576-7152 went along with the observations. 7 6 1 -stock Triumph cas tank, good condition $20.00 1- Inglis Wasber (spin dryer, excellent condition) only 2 years old $110.00 1-19" black & white TV (Panasonic) good condition S50.00 1-23" black & white TV bas UHE (Philco), floor model. Good condition (3 yrs. old) S90.00 1-baby carniage $ 10.00) 1-dresser (40-50 yrs. old) double plate glass mirror on swivel, needs refinishing $20., Cal 668-2166. 19" baton $4.50, Aquar- ium pump, brand new $2.50, 2 pair of skates for boys, 2 & 3 years old, $3.00 a pair. Stroller, mesh playpen $8.00 each, cartop rack $6.00. Ken- ner knitting machine $8.00, childs record player $8.00, 2 boys bikes for 3 and 6 year olds 58.00 and $10.00. Cal 655-3144. MATERNITY CLOTHES size 10 - 12; Ford child car seat $15.; convert-a-pram su- it, birth to 2 years, pink $10.; wig, human hair, med- ium length, auburn $10.00; sewing machine, portable st- itcli $30.00. Al items like new. Cal 576-1703. FREE - 1 dog, maie, 11 .months, affectionate, basic- ally black, part husky. Six puppies, 1 month, very cute and playful, part husky, part collie. Cati - 668-8381. WA LL _RESTAU RANI -E RS TAU RAN T NO)W OPEN CHINESE & CANADIAN FOOD (This Thuns. only) WH-ITBY GREAT GRAND OPENINO THURSDAY NOV.22 FETea nCoffee (ith a eal71 FREpair of chopsticks (with a meal) Pick-up 10%5/0Off Free Delivery 668-7021, 1Il6 DUNDAS STREET WEST WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1973, PAGE il and public mischief. On Wednesday, a cail was received from Beare Motors in Port Perry, reporting the tlîeft of 4 wheel discs valued at $36.00 from a 1973 Chevy Nova parked on their lot. On Thursday, at 8:30 a.m., Mr. Dale Young, 60 Hiley Avenue, Pickering, reported a break-in at his residenice and the theft of two rings valued at $225.00. The matter is unden investigation by Constable Gerry Gibson. On Thursday, at 1:00 p.m., a report was received from Durham College of a pocket calculator valued at $1 00.00, being stolen fromn a student. On Friday at 4:00 p.m., ianother report was received of the theft of a purse valued at $40.00. On Friday, at 10:30 a.m., Mr. Roy Brown, of Raglan, neported a bréak-in at his house in which 4 wolf skins valued at $250.00 were stolen. Constable Gerry Gibson is invest- igating the matter. On Saturday, at 1:00 a.m., a report was received that vandals had thrown a beer bottle through a window at 53 Lincoln Avenue, Pickering. During the week, officens laid 220 charges under the Highway Traffic Act and il charges under the Liquor Control Act. 14 persons were given breathalyzen tests resulting in 9 impaired driving charges. m