10 CENTS Vol. 4 No. 42 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1974 Whitby Firefighters and ambulance staff worked fever- Pirefighters cut the roof off the car to free Philip Tidy, ishly to free the occupant of this car after a collision with a 26, of 2911 Bayview Ave., Willowdale who miracuilously gravel truck at the intersection of Hwy. 12 and 7 in escaped with a broken leg and minor injuries. David Brooklin 1 p.m. Friday. The gravel truick was apparently Andrew Towers, 35, of Beaverton, the driver of the trtick Southbound on Hwy. 12 and the car eastbotind on Hwy. suffered onlly minor injuries. Durharm Regional Police 7 when they collided. The car was nearly buried ini 25 report charges are pending. tons of gravel when the truck rolled over on top of it. Free Press Photo by Mike Burgess Nearly 200 peuple turned out Friday night to a testi- monial dinner for retiring Provincial Court Judge Harry Jermyn. A surprise presentation of "This Is Your Life" was the theme for the prograrn along withî special presontations frorn Whitby Ceuncil and Whitby Chamber of* Com- merce. Iýetiring Provincial Court Judge Hlarry Jermyn sang up a storm with 'Pig and Whistl's' Kay Turner at his testimonial dinner Friday at Heydenshore Pavilion. Free Press Photo by Mike Burgess Mayor Des Newman read frorn a specially prepared bookici (This 'ls Your Life) tracing J udge Jeririyi 's hUfe froin boy'hod. Ile poin ted out that Judge Jerînyn had served the lengest terni as mayor of Xli itby. fiine vears (which wil bcnialched by Mayor Newinan titis year>. and lias spen t I11 vears as a provincial court judge. Kay Turner oftItle TV show thie Pig and Whistle enter tairme d for about hal f-an- vour fli WIupdi nine i phr te the lormnal part of the cerenionies. ('ouncillor lDon Lovelock preseîited a souvenir heokilet "Thîis Is Yunir tile"' to Judge Jerinyni. irs. Marjerie New- man, Mayor Newvman's wife, preserîted a dezen ruses te Mrs. Iva Jermyni. (ouîiciller Gerry Eiii P resen ted a "(ertificate o f Appreciat ion" for the years that Mr. Jeruiyn has serveci as an clected niern- ber efthte Counicil and otiier capacities. Couniciller Juni Gartshore preseîited luggage. Counicillor Johnu Goodwin INSIDE dReaders Wit ......... P 2 The Law & You ...........P. 3 For Women.,............ P. 5 Brooklin..,............. ....P. 6 Sports .........................P. 8 West Lynde ...............P. 10 Horoscope.................. P. il rEmporium .............. P. 12l -p Vancouver. And Karel Sctiaaf. president of die Chianiber cf Commrerce, presented a scroill[roi tue chianiber. Tie Ilonourable Bill Newinaui. M.P.P. and Nlin ister of tie Environnient , Miss Flerence 1 Heard, and Michael Starr made special speeches. Local U.S.Champion -free Press Photo Sixteen-year-old Sue Gribben shows the winning style that won her the United States Judo Association Women's Open Championship a week ago in Little Rock, Arkansas. Presently living near Uxbridge, Sue is a former Craydon Road resident (for 14 years) who will represent Canada in England in November in the British Open Chamnpionship. From there she will go to Spain and Austria to compete. Sue started into Judo at the tender age of 7, is presently a brown beit, and if she achieves her black belt in Deceniber will be the youngest womnan in Canada to achieve this level. To attain the U.S. championship Sue had to defeat the reigifing champion- a 'bjlack belt' from Houston, Texas. Ineidentally, the man Sue is throwing in the photo is her father Bill who runs the Kiichi-Sai Judo School in Oshawa. SECOND FIRE UN HALF HOUR This fire Sunday evening on Thickson Road South, was the second in slightly over haif-an-hour. Two barns, the first on Garden Street, were completely gutted. Whitby Firefighters responded to the first cail at 6:25 p.m., the second at 7 p.m., and were at the scene of the above pictured blaze for three hours. Tih is.barn owned by JDS Investments was apparently to be demolished anyway. The cause of the two fires is under investiga- tion. Free Press Photo by Jim Quail Tribute to, Judge H. Jermyn Fried Chieken B3LAIR PARK PLAZA WHITBY 668-7831