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RJAX SCHOOL SOCCER TEAM WINS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP The above photo shows the Ajax junior Public School soccer team, which has won the Lakeshore Bansigi Shampionehip and the hy. The competed nst Tron team aga teams from Rouge Hills, Whitby, Pickering, and Dnubarton public schools and went through the season without either tieing or losing a game. They also defeated Whitby Pub- lie the play offs. The team can also win the Red Wing Orchard Tro- hool two gar:es straight in | phy by default unless another team from Mr. A. Archibald's in- spectorate challenges it. The team has been coached all sea- ou by J. Bacon and J. Marsh. ront row, L to R, J. Bacon coach; Roy Hobbs, Jim Brecken- Unusual Plant Not True Cactus Several Oshawa horticulturists have been in touch with The Times-Gazette since yesterday af- ternoon with reference fo a ple- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, November 26, 1958 7 ure and news item on the Ajax page of Wednesday's issue regar ing what was termed an unusdal type of cactus. From information received, the plant shown is not a true cactus plant at all, but is what is known in horticultural circles as a succulent plant. The name of the variety of succulent shown in the picture is Cooper's Star Flower, and it is a member of the Stapelia family of plants. Those who spoke to The Times- Gazette regarding the plant shown were all surprised at, the com- ments of its owner regarding an offensive odor. Many of them are grown in Oshawa homes, but no | particular odor has been appar- ent, according to those who grow them. ridge, Jim Barry, Reg Daze, Tom Brewer, J. Marsh, Coach; back. row, left to right, Ken Mc- Neill, Peter Draine, Jim Shearer, Bob Boyd, Garry Hill, John Ellis, Jim Murray, Billy Meek. Photo by John Mills. AJAX AND DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative Phone Ajax 426 > Kinsmen Receive Pins For Perfect Attendance * the Kinsmen Club's Ladies Nite the gala social event of the season is AE ne place tonight. Kin Herb Humphries has been scurrying ground the past fe wweeks get- ting all in readiness for this grand occasion. The Guild Hall has been reserved with a sumptuous dinner in the offing. Favours entertain- ment and dancing will all add up to an enjoyable evening. At the last dinner meeting held at Arbour Lodge, the Kinsmen had the pleasure of hearing R. W. Harris. His talk on General Insur- ance was most enlightning. Reports from various committees were heard and to round out the even- the Kinsmen were allocated groups to discuss future pro- The following Kinsmen were hon- oured during the evening for three perfect attendance at all r meetings. Considering the busy life each of these Kinsmen lead, it is a tribute to the fine spirit in the club and their enjoy- ment of the work and fellowship in Kinsman. Congratulations to the Roilawing members. Joe Galloway, Dave p, Elwyn Smythe, Vic Ames, Cyril Thompson, Robert and Stan Landymore. Three members received pins dor 3 attendance yoo Geoff Thompson and Ted Ki . Two members at- tended 'during 1952-53 and ware one Joab ia, They " were Ed Saunders Charlie Mitohell. Kin Ed. Saunders asked for leave of absence from the club for the remainder of the year 1953 and part of 1954 to carry on specialized work and this was granted unani- mously by the executive. Kin Ed was a strong member of the club in the past few years. # Pres. Vic Ames and Past Presi- dent Cyril Thompson attended the Fall Council meeting in Kirk]Jand Lake on November 9 and 10 and reported back to the club with in- teresting news of the many Kins- men clubs in our district. They |C of ays reported a fine trip, a full da business and an enjoyable two of Kinsmanship. : New Years Eve will not be the same; this year, without the annual Kinsman party. However, until suitable accomodation is found it was decided to dispense with it. Two hundred or more Grab-bags left over from the kiddies Hallowe- en party have been sent to the Children's Aid Society in Oshawa. |8 Vie O'Leary of 80 Kings Cretent is now Kin "'~ and all are looking forward t '¢ him at our fu- ture meet ~ is an Electical Engineer a .« Electronics. At a special meeting held on Monday night, five hundred dol- lars was allocated to the Hospital Campaign now taking place. The Kinsmen support this worthy pro- ject in the community and know that the support of all who live and work here will be forthcom- Legion Auxiliary Bazaar Was Successful Event (Times-Gazette Staff Re r) -- The Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 322, Ajax Canadian Le- | on, held its annual bazaar on | esday evening in the Legion Hall. The many booths, displaying | fancy work, aprons, candies, home baking were eloquent testimony to | the of diligent work by mem- | bers of the Auxiliary. The bazaar was officially opened by Mrs. Grace Mills, charter mem- | ber and Past President of the | Auxiliary. ; Mrs. Mills in opening the bazaar said, "Madame President, mem- bers of the Auxiliary and friends, 8 years ago on December 17 this on Hall was dedicated and of- ly apened by President Ted Evans of the Ontario Provincial Command. It was dedicated to the work of good citizenship and for service to those who survived two world wars and for their depen- | dents. "The Ladies Auxiliary has work- | AJAX ed to this end throughout the years and are still carrying on their good work in support of the Branch here In patronizing this sale of work and tea today you too will have a part in this act of service, and it gives me great pleasure to now declare this bazaar officially open and I wish you all the best luck in all your endeavours." | Tea and refreshments were serv- | ed and a tea cup reader was on | hand to predict ones future pros- some stranger. Or that unexpect- ed wealth was on the way. Winners of the lucky draw prizes were Mrs. J. Ruddy, 50 Glynn Ave., a pair of table lamps: Mrs. | B. Cameron, 27 George Street, | HOLY TRINITY CHURCH NEWS AJAX -- The annual Christmas bazaar will be held in the Church Hall on Tuesday, December 1, from 3 to 5 p.m. Plain and fancy sew- ing, aprons, doll's clothes, Santa Claus pack for the children, home | baking and candy and afternoon |tea will be featured. Brownies will meet in the church on Friday, November 27 at 4 p.m. Advisory Council will meet in the church on Friday, November 27 at 8 p.m. il people 18 years and over will meet in the church on Tuesday, December 1 at 8 p.m. to discuss the forming of a Young People's ub. Junior Confirmation Class will be held in the church on Tuesday, De- cemember 1 at 4.15 p.m. Girl Guides will meet in the graren on Wednesday, December at 6.30 p.m. : Junior Auxiliary will meet in the church on Thursday, December 3 at 4.15 Ba. Men's Club will meet in the Church on Friday, December 4 at .30 p.m. The next meeting of the Couple's Club will meet in the Church on Friday, Decembr 11 at 8.30 p.m. The Woman's Auxiliary will at- tend the Sunday evening service for a Corporate Communion on the the eve of St. Andrew's Day. BOWLING LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS AJAX -- Standings of teams in the Industrial Bowling Association for this week are as follows: Sweetman's Transport The Marketeria Monarch Knit. 4 Cross County Contracting 3 Ajax Rotarians 3 Pickering Rotarians Dowty Equipment Hickey's Credit Jewellers Hudson's Bay Ont. Paiting and Decorating 1 Tis Boys 1 2 2 1 Huxter's Kinsmen 0 [J HIG! W. Hewitt 219, D. Bryant 218, | pects of meeting with a tall hand- | E. Steer 217, George Simpson 215, Gord Deeth 214, Al. Doer 212, J. Galloway 212, J. Boyes 211, Cecil Winter 211, J. Baker 210, G. Laing 208, Tim Wiles 207, R. Veilette 206, Ron Morton 205, W. Stelma 204. High 3 without handicap, W. He- doll and wardrobe; Mrs. C. Row- | with 879; high 3 with handicap, Al (land, Cedar Street, cushion, and | Doer, 904; high single without hand- Mrs. Evelyn Ferguson, Richmond |icap, George Simpson, 321; high Hil Ontario, embroidered pillow | slips. William Lawson of Pickering | made the draws. Hope for Early 0-ening Date AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Renorter) -- The Hospital Board me! briefly on Tuesday evening with President Tom Gibson in the ciair. The meetin was cut short owing to the fact that several Board members were participat- ing in the Pic-Ax Follies and were due at rehearsals. The president reported on pro- gress by the contractors building the hospital and stated that a posi- tive completion date would be as- sessable in another week or so. Mr. Gibson said also that ar- rangements would be made to have | the official opening ceremony at-| tended by several .prominent per-| sonages from both the Federal | and Provincial Governments. | Reporting on the campaign Mr. | Gibson said that arrangements to | cover all phases of the canvass | were now complete and the in-| dustral canvass was now in pro-| gress and first reports were very | encouraging. AIBX PERSONALS Sincere sympathy is expressed to Don Milne of Glynn Ave., Ajax who has received word that his brother Ross Milne of Nipigon, Ontario ha: passed away. Mr. Mn» was the station agent for the CPR at Nipigon and had serv- ed 45 years. He would have re- i in a few months. Citizens' Group Plans Meeting Ajax Citizens' Association execu- tive met Monday evening, Novem- ber 23, and made plans for a meet- ing open to the public to be held on December 8, in Rotary Hall. President Bill Parish said that George F: 'ey had consented to present the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation film on Ajax. Plans are ta-have a general discus- sion on Ajax and its problems after the film. Honorary - president of the newly formed association is Robert F. Hunt, general manager of Dowty's, Ltd. Z-Month Strike Ends Out West WINNIPEG (CP)--Steelworkers in the eighth week of a strike here have voted to return to work, a union spokesman announced Wednesday night. Murray Cotterill, western repre- sentative of the national director of the United Steelworkers of America (CIO-CCL), said all the 720 striking workers will be back on the job within the next three days at the Dominion Bricge and Single with handicap, N. Cochrane, ST. BERNADETTES LEAGUE High single with handicap: ladies, Mary Giocanella, 259; men, Tom Brewster, 259. High triple with handicap: ladies, M. Giocanella, 646; men, T. Brew- ster, 680. High triple without handicap: ladies, M. Giocanella, 547; men, T. Palmer, 623. Over 200 score: A. Malcolm 236, Tom Sibeon 222, T. Brewster 221, Mary Barnaby 208, B. Barna- by 203 and 220, D. McDonnell 210, Joe Glynn 218, H. Sibeon 239, M. Giocanella 226, George Cini 203 and 219, Ray Bibeau 215, J. Mayer 208, P. Kavanaugh 216, T. Palmer" 219 ANNAPOLIS ROYAL, N. 8S. (CP) Miss Louise Harris celebrated her 90th birthday here, 15 years after she had retired from teaching. 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