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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 1, 1959 RETARDED CHILDREN'S FUND GROWS The Ajax - Whitby - Pickering Association for Retarded Chil- dren held a successful dance at the Ajax Community Centre. Proceeds from the dance will go to swell the building fund. A campaign is currently under- way to build a new school. Mrs. Frank Dowling of RR 1 Pickering, was the winner of the hi-fi combination radio. Mayor William Parish, cam- Trull Seeks Fourth Term Born and raised in Darlington|Militia, retiring with the rank of| township, and for the past 12 years operator of a Courtice Gro- + He is a keen follower of all cery Store, Councillor Earle B.|snorts and attends Courtice Unit- Trull, 63, is seeking re-electionod Church. Since his election to to a fourth term as a Councillor |souneil three years ago, Mr, Trull ou Darlington township council. bas served on the township fi- Councilor Trull received his|nance and welfare committees. primary education in 88 4, South If re-elected to council for a Courtice and Bowmanville High|fourth term in office, Councillor School. For several years, before|Trull said he will "always pull, returning to his native Darling-{for what in my opinion is the ton township, he was an Alberta|best legislature for Darlington as Grain Producer. His military service includes four years in the Army during World War 1 and on his return|ship of Darlington," said Council-| a whole, and for what is best for the people of Darlington. I am sincerely interested in the town- he served four years in thejlor Trull. Damp Grain Arrived At Lakehead PORT ARTHUR (CP) -- The 'irst million bushels of damp grain 'have arrived at the Lake. head elevators for the mammoth» drying operation which will uti- lize 20 dryers all winter, work- ing around the clock. The damp graia from the western grain fields will be re- claimed in the drying operation and shipped on to eastern Cana- dian terminals. It is estimated more than 200, 000,000 bushels of grain lying on the western grain fields can be reclaimed by drying, General grain shipments from the Lakehead are running about NORTH BAY, Ont. (CP)--North Bay firemen, busy like firemen in many other places fixing up old' toys for their annual Santa Claus; paign chairman, drew the win- ning ticket. Donald Lawrence, president of the association, is shown on the right, Mrs. Dowl- ing is checking the controls. --Photo by John Mills Mrs. Annie Oke Wants Tax Cut Like everyone else, says Mrs. Annie (Darch) Oke, she would like to see a cut in taxes. To prove her point, Mrs. Oke has added her name to the list of hopeful candidates for council in the December 7 Bowmanville mu- nicipal council election. Mrs. Oke, 59, has been a resi- there has never been a woman on council here, and I for one, think it's about time there was. Like everyone else, 1 would like to see the taxes in town low- ered, and my decision to run was sparked by my thoughts that council is just spending money unnecessarily. I have had varied experience with meeting and dealing with the public, as you see. I was in the insurance business for sev- eral years," Mrs. Oke pointed out. "I'm not going to advertise be- cause I feel if they want tc clect me that's alright and if they don't that's alright too. It is en- tirely up to the public if they want me to serve and if they feel I am capable of serving. I will, if elected, endeavor to do what I feel is best for the town and the people residing in Bowmanville," said Mrs. Oke. dent of Bowmanville for the past 32 years, and is the proprietress of Oke's Smoke Shop at 33 King CROSSWORD PUZZLE street west. | She came to Bowmanville from Tweed, and is a member of Trin- ity United Church. Since the for- mation of the Bowmanville Rate- payers' Association, she has serv- ed as secretary of the associa- tion, and still acts in that capa- city pending the outcome of the December 7 vote. "This is my first attempt to run for council, although I have given it some thought in the past. As far as I can remember, 24,Coffinand 20. Philippine 33, Little islands beverage Monarch Co. Is Merging al. un a » Alous (stage A 27. Dispatches Monarch Knitting Co. is merg-| 28. Wild buffalo ing with another Canadian textile firm, C. Turnbull Ltd., it was an- nounced today. The 100-year-old Turnbull firm will be merged with the 47-year- old Monarch organization Jan. 1. Turnbull knits underwear at a plant in Riviere-du-Loup and makes knitting machinery at Galt. Monarch produces under- wear, stockings, other knitted goods and has eperated for many years at Dunnville, St. Cath- arines and Ajax. ISIPIAIRIPIEITIS] 8. Anas. T2.River [BIEIRINIERAIRTI [ETL] tringent (It) with liquid 4. Branch 23. Bottle 6. Flower leaf 5. Perform 25. Polish 11, Dr. Salk's 3 dance R concern oy. t) 26. Glacial SL 12, Goout . Even (poe! action {Of SIRIA 13, Cuckoopint 8 Smallchild 27.Mata [-/LBIBISREUL SE] AIL]! EINER IR] NIST 14. Parried 9. Exacted EEGANE MAGO) 15, Wales (L.) satisfaction forone WMDIENYIPIAL IO] 17. No good for (poss.) i (abbr.) 10. Account 20. Matured Saturday's Answer 18, City train books 81. Wide- 37. Roman 19. Tohumor 14. Sibelius, mouthed poet 22, Shakes for one jars 89. Night fiyer peare's river 16, Uprising 82, Adder 40. Malt ACROSS 1. Burn, as $300,000,000 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY BONDS GUARANTEED UNCONDITIONALLY BY THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA The Bank of Canada is authorized by the Minister of Finance to receive on behalf of the Canadian National Railway Company, subscriptions for a loan to be issued for cash as follows: 3 NON- vin To crisis DUE JANUARY 1, 1985 Interest on these bonds will be payable on July 1 and January L ISSUE PRICE: 98.50% YIELDING ABOUT 5.86% TO MATURITY 1 NON- win 3% rin DUE DECEMBER 15, 1964 Interest on these bonds will be payable on June 15 and December 15. ISSUE PRICE: 98.50% 38, Coarse 41, Elliptical NURSES FROM EAST MONTREAL (CP) -- Four nurses from Viet Nam taking Post-graduate fourses here were awarded certificates for passing the St. John Ambulance course in LYminate home-nursing. Their government tion asked them to take the course so| @ Rock, as they could train classes in Viet from reefs Nam. Denominations in both maturities: $500, $1,000, $5,000, $25,000 and $100,000. To The ELECTORS of AJAX! RE ELEC ud fiers Yo purge duis 3 we 4 of 19 principal amount of the bonds Reeve JOHN MILL ® 18 Years' Community Service! ® 9 Years' Municipal Experience! ® 5 Years As Reeve! Authority --These bonds will be a direct obligation of the Canadian National Ral of which is owned by Canada, and under authority of the Parliament of Canada payment of bonds and of the interest thereon will be guaranteed unconditionally by the Government Purpose--The cash proceeds will be applied by the Canadian National Railway Company 10 the Tepayment of interest-bearing capital advances from the Government Canada. Subscriptions--Subscriptions may be made to Bank of Canada, Ottawa, ony investment dealer eligible to act as a primary distributor or through any bank in da. Subscriptions will be received subject fo allotment or rejection in whole or in part. The subscription book will close at 8.00 p.m. Eastem Standard Time December 2, 1959. Aa official prospectus may be obtained from any Agency of Bank of Canada. Remember . . . Experience Counts! VOTE MILLS ON ec. 5TH (A Man of Conscience and Integrity !)