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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, Moy 24, 1961 COBOURG HOLSTEIN RECEIVES TOP AWARD This pure bred Holstein, bred and owned by Gordon S. Macklin, Cobourg, has been officially classified "Excel- lent" for body conformation, the highest award available. She is Linmack Rosafe Floris and she is an outstanding pro- | ducer as well, having given 17,389 Ibs. milk containing 788 Ibs. fat in 305 days as a senior three-year-old on twice-a-day milking. This record has a | Breed Class Average of 163 per cent for milk and 202 per Is Fined BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Vincent Joseph Traynor, 53- year-old Lindsay truck driver, was Tuesday fined $100 and as- sessed court costs totalling $18.30, or 10 days, when he ap- peared before Magistrate R. B. Baxter on a charge of impaired driving. His Worship said that if Tray- nor did not make his living by driving, he would take his driver's licence away for longer than the automatic three-month suspension in conjunction with an impaired driving conviction. OPP Constable Murray Joynt said he received a complaint from the Whitby OPP detach- ment May 6, that a milk trans- port was proceeding east on Highway 401 and that the driver wa: believed intoxicated. He said he stopped the ve- hicle on 401 at Park road, Courtice and found the accused smelled strongly of alcohol and was staggering when he got out of the cab. According to Con- stable Joynt, the truck went off Truck Driver $100 the road and onto the shoulder when he was following it. Metro Toronto traffic squad officer, Edward Ford said the truck cut him off on Highway 401, near the Liverpool road. FOLLOWS ACCUSED Constable Ford testified he followed the accused to the Whitby detachment office where he reported the driver. He said the truck was wandering onto the shoulder during the time he followed it. Bowmanville Police Chief Bernard R. Kitney, who was on duty in the town police office when the accused was brought in said in his opinion the accused was drunk. was hard to understand and was weaving from side to side. He said Constable Joynt was supporting him when he brought hin: in. Traynor said he was not drunk, however he admitted having been drinking wine. ter of Rosafe Domino, one of AJAX HIGH SCHOOL NEWS the sires in use in the Quinte District Cattle Breeding Asso- ciation. Her dam is a daugh- ter of Regasborne R. A. Royal Governor, another Quinte Unit sire. | ~The Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada. By GRAHAM HUNT AJAX -- Last week the stu- dents of Ajax High School wel- comed a group of six '"'week- end" exchange students from Franklin, Pa. They arrived late Wednesday night and were met by six Ajax students at Prin- 7-Day Term Given Driver BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- the rear end of a station wagon, An Oshawa construction worker, [causing an estimated $400 dam- Donald Roy Cornish, 24, of 212/age. Then the car travelled an- Celina street, was Tuesday sen- (other 46 feet further and struck tenced to seven days in thea large hydro pole, knocking United Counties Jail, Cobourg,|two wires over, Constable Phil- when he pleaded guilty before |lips testified. Magistrate R. B. Baxter to a According to Constable Phil- charge of drunk driving. lips, the car rolled at least once On a second charge of crimi- and continued another 22 feet |cipal Rapsey's residence. | The following day they toured {the International Business: Ma- {chines plant in Scarborough, {returning to lunch at Ajax with | Vagrant, 3, Is Released the Rotary Club who, by the |way, sponsor this annual student BOWMANVILLE (Staff)--Carl|exchange programme. Smith, 53, of no fixed address,| After attending classes on was Tuesday sentenced to five| Friday, a party was given in days in the United Counties Jail, |the school auditorium and the Cobourg and released after be-|Franklin students enjoyed bad- ing in Custody since last Friday, minton, volleyball and dancing. when he pleaded guilty before! The party was followed by re- freshments in the cafeteria. Saturday was spent shopping land sightseeing in Toronto, a trip to see "Spring Thaw" at the |Crest Theatre and then back downtown to a dinner-dance at but pleasant! The Franklin students really enjoyed their visit to Ajax and district and credit should be given to the Rotary Club of Ajax for the organization, effort and time they spent encouraging ness. Evidence of the forthcoming Field Day is present every af- ternoon at the track where hoys and girls are straining to cut seconds or increase feet in an Chief Kitney said Traynor) QUEEN'S GRAD Among the graduates of Queen's University, Kingston, on Saturday, May 20, was Rev. T. Rex Norman, BA of St. Paul's United Church, Ajax. Mr. Norman is a gradu- ate in Arts from Mount Alli- son University, Sackville, New Brunswick. He is a grad- uate in Theology from Queen's Theological College: Kingston, and completed his work in March of this year in order to receive his Bach- elor of Divinity from Queen's University at its Spring Con- vocation. ~Photo by John Mills the Royal York Hotel--striking| Canadian - American neighborli- T Friendship Club Bowls AJAX -- The Friendship Club have enjoyed four afternoons of bowling in the past four weeks, through the kindness of Mr. Weiser of the Ajax Bowl. his has been very much ap-| preciated by the group. T hi s| gentleman was also responsible for the entertaining of 32 mem- bers on Wednesday afternoon at the Plaza Theatre, for the Hampton ter several weeks holiday with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. Steer» Forest AJAX PERSONALS Man Fined BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Jack Wesley. Cameron, 32, of RR 1, Hampton, was Tuesday fined $50 and costs, or five days, when he appeared before Magistrate R. B. Baxter on a charge of having care and con- trol of a motor vehicle while impaired. On a second charge, of having care and control of a motor ve- hicle with no current driver's licence, he was fined an addi- tional $10 and costs, or an addi- tional three days. Cameron's driver's was automatically. for three months. OPP Constable Wes Reimer said he found the accused's car parked in the middle of the road in Solina, May 14. He said the lights were on and the motor running. When he approached licence AJAX -- Mrs. E. Vince, of| 22% Eastleigh, Southampton, Eng- land, is in Ajax for a 10-week vacation with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dennis, Tulloch drive. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mankte- low, George street, are spend- ing the holiday weekend visit- ing their son and family, Ser- geant W. Manktelow, at Peta- wawa. Jim Brennan, Cliff Mills, and Ron Parish spent the weekend fishing in the Haliburton dis- trict. : The White Dove Rebekah Lodge, Ajax, have completed plans for the annual 'Round the World Supper" to be held June 3, at 6 in St. Paul's United Church. This will be a real Smorgasbord of dishes repre- sentative of many countries of the world. Mrs. R. Imhoff, New Carlisle, Quebec, has returned home af- formed before more than 5,000, 000 people across Canada. "EXPECT MORE PORT ARTHUR, Ont. )cp] The Port Arthur Chamber Commerce says 365,000 Amer. ican tourists are expected visit the Lakehead this year 190,000 more than 1960. SPECIAL WARNING REGINA (CP)--A Regina res- Park in Front of Woman Driver." the vehicle he found the ac- cused slumped over the seat, sound asleep. According to Constable | Reimer, it took between five] and 10 minutes to awaken Cam- eron. He said the accused was in an intoxicated condition and had a 1960 driver's licence he never bothered to renew. | Cameron asked a two-weeks| remand to keep his licence. He| said that his wife is expecting and that he wanted to be able | to drive her to a hospital. Magistrate Baxter said he| could not stick his neck out by permitting Cameron to retain his licence another two weeks. He said if something happen- ed and Cameron became involved in an aceident, then people would be wanting] to know why his licence wasn't| taken from him when he ap-| peared in court. ing forward to the trip to the| Niagara district to see the blos-| som display. All senior citizens are invited | to attend the club each Wed- nesday afternoon from 2 to 4.30 Magistrate R. B. Baxter to a charge of vagrancy Smith was turned over to Capt. |effort to break school track and field records set in previous |years. Had Liquor showing of "The Apartment".|pm. held in the Club Room of The members express their sin- the Community Centre. For any cere appreciation. On Wednes- information call Mrs. A. Tur-| {Norman Coles, officer command-| ing the Bowmanville Salvation| Army Citadel, who supplied him with transportation to Peter. BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Youth Fined nal negligence, Cornish was after striking the pole, coming fined $100 and assessed court/to rest on all four wheels. costs totalling $3, or an addi- i he arrived | tonal 10° dave and on third, Pe S810 (hal when he wrived charge, having liquor in a place i, around the wreckage and other than in his residence,| ~~." of the five occupants Cornish was fined $10 and $3| 0 14 tell him who was driv-| costs or an additional three| days. An order prohibiting Cornish from driving anywhere in Can- . |the police station. ada f two-y it of 3 tyo.yesr period Was Constable Phillips described Town Constable Louis Phil [the accused as being "in a very lips said the accused failed to intoxicated condition." He said| negotiate a curve near the he found a bottle of wine in the Cream of Barley camp and |{ront seat of the vehicle. struck a bridge railing. Con-| Cornish denied travelling too stable Phillips said the car was|fast to make the curve, but said being driven too fast to make he struck his head on the mir- the turn. ror then lost control of the According to the officer, after|vehicle. A number of sum- striking the bridge, the vehicle/monses for traffic violations, continued 360 feet across the found in his possession at the road and into the Cream of Bar-|time of his arrest were shown ley parking area. It then struck to the court. Go-Cart Tracks taken into custody, two of them | {told him who was driving at ling. He said after all five were! borough. Magistrate R. B. Baxter, Tues- OPP Constable L. F. Dryden/day proved that having one said an Enterprise Hill area mouthful of liquor before one resident complained last Friday reaches the legal age of 21 that. a man was running in and|years can be expensive. out of a small bush. He said| His Worship imposed a $50 e complainant said the man|fine and $9 court costs, or 10 was either ill or intoxicated. (days, against an Oshawa youth, According to Constable Dry-/Larry A. Chinn, 18, of 403 King den, the man appeared to be ill|Street west, when he pleaded or intoxicated. He said an ex-|guilty to consuming liquor while amination by. a Bowmanville/@a minor fo : doctor proved the accused was| Constable Louis Phillips said suffering from malnutrition. Chinn was a passenger in a car The officer testified that Smith Which was involved in an acci- had walked from west Toronto/dent May 18. He said the ac- to where he was apprehended|cused's eyes were bloodshot. and had been without food for/He smelled of alcoholic bever- two and a half days. He said age and it was obvious he had he had no choice but to lock him been drinking. up because he "was in pretty| Chinn said he only had one bad shape." {mouthful from a bottle handed {to him while he was at Bow- |manville beach. ed the adjacent area as resi- dential", said His Worship May- or Parish. "and we would be breaking the law by allowing you to construct the track." "Before we can grant permis- sion", said His Worship, His Worship said he would show him that it was an ex- pensive mouthful and that would act as a warning to others who | The musicians .too, are prac- |ticing hard for Music Night and lan excellent program is expect- ed this year and, from what I have heard, it should be well worth coming to hear. The year book is almost ready to go to press and it looks as though we are going to have one at long last. But don't hold your breath. EARNED SUPPORT DOLBEAU, Que. (CP)---- | French-Canadians living outside [Quebec 'have a right to our {support because they are the [living image of French Que- |bec," says Lucien Cote, Sague- nay region president of the St. Jean Baptiste Society which is sponsoring a campaign to help French groups outside the prov- ince. POEMS BY JABRY QUEBEC (CP)-Jacques Bril- lant of Rimouski, Que., who writes under the pen name of Jabry, has published a book of poems entitled The Night Gar- day, May 24, the group is look-| ner. at WH 2-0664. "wel |wanted "mouthfuls" while they (den. The book is illustrated by are still under age. ! Japanese painter Domot Isho. Request Heard AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Kart Club asked Ajax Council on Tuesday, for permission to con- struct a go-kart track within the boundaries of Ajax. As the request, voiced by Kart Club president Alfred Hammond, was in verbal form, council asked the speaker if he would submit a concrete plan detailing the complete operation of the track. Mr. Hammond said that the club had selected a 15-acre site on the Ajax Lakefront which bordered Parkland and Pres- tige-Industrial zones of the town. He added that they desired to lease the property for a five year term but that the owner would not let the club have the property until permission was granted from council. The one-year-old club has 27 members and during 'the past year has raced at Malton, Ba- tavia, Belleville, Trenton, St. Catharines, Cobourg and Whitby. ADJACENT AREA Councillor Owen Ashley point- ed out that by granting the club's request, council would be acting contrary to the zoning by- law, which did not allow for go- kart tracks. "Council has already establish- SEE THIS REALLY SAFE SELF-PROPELLED ROTARY LAWN-BOY AUTOMOWER 2 FULL YEARS' WARRANTY will have to amend the zoning| bylaw, then get the approval of the Ajax Planning Board, their recommendation will come back to council and finally approval will have to be sought from the Municipal Planning Board. It is no simple matter." NOTICE Reeve Robert MacKenzie ask- ed Mr. Hammond what the club would do about noise. "We have made an intense study of the proposed track," replied the president, "including prevailing winds, fencing, park- ing noise, etc., and the nearest building, the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital, is a mile and three quarters away." "We will be a non-profit mak- ing organization," said Mr. Hammond, "the track is intend- ed to be used for recreation only and no money will be made as a result of racing karts. We in- tend to turn all profits over to the town for recreational pur- poses." "Before we can grant permis- sion it will be up to you to sub- mit a concrete plan in writing to council," said Mayor Parish. Centre Store . .. WATCH FOR OUR Soo afl 7 models and ask about the LAWN-BOY "CANADA-MADE™ Contest - 102 wonderful prizes! HANNAN MARINE SALES 20 RAY ST, Phone RA 8-8853 OL DOWNTOWN OSHAWA RA 8-1641 During the alterations and remodelling of our downtown store, business will be carried on as usual in our Shopping HORWICH CREDIT JEWELLERS GRAND OPENING | | CITY OF OSHAWA CLEANUP WEEK The week of May 29th to June nated as Cleanup Week in the short this month? If you can use some extra cash right now, call SEABOARD... your lending neighbor! the cleaning up of grounds or packing cases and bottles. All materials to be collected s LOANS $50 TO $5,000 Life Insurance Available On Loans SPECIAL HOME OWNER PLAN Up to 60 months to poy. the same place as the garbage 2nd inclusive, has been desig- City of Oshawa and arrange- ments have been made for the collection from private resi- dences, on their usual garbage dey, of all discarded Id accumulations of furniture, clothing, rubbish resulting from from minor household repairs, and domestic waste material such es paper, rags, cartons, hould be put out during the above-mentioned week only, and at the same time end in for the regular collection. MAERIALS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS COLLECTION Large quantities of waste building material ond waste food products (in excess of the normal amount handled in regular garbage collections) are not included in this collection. SERBORARD | FINANCE COMPANY 29%: SIMCOE ST. SOUTH RA 8-6283 Board This special collection applies only to private households and not to apartments, stores, businesses or industries. ALDERMAN WALTER R, BRANCH, Chairmen, of Works, CAR AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY 6:30 P.M. BUY OR SELL - EASY TERMS Cars to be sold must be entered before 4:00 p.m. day of the sale. A few reserved bids . » highest GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS... . others will be sold to the bidders. INCLUDING 1961 MODELS OSHAWA CAR AUCTION 25 GRENFELL STREET RA 8-5179 ° MORTGAGE LOANS DON'T PAY HIGH FINANCE RATES WHEN YOU CAN HAVE A LOW COST MORTGAGE LOAN FROM $1,600 AND UP FOR ANY PURPOSE AND AT THE LOWEST INTEREST RATES ® LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ® NO CO-SIGNERS NECESSARY ® CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE ® FREE INFORMATION Why burden yourself with high finance rates when you can obtain a low mortgage loan for any worth- while purpose on terms to suit your budget. Con- solidate your present debts and reduce your month- ly payments . . . redecorate your home, or make any other home improvements or repairs. Perhaps to pay off an existing mortgage, buy a new car, a trip overseas, or a summer cottage. 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