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28, 1961 VALUABLE BULL two youths that the stispended! ro a! te 'Ajax Youths Drawii.crsi.giains wsmuncs, a. cr | riving Nn er 9 Y jassociate with each other. -Year Probation 4 THE OSHA\ OSHAWA TIMES, Tuasdey, Nevoneet ADMITTANCE "A film you should not miss!" w. 7. Pos Penson bardot BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Fuses sputtered but failed to flare up & at the usually fiery Township of "It you break any of rancher of New Dayton, Alta., Suspension Magistrate Dnieper, "you will price ever paid by a Canadian AJAX (Staff) --A 16-year-oldhome every night by 9.00 p.m be brought before me and sen-\buyer for a Canadian - bred while under suspension from Hi ; t driving, was Monday fined $100\/at 80 mph, was Monday fined} hey were never to speak to, to $10 and costs or three days in|/S¢e or be seen in the company he was going to seek his re-jthe audience that he would not Magistrate's court. election to Council. run for Council Walter J. Chopowick of 3 with accompanying restrictions,|who the Chief of Police did not and was told to get rid of his|approve. W ips resales paid $8,500 for a seven-yearold Return Heber Do hi As conditions at any time," said herd sire, believed the highest AJAX (Staff) -- An Ajax ' : "ng ge ) e man, who drove his wife's car/Ajax youth, who drove his car|(Mortison, 10 p.m.) and that tenced on this charge Hereford bull, we t owns 1 eeVe through a busy section of Ajax l Y p and costs or 30 days by Magis- trate Robert Dnieper in Ajax jail, placed under suspended|of any person with a criminal sentence for two years, together|record, known to the police or) : NO PICNIC Sidney Lockyear pointed out/George street, Ajax, pleaded ene , asked Reeve Heber|not guilty to the charge, laid by|car by Magistrate Robert| Whitby nomination preceedings at Brooklin last night Surprise of the evening was the uncontested nomination of Heber Down for re-election as Reeve of the Township. Reeve Down told the packed Town Hall that the acclamation was the first for him in 17 years of municipal contests John G. Goodwin is squared off again with Mrs: M. Lovelock fot the Deputy Reeveship. The two were paired off last year for the position. Mr. Goodwin copped the position Nominated for the three positions on Council were: - Join Dryden, incumbent Frank Thompson, ine; Don Roberts, Ralph Thompson, Sid- ney Lockyear, Alvin Warren, Lioyd Somerville and Ken Holiday School Afea No. 1 nominees, for the two onen positions were Den Mitchell, Mr W. Mac Kenzie, Hugh Ormiston and William Manning HEBER Ail nominees have until 9.00 p.m. tonight to qualify SPEECH HIGHLIGHTS Highlights of the nominees' campiagn speeches followed the nominations were: John Goodwin -- As delegate| DOWN He said he felt he had made|that he had + a creditable performance in his _ first year on Council. was unable to answer them. When asked to make speech son said "not tonight.'"' Lloyd Thompson, a of the controversial Street, But. this, he said was not going to deter him from running for Council again. Referring to a hot issue during the year -- the proposed sale of the Township Hall -- he said he was not in favor of|* Selling it or enlarging upon it He said he disagreed with Mr. Goodwin's remark about the new commercial enterprise | on Highway 401. Mr. Dryden: ' said it just happened More services are needed and development will be slow, he added. He urged the be patient. Frank Thompson, seeking re- election to Council, outlined the costs behind the public welfare program in the Township He congratulated John Good- win for streamlining the Council into Committees where every twrong. some new faces on Council ratepayers to that} member of Council would have |a say on the various committee matters. to Council and member of its! vouTH GROUP INTEREST finance committee, Mr. win said he was not with the large Children's Aid and Administration of Justice budgets being charged against property Because of this, was not entirely happy with the County level of government. He promised strong measures to correct such situations. He told the audience in the Town Hall that he was chiefly responsible for removing ° the bump on the Oshawa Suburban road just east of Brooklin 4 source of annoyance to drivers for nearly 20 years, said he got the County Engineer to repair the road Reminding the electorate that jhe campaigned successfully last year on a platform of seeking! 'good sound administration" Mr. Goodwin said that this| year's Township road and gen-| | jeral rate was only four tenths} jo! one mill above last year's. Another increasé was coming from the High Schools, however, an he added ized his is an expenditure which and sent to the unde erable the C ouncil has no control mail office in Ottawa in the year! over, ending July 31 contained. tickets and literature on the Jamaican) TOWNSHIP BREADBASKET Sweepstakes. Calling the area on Highway The statistic came to light in 401 between Whitby and Oshawa an appendix to the report of the|the Township's breadbasket, Ontario attorney- 5 com-|Mr. Goodwin announced that a mittee on gambling. The report/new commercial enterprise was was released last week being erected in that area and In the same 12-month period, would produce $20,000 yearly in the report says, the postmas-| taxes. ter-general ordered mail deliv-. He said he had urged Council ery cut off to 1,925 addresses in at the first of the year "to five provinces because the same|take steps to preserve the area type of mail continued to arrive), . . encourage development from foreign countries despite}. because at the present time warnings from the post office |{f felt there were types of Of the total, 1,491 of the can-|enterprises that did not. require celled addresses were getting! extensive services." mail from the Jamaican Sweep-| Other projects outlined by Mr stake enterprise. Only 263 in-i\Goodwin were: volved the Irish Sweepstakes,) A plan for a three payment whose agents are believed to/tay-bill for 1962 bring the tickets into the coun-| Attempted to get good buyer try rather than use the mails. for the Township Hall Was dismayed by the control given to the Road Department uit by previous Councils and tried to get more of the policy de- For Damages cisions in to the hands of the elected representatives TORONTO (CP)--A_ $200,000 famage suit, brought by Tor Toe \ His opponent in the race for the position of Deputy Reeve, i eo Mrs. M. Lovelock, told land developer electors in the Hall that de oP iudi sh was unable 'to make a speech brsne Ceuct Manaae because of heavy cold The non-jury a She said she was going to heard before Mr ses a the Deputy Reeveship Spence in my 'heart I have to Mr bought Good- satisfied MRS. M. LOVELOCK Jamaica Sweep Letters Seized | TORONTO (CP)--More t half the 150,840 letters "tion Is being Justice W. F ince Morcenstern ela ,. do it for the good of the ad Council 5 OF acres if , in| Council sriebensl Inc umbent John Dry 'den said ville-Trafal that the z changed, from re he said he, Don Roberts, nominated for a position on Council, admitted he did not know much about Coun- cil, but urged those who didn't know him personally to talk to those who do. He said he had an interest in youth groups. Ralph Thompson indicated to Down certain: questions in the lthe Ajax Police He ad-.annual statement earlier in the mitted it was rio picnic and that/¢vening and that Reeve Down court that on Sat., se he didn't enjoy it. nominee Alvin Thomp- resident James part of his defence, } said Council's action to\said he had been involved in an rectify the off-centre street was accident, He said he wanted to see pended from driving until such Department. William Crawford told the Oct. 26, at 1.20 p.m., he saw the accused aldriving east on Station street land recollected that he was under suspension from driving In offering an explanation as Chopowick Bnieper in Set. Court careless driving and of 15 Oak street, Ajax. Jointly charged with Thomas on the theft of gasoline charge was James Morrison, York street, Ajax, placed on suspended sentence for two years with strict condi- tions stipulated by Magistrate Dnieper Thomas had his licence and owner's permit suspended for two years as judgment for the careless driving charge They were told by Magistrate Dnieper to observe the: follow- ing conditions That they which he settled out of court, and had been sus- time he could show proof of insurance He said his supension was up in five months and that he only| drove his wife's car to pick up| some groceries "At the time of the offence you had a bad attitude towards the law,"' said Magistrate Dnieper in registering a con- viction, "'but it now seems to have improved so I will not send you to jail." "The law must be obeyed no were to matter what your inconveni- ence is,' said His Worship in fining the accused $100. YOU decide the fate of Mr. Sardonicus during the "Punishment SUSPENSE! 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Branch Representative OSHAWA Tel: 723-2231 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | | Pleading guilty to a charge of stealing gasoline was David Thomas, 16, port to every three months. , OF woe who was Thomas was told to report to Ajax Magistrate's the ajax Police Chief every 30 days and to report to the pro- bation officer assigned to him. Morrison was instructed to re- the probation officer! His Wo orship _Tteminded the 'the truth @ EXTRA @ 3 STOOGES COMEDY Last 2 Days An Invitation and A Challenge To everyone considering the purchase of a new car of any make. Compare the LARK with any other car at any price and you will find it offers the most satisfying basic value of all. RAMBLER? Measure the LARK 2-door against the comparable Rambler Classic 2-door Ciub Sedan and discover LARK gives you a 1" longer wheelbase, more interior room, choice of a = 6 or V-8 instead of only a 6, a @ 112 to 195 horsepower range f rather than 90 to 138. Plus % padded instrument panel and dual headlights at no extra charge. These are justa sample of the many LARK advantages over Rambler, and LARK prices start $147 less, | TEMPEST? g Why settle for a 4-cylinder Tempest engine when LARK gives you a choice of 6 or V-8, with high gas economy and horsepower up to 195? Why be = content with Tempest's 2" less = headroom, nearly 54" less 4- door sedan rear legroom? Just © a sample of LARK's big lead BE over Tempest--at prices start- ¢ ing $560 less. FALCON? Check the Falcon vs. the LARK and you'll find Falcon's wheel- base is 344" shorter, it's a nar- rower car, with less headroom, legroom, hiproom. Falcon has e only 85 to 101 hp instead of LARK"s 112 to 195; Falcon doesn't offer 3-speed Automat- ic transmission or dual head- lights. Just a sample of the = LARK's superiority over the -- Falcon--yet LARK prices start $37 less. , CORVAIR? ' Why step down into Corvair's deep floor wells when the LARK has high floors flush with door- sill, up to 9 inches more leg- room; bigger, wider doors to step through? Corvair's extra- price 101 hp engine is smaller than LARK's smallest 112 hp; f and Corvair can't offer LARK's power options and 3-speed Automatic Transmission at any price. Just-a sample of how LARK outvalues Corvair--at prices starting $37 lower. COMET? What use is Comet's 1" longer wheelbase, 7" longer length, when LARK gives you more room in all-interior dimensions --5" in rear 4-door sedan leg- room alone? LARK offers up to 100% more horsepower, larger bonded brakes, and full power options that Comet hasn't got. Just a sample of LARK's con- vincing superiority over Comet --and LARK prices begin $135 less than Comet. F-85? . Why pay prices for F-85 starting $856 higher than LARK's when you'll find 2" extra front and rear hiproom and up to 514" extra legroom in the LARK, plus more top horsepowey available, much more braking area? Justa sample of the way the LARK outdistances F-85--at far lower prices. BUICK SPECIAL? Why pay a $722 premium for the Buick Special when a LARK is bigger in every way--bigger in every interior dimension, in braking power (172" vs. 129"), in optional available top horse- power (195 vs. 185), in wheel size (15" vs. 13")? Justa sample of the many big ways LARK's a better buy for far less money. CHEVY Il & ACADIAN? Why compromise with a Chevy Il or Acadian when LARK offers you the choice of a 6 or V-8 cylinder instead of a 4 or 6, more room in every dimension, and the riding comfort of multi- leaf springs and full coil spring seats unavailable in the Chevy Il and Acadian? Just some ex- DON'T COMPROMISE! ! 6 or V NAGY MOTOR SALES 488 KING STREET WEST GRAHAM'S dotaaaeag HAYDON *B engines and d 3 Horsepower choices « Standard, Automatic, 4- and Overdrive Transmissions e Power Steering e Power Brakes Reclining Seats ° Bucket Seats « Radio (push-button or manual) e Rear Speakers ¢ Hill Holder e Back-up Lights « amples of LARK's ability to out- value the Chevy Il and Acadian, LARK prices start at $37 below the 4 cylinder Chevy II and $62 below the 4 cylinder Acadian, FAIRLANE & METEOR? Why buy a Fairlane or Meteor that's 9" longer than a LARK, when it's narrower inside and has less legroom and head- room, smaller 13" or 14° wheels, a smaller 6-cylinder engine, a smaller V-8, smaller choice of models and options? Just a limited list of the ways LARK beats the Fairlane and Meteor--at prices starting $185 under the Fairlane, and $299 under the Meteor. PLYMOUTH & DODGE? Why pay full big car prices for Plymouth and Dodge when LARK gives you inches more headroom and legroom both front and rear--4" more rear legroom in the 4-door sedan? With full V-8 power and Auto- matic transmission the luxuri« ously carpeted and upholstered LARK Regal can be yours for less than a stick shift Plymouth and Dodge Six. Just another example of the LARK's ability to give you more big car come fort than the bigger cars them- selves--for less money. VALIANT? Why let Valiant's mere $36 lower base price deprive you of hundreds of dollars in addition- al car value you getin theLARK? Compare LARK's 112 to 195 hp range to Valiant's 101 to 145; LARK's 4-door with a 6%" long: er wheelbase; LARK's many inches of added room in every interior dimension. LARK's higher, wider doors, flush floors, and safety padding at no additional cost. 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