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PLEBISCITE ANOTHER ASSIST FOR HOSPITAL Bruce Gowdy (left), treasur- er of the Rotary Club of Ajax, presents another $500 cheque, to Bob Thompson, chairman of the Ajax and Pickering Hospital Board. Part of the early voting for the Ajax liquor plebiscite Saturday, a record number of voters turned out to make Ajax '"'wet." A total of 2,052 persons out of 3,938 eligible voters showed up to give the "wets" far more than the necessary 60 per cent of votes. Approximately 100 bal- lots were destroyed. The 2,052 voters represents 53 per cent of Ajax's eligible voters, an in- crease of five per cent over the turnout for the last municipal election. For sale of beer in premises licensed for women, 1,689 ap- proved and opposed. (1223 "yes" votes fulfilled the 60 per cent requirement.) The question of sale of beer fo men.only was the closest con- tested with 1,380 in favor and 652 opposed. (1220 "tyes" votes were required for the 60 per cent), Sale of liquor with meals received dverwhelming ap- Rotary Club's donation which will furnished the Physio- therapy Department. (Photo by Horton Studios) Blackstock Women Get By MRS. OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK -- There was ® good attendance at the dessert luncheon in the parish hail, ra 15, sponsored by St. John's A, Mrs, Ashmore introduced the! guest soloist, Mrs. Stearman, Uxbridge, who sang two solos, "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "Climb Every Mountain", ac- companied by Mrs. Lorne | | Hints On Auto Touring i There were Star ceremonies at which Laurie Turner, Leanne Dorrell, Beth Dunsmoor, John Larmer, and Dennis Romeril each received their first Gold Star, Bob Swain received his second Blue Star. Linda McLaughlin re- ceived her first Blue Star. Heather Dorrell, Janet Turner and Joanne Ballingal received their second Red Stars. Ren proval with only 159 of 2,040 \ballots cast Be yy in the nega- Rebekah Head's, °.,%, ar,,2¢,2 | Visits Lodges Ajax Goes Wet | By Big Margin AJAX (Staff) --' After poor) will spring up in Ajax. It will be situated at the north end of the shopping centres. The 50-suite 'building is expected to cost be- tween $500,000 and $700,000. Ajax Hospital March Figures Ajax and Pickering General Fospital statistics.for March in- d i Total in'- patients admitted, 218. 'Residence, Town of Ajax 85, Pickering Townsiip 90, Pick- ering Village 17, Town of Whitby 9, Whitby Township 2, Oshawa 3, others 12. ' Number of babies born, 34; total out - patients, 522; in- patients x-rays, 158; out-patients x-rays, 417; miniature x-rays, 73; laboratory in-patient treat- ments, 1,444; laboratory out- patient treatments, 100; blood transfusions, 20; minor opera- tions, 43; major operations, 34; eary, eye, nose and throat op- ---- | Hog Producers Honor Newman A dinner in honor of Harper Newman, Gamebridge, and held in Knox Presbyterian Church in Gamebridge on Thursday, was sponsored by the Ontario County Hog Producers Associa- tion. Mr. Newman was the first president of the Ontario County Producers' Association, when it was organized in May, 1946; he held this office for two years. He was also secre- tary-treasurer for five- years from 1959 to 1963. On several occasions he represented On- tario County at district and annual meetings of the parent aesociation. He wag active for several years with the North Ontario Federation of Agricul- ture. Entering municipal life in 1936, he served for 12 years; seven years as councillor, three years as deputy reeve, and two years as reeve. His tenure of office in municipal life covered the difficult war years, and the two years immediately follow- ing. He was president of Game- bridge Farm Forum from 1950 to 1955, and played an impor- tant part in setting up the Gamebridge Farm Forum Park. He has been secretary of this were injured here in two week- end accidents involving three vehicles. i A ¢ar driven by. Frank Schell, 33, of Brooklin Sunday struck a hydro pole and tree on Audley road, a half-mile north of High- way 2, Schell was released from Oshawa General Hospital after treatment. His wife, Madeline, is in 'wspital with possible head injuries. Following a two-car collision on Altona road Saturday eve- ning, a 19-year-old Toronto youth was charged with consuming al- eoholic beverage while a minor. The youth, Elwin C. MacArthur, was released from Toronto East SE a mir rane ogee oe t 7 Persons Hurt CANCER FATALITIES: The Canadian death toll from leukemia in 1962 hinbad to. 1,126, and it's estimated there will be 1,800 new cases in 1964, MORE In Two Crashes AJAX (Staff)--Seven perecne ment. A passenger, Horace Yeo, 39, of Scarborough is in satis- factory condition in East Gen- eral Hospital with a compound leg fracture. A second passen- er in the MacArthur vehicle, 31, was released Ajax - Pickering Memorial ital after treat- ment for head injuries. Driver of the second car, Mrs. Janet Leblanc, of West Hill, suf- fered leg bruises in the mishap. Her son, John, age 9, was treat- ed for head injuries and later released from hospital. TREAT PILES the MECCA way with antiseptic Mecca Pile . i ients containing herbs for shrinking and healing swollen piles. Sold at all druggists. 2 No. 2 for EXTERNAL PILes General Hospital after treat- group since 1962. He has also been secretary of the Point Mara School Section since 1956. He has a long record of de- voted service with the Brechin United Church: He was Super- intendent of the Sunday School from 1926 to 1961; a 35-year period. He has been an elder from 1927 to the present time, a period of 37 years; and as Clerk of the Session from 1928 to the present time, a period of 36 years. erations, 32. DEATH RATES DOWN Had death rates remained at) late 18th century levels, world whelming majority with 91 per | By MRS. M. ANNIS cent of the voters in favor Of the 2,052 persons who cast a BROUGHAM -- Joy Lodge,| Brougham and Welcome population now would be 2,000,- 000,000 instead of 3,200,000,000. balot on this question, only 188 opposed. Out of the liquor vote, a hotel Lodge, Stouffville, were joint) hostesses recently for the offi-|. cial visit of the president of the | Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Sister Matilda MacDonaid. | Welcome Lodge formed a guard of honor when the Dis- |trict Deputy President, Sister |Elspeth Dalmage was _ intro- jduced. by Sister Dorrell Shad-| lock of Welcome Lodge. District Deputy Sister Cora Balsdon was TREAT YOURSELF TO... AN ENJOYABLE EVENING AT THE CANADIANA! Only 20 minutes from Oshawa . the tuxurious Canadiana welcomes you with sophisticated elegance, Dine in the magnificent glass-ericircled dining room . . . Canadion dishes. Afterwards , . . enjoy delicious Continental and relax in the intimate Blue Room. Treat yourself to an evening at the Canadiana soon! LICENCED UNDER THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 973 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Watch for our advertisement end our "Home Delivery" Menu *@ Another Home of Col. Sounders Kentucky Fried Chicken © NOW OPEN: SCOTT'S CHICKEN VILLA 295 SIMCOE ST. 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DOESN'T ADVISE and "Bicycle Built for Two'. discussion. The group canvasses| jawyer on its set, but John Jiras| OLOR CARTOON! tovay; AT SPECIAL POPULAR PRICES! Thompson. oe te The guest speaker was Miss ® n as Carol Lane, Toronto, who is Girls Ca Vv chief of the "Carol Lane Safety introduced by Sister Ellen J Shell Oil and includes awards Villa e F or Sister Louise Clarke, Past! at both Provincial and Federal) g President of the Rebekah levels, [Assembly of Ontario, was intro- dians are not familiar with in of Joy Lodge and Sister Matilda teresting places, within a few/By MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN|MacDonald, President of the hundred miles of their homes;! FwniskuLEN -- The regu-|Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, ed on weekend trips. She told) : |\Masters of Joy Lodge. of some of the essential Paget gears ages un Sister MacDonald was pre- to make in planning a trip by} sented with a gift on behalf of Nielsen and Laura Bowman Ag sacred Lodges by MORE SOLOS seted by Marie Beckett and)" ----| 286 King St. W. 728-1636 Mrs. Stearman rendered two A tien snowed b ------ ------ : ~ more solos, "After the Ball') / show was followed by; The Defenders has a_real| mee THE NO 1 ATTRACTION OF ALL TIME Guests were present oS ply lhe pee Bi the Cana-\doesn't give legal advice--he's | an bridge, Prince Albert, Port Campaign|the TV series' makeup man. . ' Perry, Nestleton, Gadmus,|Monday, April 27. ss rst Box Office Opens 7:00 Show Starts ot Dusk. Burketon, Blackstock United Church At the Explorer meeting Tues- day, Mrs. Romeril brought a tape recorder and the members the stony of their study book } Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin) drove with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson, Darlingford, Man., to) Niagara Falls. They visited) Mrs. L. 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