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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 7, 1968 Ajax Fire Department Will Host Convention AJAX (Staff) -- Over 4,000 firefighters are expected to swell the Ajax population dur- ing the Civic Holiday weekend when the Ajax Fire Department hosts the 1965 Ontario Fire- fighters Convention. Preparations 'for the events have been going on for several months for the four-day conven- tion in which over 40 depart- ments from all sections of the pag are expected to parti- -- program will begin Thursday evening for the early arrivals when a. Hootenanny will take place at 9 p.m. at the tent and trailer camp which will be set up in a vacant field just east of the Ajax Fire Hall eaturing several local groups. OPENING CEREMONY Friday at 9.30 a.m. the On- tario Firefighters' Executive will meet at the recreation hall after registration followed by an opening ceremony at 10 a.m. At 10.30 there will be another business session followed by a speaker at 11 a.m. and a bylaw discussion at 11.30. The noon luncheon will be followed by a 1.30 p.m. business session and a guest speaker at 2 p.m. At 2.30 p.m. there will be another bylaws discussion followed by a speaker at 3.30 p.m. and at 4 p.m. Friday evening a dance will be held at the Recreation Cen- tre featuring Tony Russell's Quartet from Toronto. Saturday morning a baseball tournament will be scheduled which will continue Sunday and Monday. Morning - business meetings will follow registration at 9 a.m. and continue until noon. No afternoon program outside the baseball tournament; has been planned. MISS FIREFIGHTER CONTEST Saturday night at the dance in the Recreation Centre the Miss Ontario Firefighter Con- test will be held for contestants 16 years and over participating from all over the province. The Ajax Fire Department: will be represented by Miss Mary Anne Azzopardi. The winner of the contest will receive $25, a tro- phy and various other prizes. A small parade of the contes- tants will be held prior to the contest. Sunday's program will begin at 1 p.m. with a parade from the Ajax Legion Hall, Hunt st., to the Recreation Centre led by the Ajax Legion Pipe Band. A drumhead service will be held at the Recreation Cen- tre on the parade's arrival. A "get-together" picnic has been planned for Sunday after- noon and at Sunday Midnight a Pajama Party and Dance will be featured at the Recreation |Centre. PROGRAM OF GAMES Monday morning the captains for the afternoon games will meet to schedule events and a giant parade will form at 12.30 p.m. in the north end of the town including bands, floats and majorettes as well as fire fighting equipment. The parade will go down Harwood ave., to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital and swing north through the South- wood and Lake Vista Subdivi- sions to the Ajax High School where the games will be held. Featured are the hose, ladder |Zealand gunners and rescue races, the tug-of- war, the firmen's open 100 yards and the fire chief's open 50-yard races. The afternoon events will be followed by a dance at the Recreation Hall at 8.30 p.m., ending the four-day convention. The public is invited to parti- cipate in all the events except the business sessions. The Ajax Fire Department is grateful for the complete co-operation they have received to date from the Ajax Town Council, the police department and the chamber of commerce. This Sunday Ajax firefighters will meet at the tent and trailer camp site to prepare it for their guests. Water lines, hydro and "Johnnies on the Spot" will be set up in a festival spirit in- cluding a picnic and children's games. Always Smile, Gunners Told -- WAIOURU, 'N.Z. (CP)--New training for combat duty in Viet Nam have been advised to smile. The ad- vice came from the governor- general, Sir Bernard Fergusson, who speaks from the experience of a notable war record in Southeast Asia during the Sec- ond World War. Sir Bernard said his advice to the soldiers was to greet the people of Viet Nam with smiles. "T know this might sound silly to you, but I can assure you|Wherever I have gone, I have} from my own experience that! it works. "So develop an idiotic grin. Rain Brings Protests BROUGHAM -- After hearing a delegation protesting the sewer system in their part of Bay Ridges, Pickering Town- ship Council this week passed a resolution calling for immedi- ate corrective measures, Coun- cil also decided to send notice to Consolidated Building Cor- poration, without prejudicing the township to take over the system. The advice of the town- ship solicitor will be sought. John Williams of the Bay Ridges Ratepayers' Association told council that storm and san- itary sewers had backed up dur- ing the heavy rain on June 28. Recreation rooms were inun- dated by watef and effluent from sewers. Clothing and fur- niture had been ruined and ii had been difficult to remove the stench. Mr. Williams read copies of a series of letters from E, A. Greenaway seeking restitution for damages during the year for this condition which had occurred on three occasions during the year, No restitution had been made by the town- ship's insurance company be- cause the water and sewer sys- tem had not been taken over by the township from Consolidated Building Corporation. Reeve C. W. Laycox outline a plan designed by the engi- neer to remedy the overflow sit- uation. Although he could not guarantee a "'cure-all", he felt it should be proceeded with immediately. It would cost up to $3,500. The township still holds bonds placed with it by CBC as a requirement of the agreement. found that smiling soldiers are |greeted with smiles; scowling) lsoldiers are met with scowls."'| Sinclair School WHITBY -- Green and gold streamers and bouquets of peo- nies were the colorful setting when the Sinclair School Home and School Association held its Grade 8 graduation banquet in the school auditorium. 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