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é THE CSHAWA TIM, Tuesday, November 23, 1965 BROUGHAM -- Clifford W. Laycox, Harry Ashton, John Sherman Scott, and Robert Duck are likely to be candidates for Reeve in the Pickering Township election of Dec. 4. It will not be known con- clusively until after the nomina- tion. meeting at the hall in Brougham this Friday night, who will be candidates for reeve, deputy reeve, five coun- cillors, and five members of each of the two township school boards. Nominations will be re- ceived between 7 and 8 p.m. 420 MAJORITY In an election two years ago, | Many Candidates Seen 'In Pickering Vote his time to his office as reeve during the past two years. He was impatient for industrial pro- gress for the,township, appealed personally to the highest author- ities for relief on the township's high educational burden and the tremendous cost of water and sewer projects for the rapidly urbanizing municipality. He de- clares that he will run again as reeve. in the last election, he had 10 years-as a member of council |behind him, seven of them as reeve. Mr. Scott lives in West|cer, and administrator. He lives Rouge, as does Mr. Laycox, and at Pickering Beach. Robert Duck lives on the Al- tona Road in the Rouge Hills area, where ther: are remind- ers of his five-year stint on the DEW Line in the Arctic -- a husky dog born among the Eski- mos, and a huge polar bear rug in his living room. He has trav- elled on various missions all over the world, and was road superintendent of the township of Pickering a few years ago. He is concerned about over- spending of township budgets jand with an urge to reduce the tax burden, has announced that he will contest the reeveship. TWO COUNCILLORS GO W. G. Newman, councillor for Ward 2, and Hubert Wank, coun- cillor for Ward 5, have both stated that they will not be can- didates in this election. It is believed that Mrs. J. Mc- Pherson, deputy reeve, -- will again seek that office, and that he owns and operates Arthur Mitchell Limited, in Pickering village. Mr. Scott, too, is intent on industry, and has announced that he will return to be candi- date for-reeve-this- year; The Pickering Township .Of- fice staff bade Harry Ashton goodbye last Friday, the last day of his employment with the Township. He resigned to be a candidate for reeve. Mr. Ashton knows the Municipal Act back- wards, is familiar with all cor- ners of the township through his former position as bylaw offi- cer, weed inspector, truant offi- Mr. Laycox has devoted all | When Mr. Scott was defeated jwill let their names stand for AFRICA WAS HOTTEST The highest climatic *temper- council positions. Councillorj;ature ever recorded on earth is Harvey Spang, Ward 1, will be}; contestant again. For Ward 2 George Hodgson of Paulynne Will Park, has announced his inten- Come From tion of running. For Ward 3 it KINLOCH'S is likely Incumbent Councillor MEN'S WEAR Don Waring, and John Williams OSHAWA 136.4 degrees, observed at Al'Aziziyah, North Africa, in 1922. It 1s a matter of conjecture who of Bay Ridges will be candi- dates; for Ward. 4 incumbent John Campbell, To replace Mr. Wank in Ward 5Miss Violet Swan _has_indi- cated she will be in the run- ning, as well as a new name that has been learned, Ron Chattman. | 24-Day Escorted Tour Te FLORIDA By Al-Conttiouee Motor Coach Night Travel Jan. atnd to Feb. 14th, 1966 Phone 623-3265 COLMER TRAVEL SERVICE GIFT Donald Hopkins will contest it. pantie 10 King St. West X 631, Bowmanville Mr. Laycox. defeated Mr. Scott in the contest for reeve by a majority of 420 votes. He served as councillor in 1960 and' 1961. Running for deputy reeve for 1962, he was defeated by Mrs. McPherson, who gained 1,717 votes to his 1,414. Durham Plans Awards Night BOWMANVILLE Durham} \County 4-H Awards Night will] |be held in the Orono Town Hall! |Nov. 27 at 8 p.m. Awards and} |presentations will be made to \4-H Agricultural and home- }making clubs and Junior Farm- jers. ENGLISH BOBBY ON ALERT On hand for the occasion was an old time Bobby equipped to handle any situ- ation with a heavy hand and billy. Constable Jimmy Wild teams up with one of the many volunteer entertainers during the program. The pages of time were turned back at the Branch 112, Royal Canadian Legion hall, Whitby, Friday eve- ning when the hall was transformed into an Old English Pub, complete with brass rail and bar maids. i J. :New Library Building 'Opened At Bowmanville "sri erie: club members have not been bronze plaque conidining the|informed of their final standing names of town councillors and/in the respective clubs and will ibrary board. |discover their results for the il y e new Bowmanville Pubile| Coun. Rundle, chairman of the ifirst time on Saturday evening. SLibrary building. civic committee, conducted the, A special presentation of « The ceremonies took place in|ceremonies and the Rev. y,|wrist watches will be made dur- Sthe spacious and impressive|y;ampton dedicated the gene ing the evening to the boy and «auditorium. |building. ih ye -¢ appr Bis ~ ri work who have shown outstan = Mayor Ivan Hobbs said with] First book issued from the jing interest and participation in ethe exception of the memorial|jiprary was presented by Miss|4.47 clubs since first becomin are it has been in excess Of|Marjorie Couch, library board), 4.4 club be 8 alf a century since a public) member, m Cup emer: VOLKSWAGEN "building has been opened. in| chairman, Bowmanville Museum Seles & Service "Bowmanville. |Board. = "For the first time Bowman-| 4 telegram was received from WeKNER'S SERVICE CENTRE swille has a library building just/pyurham MP. Russell Honey in if Highwey 12 and 7. REEEEELGEL EL if E. Moles, of the Ontario = BOWMANVILLE -- A large "crowd gathered Saturday after- oon for the official opening of} "for this purpose and I believe|ottawa and MPP. Alex Car- Sit is one of the most moderniruthers spoke briefly. sin the County of Durham." |W. A, Roedde, director of » The library covers 10,000 provincial library services, also) sBquare feet of floor space. |spoke. « "Our annual debenture pay-| *ment will be less than half the Gmaintenance of our former 'building. We have had the full) Seo-operation and support of town -eouncil from the beginning of, "this project," said the mayor.| = "We wish to give thanks to) George Vice (library board chairman) and to all others who "have assisted." * He thanked the various organ- fizations and individualf who "donated money towards furnish- Sings and equipment for the new «building. " Mayor Hobbs had _ special "praise for Mrs.' Roy Lunney for er historical account of the *Bowmanville Library since its "origin 100 years ago. 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