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Village Salutes Church PICKERING (Staff) -- St. Frances De Sales Farisn ce- lebrated its 100th anniversary with pomp, ceremony and gay- ety during the weekend in Pi- ckering Village. Saturday afternoon the vil- lage population doubled when a mile-long parade twisted through village streets led by Ontario regiment Sherman tanks, Traffic along Highway 2 and Church St. was held up for almost one hour while float after float and half a dozen bands paraded from the Pick- ering High School grounds to the church. REST PARADE Many, village old timers said that it was by far the biggest and best parade the 150-year- old settlement had ever seen, The highlight of the two-day celebrations came when all area dignitaries were invited to at- tend a solemn 'High. Mass by Coadjutor Archbishop of Toron- to the Most Rev. Philip F. Pocock on Sunday afternoon. Most of the village council along with a number of village and area protestant clergy at- tended the high mass. A Parish dinner followed the mass and the two days of ce- lebrating were concluded by a concert at the school auditor- § ium Sunday evening. e » DUTCH ENTER FLOAT IN PARADE THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, August 22, 1966 § \\ STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -- Sweden's planned change from left - hand to right-hand driving on all roads during the weekend of Sept. 2-3, 1967, will cost an estimated 800,000,000 crowns (about $154,000,000). Officials in Stockholm, an- xious that the switch from the left-hand system used in Britain to the right- hand system used in most European countries should take place without acci- dent, have announced that all traffic in the capital, 'except buses, taxis, and emergency transport, will be banned be- tween 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 2, and 3 p.m, the following day. About 30,000 road signs, 180 sets of traffic signal lights, and more than 2,000 bus and tram stops will be changed. Most streets in the city cen- tre will go over to one + way traffic and existing parking ar- eas will be banned. About 60,000 new parking me- ters will be installed, HELP THOSE CONFUSED Before and after the change- over, 15,000 road guides will di- rect traffic and help pedestrians who are confused. Traffic lanes and clover-leaf highways will be even more confusing. CARS STAY STOLEN MONTREAL (CP) thefts from 1961 to 1965 totalled $21,495,000 in value, said city police director J. P. Gilbert. He said $5,000,000 worth of cars stolen last year are still unre- covered. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry MONDEAU BEAUCHAMP Ajax Clerk - Former Police Chief AJAX (Staff) -- Mondeau B. Beauchanp at the age of 45 was recently appointed clerk treasurer of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax after the sudden death of Bolton C, Fal- by. When the Ajax Town Council ARCHBISHOP POCOCK CONGRATULATES PASTOR FORGACH Ont. Reports 28 Fatalities, 78 National Weekend Toll By THE CANADIAN PRESS | At least 78 persons died ac-| cidentally across Canada during} the weekend, 60 of them in traf- fic accidents. A Canadian Press survey) from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight] industrial or natural deaths,|two-car collision 10 miles east known suicides or slayings. of Sarnia; The Ontario dead: Melvin Mott, 22, of Tilbury, ae and Richard Larry Morrison, SUNDAY re he Pte. Frederick lan Campbell, 22, of Chatham, in a two-car a native of Orillia stationed at collision neat Merin; i RCAF Fort Osborne, Winnipeg,| Archie Sauve, 18, of Sarnia, a Toronto physician, when the car in which he was riding crashed into a tree near Bath; An unidentified man when he walked in front of an oncoming car on Macdonald-Cartier Free- way near Kingston; Two unidentified persons in a two car collision on Macdonald- Cartier Freeway near Guelph. FRIDAY | William Earl Brandon, 68, of |Coldwater, Mrs. Ethel Walton,| 70, of Palgrave, Mrs. Dian Bradley. and Roy Henry Mat-| when his motorcycle collided officially placed the burden of the chief executive office on the shoulders of Mr. beauchamp, Mayor Harry Smith comment- ed that Ajax was fortunate to have someone as well qualified as Mr. Beauchamp to carry) on the duties of the office. Mr. Beauchamp was born in| Porcupine, Ont., on May 9, 1921) After his high school education) jhe received courses in higher} jaccounting and business admin- istration. In 1935 he married the for- mer Violet Duchesse of Porcu- pine and went to war in 1943 as a private in the Royal Ham- ilton Light Infantry, '" | After 28 months of military) service, having seen active ser- Parking Meter Prices Change. | | Parking meters in Whitby! are gradually being changed} from pennies to nickels. | The latest area serviced with the new meters are: Brock St.) Sunday, local times, also in-|when his car went out of con- json, 47, both of Tottenham, in} Treasurer vice in Europe on several fronts he was released from the Army. During his service he was wounded at the Scheldt Estu- ary, turned down a commission and was awarded the Croix De Guerre by the French Govern- ment for maintaining commun- iacations and rescuing wounded under fire. POLICE CHIEF After spending six months in hospital for shell fragments in the hip and back, Mr. Beau- champ took the post of Police Chief of Whitney Township in 1945. In 1947 Mr. Beauchamp, then a 27 - year - old veteran took on the post of deputy-clerk assessor and tax a for Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth or wobbling. F. tes firmer and more com- Whitby Bands In CNE Contest The Whitby junior and senior (non-acid). (denture breath). Get counters ev Brass Bands will again this year be competing in the Canadian National Exhibition band contest. This event will take place on Thursday Aug. 25. Last year the senior band took second Place and the junior band was first in its categorie. | One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wellpaper and Murels Custom Draperies C.LL, Paints end Varnishes has ties with the north in two| brothers, Wilfred and Eddie and sisters Mrs. Eveline Hayes and Ruby Beauchamp. Mr. Beauchamp has a stand- ing offer from the Whitney Township officials to come back as clerk - treasurer and a let- ter from his commanding of- ficer in the Light Infantry ad- vising him he can write his own ticket should he wish to Benjamin Moore Peints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St, $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 Swedish Switch In Driving To Right To Cost $154 Million If a Stockholm driver gets into the wrong lane, he may find himself suddenly in the suburbs instead of the city cen- tre. To help eliminate mistakes, the government-appointed trai- fic commission will distribute posters and brochures through- out the country during the switch, The coomission also will launch a massive propaganda campaign through movies, tele- vision and radio several months before H-Day, as the day of the changeover is known. sy R When you turn21 you're no longer cov- ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance, To keep insured, you must take out indi- vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commis- sion. \ ess return to Charlie Company. BINGO the Township of Whitney and served in that capacity until 1952 when he became clerk- treasurer of the township. After 10 years of service to Whitney Township Mr, Beau- champ, at the request of the late Bolton Falby took the position of Assistant clerk- treasurer in Ajax shortly after Mr. Falby suffered a coronary attack. Mr. Beauchamp resumed du- ties as clerk - treasurer of Ajax when word of the death of Mr. Falby reached the town on July 13. He was officially appointed by the Town Council n Aug, 8. from Dundas for one block|, Mr. Beauchamp also serves et the Coloumbus Club 133 Brock St. N. WHITBY EVERY TUES. NIGHT Doors Open at 7 P.M. Bingo Starts at 8 P.M. SHARP Admission 30¢ No Children Under 16 years of age please. OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE | 251 King St. E., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7-- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 5 or More Pictures cluded 13 drownings, one fire|trol during a high-speed police| With a car near Sarnia; death and four deaths in other mishaps. chase in Orillia; Bruce Lepage, 17, of Sudbury Kenneth Robert Jewell, 21, of|in hospital of injuries received a car-truck collision nine miles} 5), d Dundas St. W. from Brock|the town as secretary - treas- |north of Brampton. Kenneth Heywood, 19, of Sud-) Ontario reported 28 fatalities, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., in a mo-|in_ a car-motorcycle collision) bury, in a motorcycle-car colli-| with traffic accidents account-| ing for 25 including six motor-) cycle deaths. Two persons were drowned and one died in a fire. Quebec had 16 traffic deaths --six in a five vehicle crash near St. Pascal, Que. -- three drownings and one person who suffocated. Two persons died in traffic accidents in each of Saskatche- wan and Alberta. There were three such fatalities in British Columbia, where one man also was killed when: he jumped from a moving train and. two were overcome by fumes in a well. Manitoba had one death and one drowning Nova Scotia counted five drownings and three road deaths. New Brunswick had five} traffic fatalities and one drown-! ing and Newfoundland three traffic deaths and one drowning. | Prince Edward Island was fa-| tality-free. The survey does not include| traffic |a car while crossing a street, torcycle accident in Sault Ste.| Friday ge ae ' Marie; Ronald F, athers, 30, a Benoit Croteau, 18, of Char-|North Bay area farmer, when tierville, Que., drowned in Big| his truck went out of control Wiliam Maxell Rowiaad, s2,{about 20, aulies verte of of Inwood, and Clayton Sutton,! North Bay. 20, of Owen Sound, when their} Norman George Anger, 24, ear went out of control and|and Jane Kathleen Banwell, 19, struck a tree at Ridgeway; | both of Windsor, when their mo- SATURDAY torcycle collided with a car in Ss downtown Windsor. Gordon Hadfield, 21, of Au-| Alex Neilson, 71, when a fire a and el sage ag 18, destroyed his house three miles of Newmarket, when their car| west of Port Hope: struck a freight train while they Paul Lewis Welle, 13, of Tor- were being chased by police) onto, when the car in which he near Newmarket; : jhad hitched a ride skidded off Mon pew = of Sg a road along the Lake. Simcoe alls, Ont., when his car hit a) shore near Keswick; paral the outskirts of Niag-! Dr, Sandford F. Goodchild, 63, a 5; = . northwest of| |sion in Sudbury. | DRIVERS GET PINCHED | LONDON (CP)--More British) motorists were jailed and) |banned from driving in 1965) }than ever before; 5,311 went to |prison. Motoring offences now! account for 64.9 of all convic-| tions in English and Welsh} courts and Parliament has been} urged to found a traffic corps so as to free police to fight | crime, WATER COSTS MONEY | Hong Kong bought 10,000,000,- | 000 gallons of water from Com-} munist China for $1,800,000 in| nine months ending June 30, 1966. Mrs. Anne Silver, 75, of Tor- onto, in hospital of injuries re- ceived when she was struck by in Toronto; | John Gormon, 23-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Gor-| mon of Sarnia Township, in al BROCK WHITBY BEGINS 9:05 Now Playing -- One Complete Program Each Evening at 7:30 THE GREATEST WOMAN'S HEART-DRAMA OF ALL! BM ModomeX ovine SOHN FORSYTHE | A ROSS HUNTER Production LANA TURNER or® | SH THURS., FRI., SAT., $ \KEIR DULLEA ss cr,. | AA AAARAAAAARARRARARARAMER AAO, Also Second Feature Attraction -- Begins 7:30 "THE LIVELY SET" In. 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