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: HAMPTON : THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, April 17, )953 B 4 } -- : SELLA RRR -- SUE A - ey game at Maple Leaf Gardens, membership in ou {on Saturday night. iG. Empey.' ur Church WW Rav. M. HORN | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman,' Flu, chicken- an Correspondent Toronto, spent Good Friday with still Turking ox 2nd ics re New School Plans L) Given Approval HAMPTON -- Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Macnab. Many adults and children are vie- !E. Billett visited friends and rela-'! Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Knapp, tims of one or the other. AJAX (Times - Gazette Staff Re- structures and will be a school the [tives at Springford and St. Catha- Howard Knapp, and Walter Kronz,| Little Mary Jean Billett had her porter)--The Ajax Public School children and taxpayers will be rines during the Easter weekend. {Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. Percy [tonsils removed at the Bowman- Trustees met with the school archi- | proud of. | Mrs. May Johns, Long Sault, Davidson, Zion; Mr. and Mrs. Mor- |ville Hospital on Monday. tects and have given approval to| The exterior lay-out is designed Spent a couple of days with rela- Tis Cochrane, Oshawa: Mr. and| Sorry to report Mrs. Bert Hos- the plans for the new 16-room jun- to give the utmost convenience, tives and friends in the village | Mrs. Percy Westlake and family, kins is ill with pneumonia. for school. The plans were approv- the kindergarten is planned to 18st week. |Solina, were visitors at Tom West-| The weather has been colder the ed last week by the Department give these youngsters a separate Mr. and Mrs. Clemence, Oshawa, |12Kke 5. past few days with high winds. of Education and the way is now play space and will have a sepa- |were recent visitors with Mrs, E., Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens visit- clear to prepare estimates and rate entrance.Office and storage |H. Cole, who has been ill. fed friends at Tyrone on Wednesday. working drawings. space and auxiliary rooms are| Misses Darlene and Cathie Hall! Miss Nancy Johns returned to spent a few days with their grand- HOLDUP AT DRIVEIN her teaching duties in Toronto, and HAMILTON (CP)--A drive-in £ The Ajax Fire Department was Johnny on the Spot with this fire. A little later would have meant a serious fire. The saw mill in the background was sur- rounded with sawdust and shav- PROMPT ACTION QUELLS WOOD YARD FIRE ings, and a stiff east wind was ready to carry the flames. --Photo by John Mills. 'Coronation Plans Finalized At Ajax AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Reporter) -- The steering com- mittee, planning Coronation festivi- ties, met last evening to finalize their budget and to iron out a few difficultesi. A meeting of the whole com- mittee is called for Wednesday evening, April 22, at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Board Room. Committee members will be notified by mail. It is hoped that all organizations will have their representative pre- sent to develop present plans in detail. Arrangements have been made with CMHC to have the boulevard, east of the shopping centre park- ing lot, landscaped and a tree planting ceremony will shortly take | place with all the school children A commemorative tablet will be erected and unveiled on Corona- tion Day. Red maples have been chosen and one representing each of the four schools will be planted. The Women's Institute of Ajax will donate two red maples to be planted at the North Junior School also in commemoration of the Coronation. PLAN ESSAY CONTEST Entry blanks for the Coronation Essay Contest will be distributed early next week and also Ajax Josie are invited to submit poems 'with a Coronation theme. Entry blanks for this contest will be ready at the same time, this co test is open to everyone. Poem must be original and the work of Quell Blaze In Lumber Yard AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re- porter) -- Prompt action by .the |; Ajax Fire Department, directed by Fire Chief Winters and Deputy Chief J. Jennings, prevented a serious fire at Zeller's Contracting millwork yard, at 6.45 p.m. last evening. Several piles of lumber were on fire and fanned by a stiff east wind and only the speedy arrival of the firemen prevented the flames from reaching the saw mill and planing mill where piles - of sawdust and shavings would have provided ready feed for a fast burning conflagration. Willing helpers assisted in tear- ing down the piles of lumber as firemen poured water on the burn- ing plank. It is presumed that fire was started in grass at the roadside, probably by a cigarette butt. Doug Jones of a nearby Gen- eral Motors Warehouse, turned in the alarm when he noticed smoke tising in the piles of lumber. Bartender Identifies Guns In Holdun Killing § BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--A barten- er said Thursday that two guns and some jewelry, later identified with the holdup-killing of a Buf- falo jeweller, were given to him by the Hurd murder case defendants. The bartender, Thomas Willi=ms 34, is a prosecution witness at the fir: -d-oree murder 'rial of Maur ice O'Dell, 27, and Walter F. Grif- fen. 26. both of Hamilton, Ont. The two Canadians are on trial in state Surveme Court on first-| de~ree murder charges in the a~a'h of Do»~'d F. Hurd last Dec. | 9. W1l'~ns said O'Dell, Griffen and Ral!~h Grubisich,® 30, of Hamilton | an" 'Vndser, On'. who 4lsn was | inc' 'ed but has not been found, lef "2 ounc and jewelrv with him the night after Hurd's jewelrv store > He said they threat- | his fam'ly if he failed to co- wr alae ener' operate. IT. 0. AWA CRIME (Continued from Page 3) itin~ Pickering village about mid- night on Monday week declared the he had heen shot and was looking for a doctor. After careful examination, it was found that he was only half-shot, but had been padly thumped in some bar-room fracas." + A neighboring column had this item: "The WCTU and Boys' Bri- gade of Bowmanville are consid- ering the advisability of establish- ng club rooms for young men, with an aim to providing attrac- dve resorts for those who might s0ssibly spend their evenings in places of temptation." It would appear that some such easures were needed in those jays. The 'good old days, they nave been called. WANTED: AN OX TORONTO (CP)--Suburban York ownship is looking for a Corona- don ox. The ox is to be barbecued ts the climax of the township's 15,000 Coronation celebrations June 2. which will include dancing sround & maypole. the entrant. Cash prizes will be awarded on a first, second, third basis. Chief Constable Traves will be in charge of the track and field events which will be featured in the afternoon of Coronation Day. Trophies will be awarded the win- ning contestants. Mr. Traves has an impressive SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT A soft ball tournament is also scheduled for the afternoon with finals under floodlights. A hand- some trophy will be awarded the winning team. It is hoped this trophy will be competed for each year at a contemplated annual sports day. A 200-voice choir of Ajax school pupils is being trained by Mrs. | Fisher, music supervisor, in pre- { paration for their part in the civic | commemoration. | At the moment it is uncertain ! whether the employers of Ajax will | give their personnel a holiday on {June 2 but the matter will be dis- athletic record and is keenly in-|cussed at the next industrial As- terested in this type of activity, and is eager, to encourage the youngsters io} indulge more freely | sociation meeting. A holiday for | everyone is important if the events Planned are to be enjoyed to the ull. for yourself! 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Plans. for the four-room addition to the North Junior School have ed, m: 20 in all to be built this PRACTICE ECONOMY The new junlor 'schoel will be on the same site as the existing cent and Parry Road, every econo- my compatible with a serviceable and efficient school has been ef- | | | | the estimates are received laid out adjacent to the auditor- ject will fol- ium which will perform a useful or tenders will | function apart from its use by the | led their son, Douglas, and Mrs. school. It may be used by the Home sud School issoc] ation for gs and other grou i find it convenient also. Eroups wil Heating will be hot water radia- tion and the boilers will be oil fired. SEPARATE HEATING UNIT The -four-room addition to the temporary school at King's Cres-| North Junior Sehool will be built at the north of the existing school and a separate heating unit using hot water radiation and an oil fired fected, yet its exterior appearance | furnace. will blend in well with neighboring Heating troubles in the 10-room |mother, Mrs. Hall, at Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Caverly visit- Caverly, at Bowmanville, and also his aunt, Mrs. Clifford Caverly. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mountjoy spent the weekend in Toronto visit- ing friends, and attended the hock- section will be eliminated when the north rooms is changed to the new furnace. The architects have promised to expedite the completion of work- ing drawings and the project will be under construction just as quick- ly as possible. load of heating the two existing | {ning Church service, and a baptis- Donald White to his school at In- dian River, near Peterborough, and Miss Eunice Wilson, Nestleton, to her Hampton pupils. Owing to so much illness among the children the attendance at Sehoot has been much smaller of ate. The attendance at the Sunday Church service was small. Sacra- ment was administred at the eve- mal and reception service was held when the family of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vand-de-Velde -- seven members -- were baptized and the parents and three older members of the family were received into restaurant at Clappison's Corner was robbed of $600 Thursday night, Police said a man entered through the rear window and took the cash from an open safe in the office of Stan's Lunch. BRONCHIAL COUGH Are you kept awake by a nerve-racking bronchial cough? 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