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AJAX AND DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative Phone Ajax 426 AJAX PEE W The Ajax Pee Wee Baseball elib has- been playing a series of games with the Oshawa All- Stars Very evenly matched the Ajax team lost. the series by EES LOSE SERIES WITH OSHAWA one run. These are the Ajax boys and their coach: Back row, L to R., Bob Boyd, Bill Meek, Garry Hill, Wayne Daniels, Mur- ray Bruce, Jack MacKay, coach; Front, L to R., John MacKay. Jim Shearer, Paul Murray, Bill Tripp, John Ellis and E. Mur- ray, bat boy. 'Photo by John Mills. BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT Representative--Donald Hendry, 77 Ontario St., Phone 881 Bind All Parties To Keep Peace BOWMANVLLE -- A charge of assault against Nick Bartko, laid by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Barko, who are cousins living in Newtonville fn Bartko's house, led to some merry allegations on the part of the chargers and charged in Bow- manville Police Court yesterday. Bartko was alleged to have bitten Mrs. Annie Barko on the arm causing her great ignomihy and sore pain. Bartko was also alleged to have pursued Mr. Barko about his house with a knife and axe threatening to "kill body". Somewhere along the course of the scuffle the accused Bartko managed to acquire som mystr- ious wounds himslf, possibly in- flicted by the knife he was said to have wielded against the other man. + Along about the centre of this melee both men were burned by a pot of boiling water or coffee which Barko said fell 'from the disarm the accused. Bartko denied having attacked either party with any weapon, but promptly peeled off his shirt to show the court his own wounds. This demonstration prompted Magistrate Gee to remark, "Keep your shirt on!" The tangled evid- ence continued for over an hour, with no one finding out any further actualities concerning the case. They were supposedly drinking before the donneybrook. The only concrete submission was the fact that Bartko had been trying for some time to oust the other couple who had shared his farmhouse 'for several months, and that this might have fomented the brawl. | Magistrate Gee insturcted all parties concerned to be bonded to the peace and told the Barko couple to pick up their furniture and move to more peacable sur- roundings. Bartko was instructed stove while they were scuffling behind the stove in an attempt to to have no further dealings with the pair. | Bond Youths 'Over To Keep The Peace BOWMANVILLE -- Five youths appeared Court yesterday to answer charges of creating a disturbance. Ted Zralco, 17, Ivan Wright, 17, Gordon Horner, 17. Ralph Sargent- son. 16, and Stan Cornish, 18, plead- ed guilty to the charge. which re- sulted following an after dance melen at McKinley's Restaurant in| Bethany. in Bowmanville Police | Several of the youths had been drinking. Court asked that the lads be bonded to the peace, and instruct- ed them to stay out of one an- other's company. It was remark- involved in similar arguments on several occasions. Ask Cleanup Liquor Sales At Pontypool BOWMANVILLE --Ted Zralco. one of the youths appearing on Slot Machine Confiscated By Police BOWMANVILLE Provincial and Town Constables, armed with pockets full of nickels hit the jack- pot this week at the West Beach, as they confiscated a smaller brother of the infamous "one-arm- ed bandit". The tiny slot machine was dis- covered in the West Beach Dance Pavilion owned by Charles Severs, who was charged with Keeping a common gaming house, found guil- ty and fined $25 plus costs. | Some $10 found in the machine was turned over to the Salvation {Army at Mr. Sever"s request, and the Constables got back their pool- ed $1.35 worth of nickels to redis- tribute among themselves. Union Team 'Beat Accounts Payable Team BOWMANVILLE -- In a special | softball exhibition played last night here, Bowmanville Local 397 down- {ed General Motors Accounts Pay- lable 12 to 7. | © The win was due in part to the |steMar mound workings of ace {hurler Larry Chant, who held the {GMC to sevem hits. Also figuring | {ed that the same group had been |, ominently was the tight fielding | of the Union squad. For the Accounts Payable it was Gallagher, Wallis, and Foote wield- | tified that young Zralco had been |found slumped across the wheel | of his father's vehicle in Ponty- ol. Services At Gospel Centre Ajax Village AJAX The . morning - Bible School and preaching service was well attended in spite of wet weath- er Sunday morning. There still is room for many more in the spa- 'cious auditorium of the Ajax Gos- pel Centre, for these old-fashioned family services Sunday mornings. Bible-study classes are held for all ages at 10.15 a.m., merging at 11.05 into the breaching service for all the family. In the absence of the pastor, Rev. R. D. Campbell, who was attending a missionary board meet- ing of World Missions in New York state, - his son, Ken Campbell preached at both the morning ahd evening services. "The fear of death, and how to overcome it,"" was the subject of the message preached at the 7 .m. evangelistic service. Miss arion Smith of Pickering was the visiting pianist for both the evangelistic service and the 9 p.m. songtime program. An enthusiastic crowd of young people were present for "Song- | tyme' the after-church youth pro- | gram, Sunday night. Special music was provided by a ladies duet from the Oshawa Ukrainian Baptist Church. The challenging Christian sound film, "The Flickering Flame" was shown to the appreciative gather- ing. All young people from Ajax and district are urged to attend these Sunday night youth meetings, each week featuring special music and gospel sound films. Ajax Ladies Eliminate Bowmanville AJAX -- (Times-Gazette Staff Reporter) -- Ajax Ladies Softball team eliminated Bowmanville cad- illacs in the fifth game of a best of five series, in the first round of the playoffs in the Ladies Lake- shore League. Ajax now meet Bowmanville Coal Dusters in a best of five series : starting Thursday, July 29 at Ajax 8 p.m. The final game here last even- ing was a contest all the way until the ninth when, with Ajax at ba' with two out and the score 12-9 for Ajax, the roof fell in on Bow- manville and eleven more runs were scored before the side Yio | | retired with a final score of 23-10. B. Spencer scored a home run in| the 9th. | TEAMS LINE UP AJAX- M. Waizman, cf; F.| McLeish, 3b; J. Shearer, rf; N. Campbell, ¢; S. Ronald, 3b; L. Hill, ss; K. Shearer, 2b; G. Camp- bell, p. BOWMANVILLE CADILLACS -- | B. Goddard, c¢; L. Caverley, ss; 'J.. Craig, p; G. Craig, 'lb: B., Spencer, 3b; W. Bates, 2b; R.| Bragg, cf; D. Richards, rf. | a {ing the heavy stick, and account- ing for the best part of thes Mo- | tor's showing. | LINEUPS i LOCAL 397 -- Stainton, If: Mas- | | ters, 2b; Chant, p; Falls, 1b; Little, | |e; Dadson, cf; Moorecraft, rf; Mo- | hun, ss; Chant, 3b. GMC -- Parker, cf; Cornish. €s: Wallis, 1b; Gallagher, 2b; Smegal, If; Johnston, p; Lane, 3b; Foote, c; Darvson, rf. BOX SCORE PO Zralco's father said the boy had GM | obtained the liquor from a -boot- | legger in Pontypool and asked that something be done to clear up the |illegal sale of liquor in that area. Zralco was in the news as the | person who had fired the freak shot from his .22 rifle that accidently killed a young Millhrook man last Police stated that the youth= had | charges of disturbing the peace. month. been involved in a fracas at a dance hall. and had continued the | fight in the restaurant, along with | cursing and yelling. was also convicted of driving while his ability was impaired, and fined $50 plus costs. Provincial Police Constables tes- The expression "water off barbs on a duck's feather. hooks to help form a waterproof surface that . si The first recorded | natural gas | well ~ as drilled at Fredonia, N.Y, 'in 1821, o duck's back" recalls the function of the Individual barbs are locked together by finy sheds water like a raincoat » CARLING'S THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO --MONTREAL--TORONTO--TECUMSEH BRESLIN'S| FINAL CLEARANCE OF ~ DRESSES STARTS THURSDAY at WHITBY and BOWMANVILLE (OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.) 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