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T Classif All Ot 85--! jo was possible, # the application read, wherein the On Sund uropean r accor Fi T By PARIS the Ne nization osing se! witho expant tion in al fel: But tl ue w are embers Sov! ommu The Mi .1awa Drive-In -- Box office] oo tion Indicat oud 1 Brock (Whitby) -- "It's Always r EIQ] Marks -- 1 '"Gunsmoke" 2.40, 5.45, 8.50. PICKERING BEACH Ratepayers Association Adopts New Constitution And Bylaws | DOROTHY M. REIS Correspondent PICKERING BEACH -- The meeting of the ratepayers g Pick- ering Beach was held on Wednes-|p day evening, School. The president, Hans Kraupa, opened the meeting, and commented on the favorable num- ber of members present. For business reasons the secre- tary was unable to attend. At the. suggestion of the members Mrs. in Paradise Public] Dianne Kraupa recorded the min- antes of the meeting. Following the presentation of the treasurer's report by Mrs. Campbell, Lakeview blvd., it was decided. to accept membershi; dues on an annual bacis of $3 per member or 25 cents per| month in order that there would always be a workable capital on! hand. CONTRACT READ The president read the contract as presented by the school board, requiring a rental fee for the use of the school, and the regulations governing the use of the building. Harold Taylor asked how this considering it was decided to build the school with| the object of having it serve the dual purpose of a much-needed! schoo! and a community centre for the residents of the district. There were many comments made by the members to this effect. Mrs. F. Barber said that she thought that a member of the school board should have been in- vited to attend the meeting and give an opportunity to explain the reasons for this change in po- licy. In reply, the presidert had asked to have one or all their members present. Ther: no representation of] the sch sol board present. A motion was made by Mr. E. r that a representation of tepayers association attend| next school board meeting and request an official explanation s0 there can be no possibility of misunderstandings in the future, board j Tne motion was seconded by Mrs. } 3 Re with the unanimous support of the members. REPORT ON MEETING A report was then given,as to the results of the committee at. tending the last township council meeting, in Brougham. Mr, Kraups reported that they had been sured that the Pickering| Beach Road was included in this| vear's program for road building. The extent of improving will ne- THEATRE GUIDE "Carousel" (Cinema- Scope 55 and Color). Shown Daily at 1.45, 4.20, 6.50, 9.20. Last complete show at 9.00 p.m, and | Regent Plaza --- Abhot 'Meet Captain Kid" 71.00, 3.34, 6.18, 9.07, 'Lone Ranger" 2.10, 4.44, 7.28, 10.17. Last complete] show 8.52 p.m. | | opens at 8.00 "Khyber Patrol" 8.40 and 11.40, "Rage At Dawn" 10.00. Last complete show 10.00 p.m. Fair Weather" (CinemaScope | and Color). Evening shows 7-9) p.m. Safurday Matinee 1.30 p.m. | Ship That Died 'The Of Shame" 1.00, 4.00, 7.05, 10. 15, | DON'T BE SORRY DO BE SURE Look up the number and cessarily depend upon the grant given the township 4 the provin- cial department of highways, Un- til the funds are available the beach road will be maintained and Plesares for buileing by the use eavy gravel. As the paving depends entirely upon receipt of the grant, it was decided by the members that a let- ter be sent the provincial authori- ties. It was stressed that this be done to draw their attention to the great need of this road, by so many families, and not in an at- ititude of criticism. FIRE PROTECTION The outcome of enquires made concerning fire protection, were not encouraging. With the under- standing that there was a possi- bility of an agreement being reached, whereby Ajax fire equip- ment would be available in case of |need at the beach, following an agreement now being negotiated by the township with the Town of Ajax. As the township would be paying $1,000 ver year, for the services of a piece of equpment which cost the Town of Ajax $17,000 and be obliged to drive over our roads would be nothing short of a deliberate act of sabo- tage. It was decided that a letter of appreciation be sent the .township| council, for their ' co-operation with the ratepaver's association. A motion to this effect was made by Mrs. Florence Barber, seconded by Mrs. Russell Reid. ADOPT BYLAWS The Chairman read the by-| laws| governing the Ajax Ratepayer's Association. After due considera- tion, the by-laws and aims of the ratepayer's association of Picker- ing Beach were moved adonfed by Mr. Campbell, seconded: by Mr. A. Rancier. The charter will be] Worried | about Bills ? applied for immediately, "wd Mrs. A. Rancier presented the estimates, 2s received from the| township, for the building of Beachview and North Popular |avenues and Park road. After a |lengthy discussion it was decided, by popular vote, that it was a question which should be investi- gated most fully, by the commit- tee. Mr. H. Taylor made a mo- tion authorizing the Committee to examine all possible solutions and their attendant costs. A. Ran- cier seconded this motion, which was passed with the wholehearted support of the members. Mr. Kraupa brought to the at- tention of the members the possi- bility of the occasion aris- ing whereby it would be impos- sible for all three members of the executive to attend the monih- ly meetings or form delegations Tn consideration of his many those of communities much larg- |CEDAR CREEK | Cagh residence at the Beach and er than ours. 5 knowledge and know-how as a| In spite of the fact that pubic realtor of the district, Stanley| utilities are not supplied, the| Mann was asked to serve in an/beach has all city conveniences advisory capacity. Mr. Mann ex-|and many comforts not availab! le| pressed his admiration and sup-| elsewhere. It was agreed that the| port of the community spirit|improvements accomplished were which was the motivating force|only outdone by plans for better behind the Ratepayer's Associa-|things in the future. tion, This same community spirit was expressed by a number of the members when they voiced their resentment toward anyone who might retain the out-moded con- ception that Pickering Beach is] comprised of a transient or sum-| mer population. Amid cheers and] much handelapping, Mr. Taylor | said that any property-owners at the beach was perfectly justified in feeling proud of his home. He! pointed out that our taxes exceed ! NOW 2 All Color Pictures MOTION PICTURE SCREEN! NAME VICE FRESIDENT Harold Taylor was elected, animously, to the office of ice-| president. Mr. Taylor thanked the| members, not only for their ex- pression of confidence in him, but especially for giving him the opportunity of serving the com- munity. un- SATURDAY NITE! Come to the DANCE at the Club Dance | sat. ITE | Y.W.C.A. DANCING TO TED.KOSS ORCHESTRA | Over Twenty | NEw POLISH HALL 168 Eldon Avenue Music by MITCHELL ZALESKI'S Orchestra Dancing 8:30 to 12 Wer New! IN WARNERCOLOR - This outstanding about ADMISSION: 75¢ -- STUD ADV. SALE AT HENDERSON SEE IT NOW CANADIAN CULTURE CIRCLE PRESENTS "ADVENTURE TRIP TO INDIA" One of the most sensational films ever made At the CENTRAL COLLEGIATE, Simcoe St. S. MON., MAY 7th at8.15 p.m. ELAR [2 bt SERRE ME BEneen (7) ------ EXTRA --/-- ! Reet Captain Kid Rat Coren) SCO -- HEY a Na" WIN A "LONE RANGER" GUN AND HOLSTER SAT- URDAY from our stage, courtesy S. S. Kresge Co. Ltd., headquarters for all Lone Ranger equipment. SATURDAY BOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 -- SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. color sound film India. ENTS AND CHILDREN 40c¢ 'S BOOK STORE, King St. E. | boys of Pickering THE GET-TOGETHER CLUB Is Sorry To Announce That There Will Be NO DANCE THIS SAT. "Get" Continues Sot. May 12 Gostello | A | Breaks Bones In His Foot G. KILPATRICK Correspondent CEDAR CREEK -- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith and girls of Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Savage and| Mr. 'and Mrs. Peter Rummia of Altona and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blain and Doug of Manchester were last Sunday visi- tors of Mr and Mrs, John Green- wood and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blain. Stan Norrish of Bowmanville, who is taking the place of Clare Kevil of Claremount as the region- al supervisor of the 51st Ground Observer Corps with headquarters at Barrie, called on John Green- |wood last week. Mrs. Guy Martin of and . Mr, and Mrs Mp. and 'Cooksville The THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE, Friday, May 4, 1056 19 day afternoon, We wish her a Lorne Phare of Tyrone were lastispeedy recovery. Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Kil:| Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. patrick and George. | George Parm who were married Joe Mosienko broke the bones in|in Lindsay on Saturday evening. one of his feet on Wednesday after- {They will reside in Oshawa. noon. |" Mr, and Mrs, Norman Birkett We are sorry to hear that Mrs. {and boys of Raglan were Sunday Garnte Cochrane was taken to|supper guests of the Spencer fam- Oshawa General Hospital on Fri-lily. CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE 40X OFFIC OPENS RANDOLPH, SCOTT RAGE @/DAWN eo [¥ecHnicoLOR] ORS] TOKE MLK POWERS) iL REGULAR UAWA VAWA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT 8 P.M. 44 BOND STREET EAST Make a Date 20 Games 25¢ Not Mr.Peake! Mr. Peake*was off work for a few months last year, It wasn't his fault and he is now working steadily again at a good salary. But while he was out of work bls iled up and he was con- ly worried ii to meet - most pressing obligations and stall the others. 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