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RJAX AND DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 Keen Race Expected In Most Ajax Groups AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re-|as Veitch, Owen Ashley, R ay prove or disapprove the issuance porter) -- A sufficient number of | Henshaw, Kenneth Johnston, Har- of debentures in the amount of candidates for the forthcoming |old Sibeon. | $560,000 to pay for a water pump- election have qualified to make it| Four candidates have qualified |ing station, ; a contest in all offices with the|for three seats on the public| A further two questions con- exception of the mayor's and school board. They are: David J. [cern a community centre, the deputy-reeve seats. | Reid, Jack Hope-Brown, Edward | COst is estimated at $125,000. Vot- Mayor Kenneth Smith was ac-|Legros and John Jackson. The ers will have the opportunity to claimed for a second term and |first three are members of the | vote for or against. . Councillor William Laycock is the|present board. | Interest in the election is pas- new deputy-reeve by acclama-| Six candidates are in the run.|SVe at Se moment, but is ex- tion replacing Roger Conant who ping for the two seats on the new pected A tampaign wi Arouse refused a third term. [Heo Commission. Aja. pur. Ire interes as the candidates Two are in the running for the chased the local system this year voles : reeve's seat. Mrs. Mary Reid, a and it has been administered by ih : : 3 tail mmary of ques- councillor in 1956, is opposing|a committee of council. a detsy ed Sum ary be Jer: Reeve John Mills who is in the| ; ; The six qualifying are: Roger |jated relating to the water pump- running for a third term as reeve Conant, former deputy - reeve;|ing station. and his seventh year in munici-| David Wordley, Edmund Steer, | pal government. {Gordon J. White, Leon Dunning centre will also provide a supply Nine candidates have qualified |and Delbert Devolin, The mayor of information for the guidance for council with six to be elected. [will be the third man on the sf (he electorate. Three are sitting councillors.| commission. | On December 5, the Ajax They are William Parish, R. D.| In addition to the elections, Chamber of Commerce will con- Thompson, Ben J. Severs. |electors, qualified to vote on|duct a candidates' evening in Of the newcomers, only one, money by-laws, will be asked to|Parkside School to which all can- Patrick Sheehan, has had council [vote for or against a new water didates will be invited, and given experience, The others are Thom-|pumping station and if they ap-'an opportunity to speak, Village Council Council Has 4 Seats Open Meet Set | For Tonight | Staff PICKERING--(Times - Gazette] The volunteer fire brigade has Staff Reporter) -- Seven candi- already earned this year the tidy dates are in the running for four gam o i A vi i agree. $ ickering Villz lent to pro y e : Seats RE, i id age Pickering fire area of Pickering| AJAX (Times-Gazette, Proponents of the community | given an acclamation for the fourth time. He has also served six years on the Board of Trust- ees, when Pickering was a Police Village. Candidates for council are, J. H. Purvis, Gordon Bray, R. A. Watson, Ronald Hall, Albert Reeve, E. Swerdfiger, T. A. Gib- * son. The first three are sitting councillors. Last year the reeve and council received an acclama- tion. Kenneth Cooper, a 1956 councillor, has dropped out ef the contest. On Wednesday evening there will be a meeting in the Commun- ity Hall when candidates will speak on municipal matters. On nomination night Reeve Cyril Morley paid a special trib- ute to the Pickering Fire Bri- gade. Mr. Morley spoke of the old equipment which had been replaced by a new fire engine. public library to the old fire hall. |plan, it will The new equipment is up-to-date; and has all the safety factors | to save persons and property. council | Monday will be Township, which more than cov-| Reporter) -- The town |ers the annual cost of retiring | meeting postponed from the debenture issue. | 3 | Reeve Morley said no other Decause of nominations organization gives its service free held tonight, Wednesday. land also earns money to pay for| At this meeting, the eqipinent, In addition ihe fife. plan of Ajax, approved | men ave iven y cash to- M : wards DS extra equipment Ajax Planning Board and the for the new engine Metro Planning consultant will be The reeve also paid a special submitted to the council for its tribute to the leadership of Fire approval. Chief Bob Scott and Deputy- : x4 Chief Vern Disney, for their en-| Any of the interested citizens of |thusiasm in training the force in|Ajax should attend the meeting, | handling the new equipment and | pecause the official plan will have Lig their whole-hearted 4, reaching effect on the future | "Reeve Morley also advocated | development of the town. |some thought be given to the Ideas in the plan are projected erection of a new building to far into the future. Many months house the public works equip- of discussions and considerable ment and the fire fighting equip- thought has gone into its prepara- | ment at the rear of the commun- tion [ity hall and the moving of the| When council has approved the o before the Muni- The vacating of the present li- cipal Board for its approval be-| brary would provide quarters for fore its provisions can be put into the village clerk. | effect. | official by the BOWMANVILLE AND DISTRICT Representative -- Paddy Quinton, 29 Temperance St. -- MA 3-3729 Bruins, Hawks Play To Tie In Bowmanville Puck Loop BOWMANVILLE -- In the first the previously undefeated Tigers place one point behind the league] game of the Pee Wee Minor Hock- ey League, the Bruins and Hawks played to a 2-2 tie to keep their| undefeated string at four games each. | The tie left both teams tied for first place with three wins and a tie each. Alex Wiseman opened | the scoring in the first period for | | the Hawks. David Allison (Gibson |(1? and Rickard) and Terry Black put the Bruins into a 2-1 lead early in| the final period only to have Wise- man (Oke) tie the game up at the 19:00 minute mark. The Hawks collected all the penalties of the game, Paul Mutton (slash- ing) and Leigh Sommerscales (10 min. misconduct), In the second game the Cana- dians came from behind a 2-0 score to tie the Rangers 2-2 to hold onto their fourth place stand- ing in the league. David Kerr (Bryant) and Ronnie Bryant (Kerr) scored for the Rangers in the first period. Blaine Pickard (John Terhune) and David Stan- ton scored for the Canadians in the final period. Dan Hughes (holding) and David Stanton (trip- ping) of the Canadians picked up the only penalties of the game. In the third and final Pee Wee game of the morning the Leafs scored two goals in the final period to break a 2-2 tie and de- feat the Red Wings 4-2. Ray Crombie (2), Robert Blackburn and Tom Stacey (Dickens) ac- counted for the Leafs goals. Jon| Hancock (Willeams) and David Werry scored for the Red Wings Ray Crombie (tripping) and Mickey Dickens (roughing) of the Leafs picked up the only penalties of the game. BANTAM LEAGUE In the first game of the Bantam League the Lions defeated the Pirates 5-1 to move into a first place tie in the league standings. Don Bagnell (2) Allin Cole (2) and Il Osborne shared the scoring honors for the Lions. Bill Osbornc and Bill Barton also picked up as- sists for the Lions. Lee Rackham (Bob Richards) scored the lone Pirate goal in the first period. Bill Osborne (high sticking) picked up the lone Lions penalty of the game. Ben Thompson (interfer ence) and Gary McCullough (charging and 10 min. misconduct) accotinted for the Pirates penal- ties. In the second Bantam game of the morning the Braves defeated FOR MISSED PAPERS IN BOWMANVILLE Phone MA 3-5561 If you have not received your Times - Gazette by 7 p.m., call KING TAXI All calls must be placed before 7:30 p.m. by a 5-1 score to move into a first Jieading Barons. game of the atom] place tle with the Lions. Gerold 1eague the Bears chalked up their | Balson (3), Paul Gearing and Bob | first win of the season by defeat- | Burgess scored for the Braves.|ing the Rams 3-1 and moved into Laird Wilton of the Braves picked | a third place tie with the Hornets. | up two assists. Irving Gill scored | Ralph Cole (2) and Bill Buday| the Tigers only goal early in the| (Steven Burns) scored for the | first period. Jim VanderSchaaf| Bears. Billy Cobban picked up an min. misconduct) picked up| assist on one of Cole's goals. Irwin | the only penalty of the game. Colwell (George Moore) scored In the third and final Bantam for the Rams late in the first! game of the morning the Huskies | period, defeated the last place Cubs 2-1 to yames scheduled for this Satur- move into fourth place in the |day are as follows: | league standings. Brenton Hughes I accounted for both the Huskies BANTAMS goals with Brian Hughes assisting| 7:00 a.m. Braves vs Tigers on one of them. Wayne Thertell| 7:45 a.m. Huskies vs Cubs scored the only Cubs goal early in| 8:40 a.m. Lions vs Pirates the final period. Bill Bickle (trip- PEE WEES | ing) of the Cubs got the only| 9.25 am. Bruins vs Canadians | 10:20 a.m. Hawks vs Leafs i penalty of the game. 11:05 a.m. Wings vs Rangers ATOM LEAGUE n the first game of the Atom! Atom games scheduled for next League the Indians and Bisons | played to a 7-7 tie, to chalk up the highest scoring game in the history of the Atom league. David Kerr led the Indian scorers by| | chalking up six goals. Ron Hooper XIN TROUBLE? | (Morris Honeyman) accounted for | the other Indian goal. Pat Vinish | a 1 you suffer from kidney or bladder disorders, as he picked up four goals BUR] po wen er vethore contin pth 3 Mont¢ray are as follows: 5:00 p.m. Rams vs Indians 5:40 p.m. Hornets vs Bears was the big scorer for the Bisons two assists. John Hughes account-| Bet to th N ed for the other three Bison goals. Wet hes brew od Yeh 1.25 Ron Carter picked up an assist f on one of Vinish's goals. The tie| f game enabled the Indians to move | into sole possession of second! SATURDAY EXCURSIONS TORONTO LOW FARES EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INCL. DEC. 15) Tickets good going and returning same Saturday only. EXCURSION FARES FROM: $4.40 Bowmanville $1.75 2.70 1.35 2.50 1.10 Belleville - Oshawa - - Whitby - - Cobourg - Port Hope - FULL INFORMATION FROM AGENTS CANADIAN NATIONAL CANADIAN PACIFIC T-6-66 Township Nominations WHITBY NEWS Due Friday Evening BROUGHAM (Times-Gazette, will be a sure candidate for the Staff Reporter) -- Pickering |reeve's seat. A probable contest- Township nominations will take (ant for the Deputy reeveship will place at Brougham on Friday be Sherman Scott a township evening from 7 to 8 p.m, | councillor. John G. Gilchrist, 50, of 156 i ation i< that| Added interest in the election Bi ar Newman will is the fact that the council will |Brock street north, Whitby, who withdraw from municipal politics. be increased from four to six was found sleeping behind the Deputy Reeve William Lawson councillors. | wheel of a parked car by Whitby \town police, was yesterday con- Drop Option | 4 a. | victed of having care and control Ontario Making lof a car while intoxicated and . . On Hotel Site AJAX Times-Gazette Staff Re- | sentenced to seven days in jail by yy. B Eft rt j Big Lilo porter) -- The hotel concern in-| Tired Driver Is Jailed Week 60 Young Dutch People Meet Here In St. 'Bernard's School last Monday evening, a group of young Dutch people held a social evening, under the leadership of Father Woodel of Uxbridge. He gave a short instruction on court- ship and marriage. Over 60 young Dutch people at- tended. After the short Ilec- ture, entertainment was provided and it was followed by refresh- ments, Magistrate Frank S. Ebbs peo ee ce oy For Refugees PC Gerald Robinson testified he had found Gilchrist behind the hotel in Ajax on King's crescenti TORONTO (CP) -- The Ontario has dropped its option on the site. | government is toking all possible wheel of a car parked on the lot of a Whitby garage. "When I It is not likely that a hotel willlsteps io get Hungarian refugees be built in this woke him up his speech was thick and he staggered as he stepped time to come. t : Gilchrist said he had had two| town for some to the province and settled into|peers in a local hotel just jobs as fast as possible, Planning | previous to his arrest and that he| Minister Nickle said Tuesday. pe not intoxicated but "tired" | The province's attitude is "if| when the officer found him, | you want to come we'll take you," | MANCHESTER he told t bef tlini | EE {he old repor ers efore outlining { Robert James J ora instead of wa Start Rehearsal ling for refugees to be processed by -. Dies In U.S. other organizat'ons, will send its | Ch . own team of interviewers and or ristmas | 'highly qualified interpreters' in- 3 MANCHESTER Word was |t0 Austrian refugee camps. The Whitby Baptist Church Ex- received here on Thursday of the| In a telegraph to Immigration | plorers held their regular weekly | sudden passing of Robert James |Minister Pickeisgill he said ar-| meeting in the Sunday School i i l hall last Monday evening with a| Detroit. Bob was the son of rangements have been made to Vy Leslie James and the late |establish a reception centre in good attendance. The members| Mrs. James and at Manchester Toronto. There will be "medical | started rehearsal for their com- Station and spent his boyhood and nursing facilities and every |ing Christmas play and also here. giiort ol Ye made to iy tha started heir new San Work and : these New Canadians wi e ab-|tha study on 'New anadian | Hoy ay ee oi sorbed into our economy without Work." to atfend church on Sunday. oa deouty minister. T- A cl The leaders od like Fi the| Mrs. Alex Hewitt, Carnarvon, Ss deputy. ster, 1. A. U.imembers to make an effort to] SPORE the past week with her sis. | Tyrell, is in Ottawa conferring pe present next Monday, Dec. 3, ter, Mrs. A. Roach and family. {with Sminigration (Dificials and a|when a film will be shown' | Mrs. Gladys Archer is visiting |S p. Armstrong. agent-general in| _ i in Brampton with her daughter,| England, is in Austria, preparing day "we will bring these people Mrs. Brydon and family. a preliminary report expected Fri- over--all who want to come--and Mrs. Viola Schnapp, Buffalo, day. |we will see that they get a rea was with her sister and -brother,| Premier Frost promised Tues-'start in their new life." from the car," Robinson said. | WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY APPRECIATION WINNER Mrs. Dorothy Moore, Brock street north, was yesterday's ap- preciation day winner, winnin the largest amount yet in the weekly draw. With a 50 per cent coupon, she won $234, She also qualified for another $5 by being! able to name the merchants of the week, Strowger's Furniture. PLAN ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT The memory of St. Andrew, Scotland's patson saint, will, as in past years, be duly honored in Whitby on Friday evening of this week, November 30, when, under the auspices of the Women's Asso- ciation, a real old time Scotch concert and social will be held. | The program is under the direc- tion of Mrs. P. N. Spratt, and will include the bagpipes, Scotch dances, vocal and instrumental numbers breathing the spirit of] Auld Scotia, and other features. | The observance has been an in-| stitution in Whitby for many] 1| years. Mrs. Jo Bain and Earl Mitchell | lon the weekend. fon A ¢ owen Cie Tosptal wes nome. GPUIFEY NOSE 2 RASPY THROAT ? DE oor ok. Mr . 4 i wr Gler vere sis. HERE'S FASTER RELIEF! and Mrs. W. F. Crosier were Mrs S. Taylor and Brenda, Stouff- With IMPROVED! i NEW! WM : Improved UP+DOWN relief ! Menthol vapor ville; Mrs. Ethel Lawton, Saska- goes UP nose toon, and Mrs. Arthur Horn, | Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Midg- ley and Kim were supper guests |of Mr. and Mrs R. Steer on Sun- day. The Women's Association will meet at the home of Mrs. Clin- {ton Midgley on Thursday after- noon, December 6 at 230. Will the ladies kindly keep this date in mind, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dawson, Cough medication goes DOWN throat FOR MISSED PAPERS IN AJAX Phone AJAX 333 If you have mot received your Times-Gazette by 7 P.M., Call AJAX TAXI All calls must be placed before 7:30 P.M. Whitby, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Donnelly one dav last week. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, November 28, 199% § Plans for the naming of this year's Peter Perry Award winner have now been completed. Nom- inations for the award must be in the hands of the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce by Dec, 31 and the awara will be announced in January. Nomination forms will be placed in the three banks and the Whit- by post office, with envelopes ready for mailing to the secre- tary. They will be held unopened by ihe secretary until they are picked up by the chairman of the Plans Formulated For Perry Award The official nomination form, to be filed with the Chamber sec- retary when filled out, will short. ly appear in the banks and post office, It requires that the name of the sponsor and the hame of the candidate appear. Both must be residents of Whithy. It also requires that the names of service groups and other or- ganizations of which candidate is a member, be named. The most important section of the nomination form to be com- pleted states: "The shove named select committee d to judge who will receive the award. The presentation is to be made in January, probably by His Honor Judge John E. Pritchard, donor of the award. It has been suggested that a descendant of Peter Perry, for whom the award is named, be speaker at the din- ner when the award is made. Judging the nominations is a board of nine judges, all of whom are anonymous but they are ap- pointed by a special committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Incidentally, anonymous nomina- tions will not be considered by this panel and those acting as judges of the nominations are not eligible for the Peter Perry Award this year. A LATE MODEL TYPEWRITER Walmsley & Magill Phone RA 5-3506 OSHAWA 1 | did. is being sp the Peter Perry Award because of the following deed or deeds which have been performed over and above the ordinary line of duty for the greatest good, for the greatest number of people. in Whitby during the year 1956. To Pay Past Due Bills To Consolidate * Monthly Payments For Home Repairs For New Purchases For Any Emergency Try The Bellvue Way, on a Pay From Income Plan "A Bellvue Loan is as near as your phone" Come in Today BELLVUE FINANCE CORP. G. H. WILSON, Mgr. 29V4 Simcoe 5S. 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