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----E ~CGIT MEETING , making him eligible to enter the | district competition. His | be entered in the provincial com. | ' petition at the convention to be 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 26, 1959 AT BOWMANVILLE Advance Poll Liquor Vote BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --|more than 50 per cent support. Advance polls for the liquor ple-! Glenholme Hughes, president biscite were opened at the townlof the C ity Adva t hall today with Returning Officer| Association, acting as relator in R. Reynolds and his staff in|an appeal before Judge J. de charge. The ballots pose two|Navarre Kennedy, of Peterbor- questions for the electors. 1. Arelough, in a county court hearing you in favor of the sale of liquor|at Cobourg, was successful in fogr consumption with meals inywinning the appeal and calling a licerised dining lounge? 2. Are|for the re-vote. you in favor of the sale of liquor, Mr. Hughes says he and his in a licensed lounge? : committee are "absolutely confi- The date set by 'the Untario/dent they will win this time." Liquor Licensing Board 'is Sep-| "The people are now convinced tember 30. It is the second time that it will benefit Bowmanville within a year that voters will go to have the licensed dining lounge to the polls on the question. The|and a cocktail lounge," he said. first result, a negative by a lit-| Mr, Hughes is campaign manag- tle over 40 per cent of the voters, er for the affirmatives. was set aside on an appeal by the| Mr. Hughes says that his group faction lookinge for an affirma- has been accused by the Bow- tive vote. They require a 60 per manville Citizens "Vote No" cent vote to get permission to committee of being backed by establish more liquor outlets in| brewers and distillers. the town. "That is not a fact. We have In the November, 1959. plebis-| received nothing from any brew- cite, both questions Brooklin Scout Mothers Meet By MRS, ARTHUR ELLIOTT |, Next meeting will be held Tues. BROOKLIN -- The September Sept. 29, at 7 p.m. Plans for meeting of the 1st Brooklin Scout|fall activities will then be dis- Mothers' Auxiliary was held at cussed, and the election of offi- the home of Mrs, Ray Kennedly. cers for the year will be held. Presicgent Mrs. Ray Kennedy, was in the chair when tentative PERSONALS plans were made for a "Hard| Mr. and Mrs. George Boake, Time Party." at Hallowe'en Sat-|Ralph and June, visited rela. urday Oct. 24 A report of sum- tives at Beaverton at the week- mer activities of the Cubs under|end. Mr. Boake's mother, Mrs. Cubmaster Irwir. Gibson was pre-|G. Boake, returned with them sented {for a holiday. The nominating committee was! Mrs Cyril Davies is a patient appointed to present a slate of in Oshawa General Hospital. officers for the October meeting.!| Mrs R. Borton has returned It is composd of Mrs. Don|to the home of her son-in-law and Roberts, Mrs. Bruce Miner, and|daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs. W Godfrey. Mettler, after three months' visit Next meeting will be held at to friends and relatives in Eng- the home of Mrs, Lorne Gray|land. Thursday, Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott |visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kee- MISSION BAND MEETS {yist a : The Mission Band met Tues- nan, Oshawa, Wednesday. de' in the Sunday School room| of the United Church with Presi- rcelve nothing from them," said|work yet to be done before the| vote. We have held two commun-|one vote Mr. Hughes, \ J 4 . officer ity meetings of prayer and a pub-|in any way by irregularities. If outlets," he said, commanding the Salvation Army Citadel, acting campaign-manager for the negative side, said the Bowman- ville Citizens *Vote No" eommit- tee is confident, yet mot over-|Dr. Linton spoke." confident of winning its appeal to citizens to keep liquor out of the/man Alex MeGregor, "However", he said, "we rea- pletely unnecessary expense to lize there is still a lot of hardithe tax payers of Bowmanville." be a cleaner, better, more pros- Ge ne ie Se hee She Ton Jia Fh Sm mw a Norman Coles, |the plebiscite as being '"'a com-[VOles. Bowmanville|lic 'meeting Friday night. Mrs.|anyone has cause to | who is|Dr. Cyrus Slemon led the meet-|it is the Citizen's "Vote No" ing Wednesday and Friday nights| Committee, because we only lost| the general secretary of the Ca-lon the liquor store question by nadian Temperance Fedération,|23 votes. G - . -- . - Fi > re vo. vo. L O88 cB J Oh a i ek ow i dn an ha Ca . AD - ow - quilt "It is our opinion that it woulc|across the United States. in Confusing End The Community Ad-| To Daylight Saving vancement Association lost on the "Vote No" committee chair- dining lounge by 210 votes and NEW YORK (AP) -- Daylight deplored (on the liquor lounge by 302)ime ends Sunday in a Yrazy DST at t pattern of communities| Standard time returns Sunday who cal! themselves the Red Hot(red feathers, in support of Indiana Redheads are off to Bath, Ont. |tawa's United Appeal, and and dates. the last and some the last .Sunday California, Nevada, es Susy" Scteni Red Hot Redheads October, depending on local choice. And communities in more| Enter Bath Derby {than 2 Sates do not observe] by red-bearded Bill e lations. is made up of in neuve of Granby, Que. Jacques Plante and Paul of Quebec City. OTTAWA (CP)--Four students Boss, university's director of publie Te Flaherty of Ottawa, Paul Ville and "It is my firm belief that not|perous and law - abiding town mer time schedule generally be-lof Pennsylvania and northeastiresenting the University of Ot was changed or altered without adding two more liquor|gin in April bu the end comes/Ohio and the eastern perimeter tawa, the Bath tub races. jin a confusing welter of areasof Wesi Virginia. The red-headed crew, coached the re They will wear red hats with Ot the received|er or distiller and we will re-| dent Pat Mitchell in the chair. | Mrs. Wilson led devotions. | Plans were completed for the, annual thankoffering services to be held Saturday, October 3 at| 3 p.m. Mrs. Carolyn Wilson con-| ducted the senior group and) Mrs. Don Mitchell, the junior) group for a study period. Small Homes Are BUSINESS with Oshawa's Busiest Reol Estate Firm The CGIT of Brooklin United Church held an informal meet- ing Monday conducted by Mrs. | Robert Humphries, I A discussion was held on the | grouping of girls Mrs. Dave Bur- leigh and Mrs. Joy Purkiss will assist with the project. Myrtle Boy's Birdhouse Is Top Exhibit By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT BROOKLIN -- Tommy Lawr- ence, aged 9, som of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lawrence of Myrtle was awarded a first prize for his bird house exhibit at the dis-| trict annual meeting of the On-| tario Horticultural Society in| Lansing United Church hall,| North York township, Tuesday. | His exhibit also took a first prize at the Brooklin Horticul-| tural Society show in March, | For Professional Service Doug Gower Bill Millar frwin Cruikshanks Lloyd Corson Dick Young Lioyd Bolahood Lloyd Realty Ltd. Realtors 107 Simcoe St. N, RA 8.5123 "'bird- | house for a nut-hatch" was the best of 15 entered from all parts of district number five. 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