The Oshawa Times, 18 Apr 1960, p. 8

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target only will be permitted for|them fishing. Doug is posting a] Interested persons among the|ficate of competency as issued : 1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 18, 1960 1 . i y § I A ow ng Pp AND G N N each position. |questionnaire on these trips so|townspeople are invited to at-/by the Dept. of Lands and For- { President 'Doug. Parliament please indicate if you are inter-|tend. There is no admission ests through one of their instruc- would like to arrange an over- ested. charge, but anyone wishing to|tors, before you can purchase a ™ . | i f ~~ |night fishing trip for trout on| On May 5 and 9 regular shoot- make a silver donation would be|1960-61 licence. Application may y Go-Kart Racing Season Ends » By REN SMITH the Junior Shoot. Tw interesting April 30. It has been suggested|ing will be carried on at the appreciated. be made at the club or to any of With spring just around the(films will be shown between 8 hat 1 of i ted J Plan d t ing: oT : . : 4 and 9 with rifle shooting from 9|that a po interes mem- range, : ; ans are now underway to|the following: ° AJAX--With one more night of|corner and reluctant to Showa! 10.50 bers be taken, overnight accom-| On May 11 a social evening will|give the Hunter Safety Training Doug Parliament, 61 Thorn. Seen Bi ort regular play, the Thursday Niters|any warmth, the Rod and Gun fo °o.= : _|modation prepared, with mem-|be held starting at 8 p.m. in the|Course to any person old enough|croft crescent, Ajax, bowling league will end a good|ners are still getting good at-| The normal routine of Junior| pare driving to camp Friday|club premises. The evening will|to obtain a hunting licence and E t P ? inville, 12 Mar Season. 0 ro She post several iivuisnees Llis exported that She and Senior shooting will be fol-|night after work and returning|consist of interesting films, one of| wishing to do so. Instruction will Whine ig vie, ery : ; Vic Jeanine VEArs the leag - vill, ; ! : 38 ; ! : : By COLIN MACKIE . 5. Have a device for cleaning posed of four teams, but this|continue till the end of June, us- lowed on April 11, 13 and 18. patuiay ene Rack with our Yiiieh we hope i be 3 Vater be Satied vil on She Clu pres. Ken Smith, 41 Windsor street AJAX -- With Go-Kart racing rain, snow and other moisture|oo™ oni teame have filled|ing the indoor range, so that| Wednesday, April 20, will be! a unds gt Rll : ti Sy usher in the iis dates an ap Ss a Ajax . " fast becoming a major summer-|from a windshield. aly Brock's Bowl every Thursday|interests and abilities will be at films and shooting as already 0 TOSDONE a0 . Js Saus) 5 inner of the L Huot 5 en er. is hoped ill time sport, B. M. Tomkins, club 6. Have a mirror securely at- op rom 9 pm. on. An eveningrecord levels when the fall sea-|stated On April 25 1 factory. another trip will be ar Ae. winner oe arny igh percentage of teenagers will president has issued a warning tached to the vehicle and bel Se, "io Chel enioved by all. |son opens. Se8 [stated On Apri normal rou-iranged to Lake Nippissing for trophy will have been decided|apply, as this is the group which) FEATHERING ITS NEST to all club members, prospective placed in such a position to af- yoo season draws fo a close. > ; tine will be followed. April 27|May 14, same plan. This one upon by then and presentation /the Department of Lands and] poRT WILLIAM (CP) -- Mrs. members and all others who/ford a clear view of the rear. and the final scores and stand.| At the last executive meeting and May 2 in addition to regular would be for pickerel. Or maybe of this trophy will be made by Forests wishes to reach with this Margaret Hutful put a dollar bill * would like to own and operate a 7. Be equipped with mudguards Hide witl be published Next week | several decisions were made shooling have been designated asia few "North Bay" trout, which Larry. Also the Ken Smith Con-| program. This instruction is given in tv bottle for the milks Go-Kart. or fenders adequate to stop guoring over 200 this week Which should keep members keen-|the nights on which club mem-jare Charlie Reed's specialty. struction trophy will be present.|free. A charge for postage forms an empty or "There is a danger that serious Wheel spray and-or water splash- coo. pearl Woodcock 259; Ber-|ly interested in the coming bers will vie for the 'Best all When Charlie goes after theseed. One or more members of the and paperwork will be made, but/man Tuesday and set the bottle objections may be made regard- ing. niece Blaquiere 253; Gwen Kemp month. around marksman', trophy donat- beauties, you can warm the pan|club will receive their "Expert" this should not exceed one dollar outside. She glanced out the win- ing the use and operation of Go- 8 Be equipped with a muffler ss. jean Rudkin 227, 212: E An hour of film entertainment/ed by Ken Smith Construction. for he is sure fire. : [silver shield at that time. per applicant. _|dow shortly after, just in time to Kart= if due attention is not paid in good working order and in pqyards 225: Connie Thom 215:|will be held at the range on the This competition will be fired in| Anyway we all come back with FINE EVENING : If you have not held a hunting|watch a seagull dip its beak into to the Highway Traffic Act," said| constant operation to prevent ex- Pat Beeby 204. g evening of April 20 starting at 8 three positions, using CCAM tar-lour limit again, after which] All considered it promises to|licence during the past year, you|the bottle and fly off with the Mr. Tomkins. cessive or unusual noise. Paul Taylor 352; Don Kemp o'clock, immediately following gets and under CCAM rules. Onejeveryone is coaxing us to take'be an interesting evening. will be required to show a certi-'money. "We have a good club and will: 9. Be equipped with an -alarm|ogs 941 203; Jack Lambie 267;: ---- siti ro ---- operate our vehicles safely. We bell; gong, or horn, which shall| johnnie Johnston 255, 221: Ken plan to secure a place where we be kept in good working order. Beehy 247, 230: Earl Krick 243: can operate without annoying The above use of "Highway" mom Clarkson 223, 208; Bill Hill| anyone and certainly 'not on the/means a common and publici21g; Claude Blaquiere 212; Al- highways," said Mr. Tomkins. (highway, street, avenue, park-ipert Allen 209; Jim Wilson 203 The Go-Kart is definitely a|way. driveway, square, place, and Earl de Hetre 201. motor vehicle and the Highway|bridge, viaduci or trestle design:|-------------------- Traffic Act requires as follows: |ed and intended for, or used by, 1. The owner of every motor |the general public for the pas-| Choral Grou | vehicle shall register the same|sage of vehicles. P * with the Dept. of Highways be-| The club asks that all Go-Kart . fore driving or operating on a owners in the Ajax - Pickering G C rt { highway. ho i district will keep in mind the 1ves once S 2. Have attached on the front above rules before attempting to i : . ; and back a number plate furnish- drive their Karts on any public BOWMANVILLE -- The Choral = od by the Dept. roadways. group under the leadership of * 3 Between dusk and dawn ---------- Hugh Martin with Mrs. Stanley ; Payne at the piano presented a -- carry two white lights, one on 0 1 d - i f the front and one variety concert at Tyrone United . Ee ong rear. Celebrate 47th Church, sponsored by the church 4. When operated on a highway choir. Rowland Coombers, president shall be equipped with at least - two braking systems, each with nniversary of the choir, was master of cere- . a separate means of application monies. and effective on at least two By G. KILPATRICK Lunch was served by members wheels, one adequate to stop the (cppAR CREEK A surprise Of the church choir under Mrs vehicle, the other to hold the ve- n.1(v was held at the home of Alden Hoar and Mrs. Ra Iph hicle while stationary. Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood Glaspell a TE ~ |Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Blain! This is the first Tyrone choir a » " - who celebrated their 47th wed- effort to raise money for a new u Award Euchre ding anniversary. organ. Committee in charge is J Mr. and Mrs. Blain's four chil-|Ralph Glaspell, Arthur Hamilton . Evrcraa 223 1.Door Riviera Sedan dren, Jim, Emily (Mrs. .Green-|and Mrs. Gordon Brent y ; ---- 8 PR Creek and Jean, Mrs. Ross Smith| Church have donated $10 towards ' of Stouffville, and nine of their|the fund and Service Club 49 has ajay CRACK viv PR 11 grandchildreg. were present. donated $25 Wr | Karen CuTMMMiEs is visiting the / : "ON Se I me by Se her aunt, Mrs. Albert Trick, in| HAMPTON CONCERT pon: Bb held Monday. Win. Oshawa. The Howmanyilie Choral group ners for the evening "were: B. Benschop has been a a oy Se a the i Me p port. Perry. Cc n ] Ladies, Doris Ferguson, Elsie Hoan ital Port Ferty Community/i,"the Hampton United Church Closs; men, Bill Montgomery, 1 al Christian Education Centre, Henry Yarmola; booby, James Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacCrae der the sponsorship of the bd : : Houlihan; baloney, Jean Foster. of Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. yi c group ) V Winner of the door prize was Frank Harris on Friday Rev. Fred Reed. the minister ure 1l 0 ] - C Ns ea Gl p : ster, a Hank Kettle, and Mabel Linton - 1 won ihe special prize, an ash News aper Praises as, Maser of sorgmones sd tray and stand. as ! € The next euchre will be held P P of the Hi-C group on April 25 at 8.15 p.m. at the Ee ol. At He Bs satire HIG di Edit ] ad ° . ° Gin Conedin Bir commonest + quperative new Turbine Drive Buick and find values season, at the end of May, tro- Telegraph said Saturday the de- Space Plan Seen phies will be awarded for the tention in South Africa of Cana- highest accumulated scores dian newspaper man Norman| yANDON (Reuters) -- A report ------ | Phillips and the story he has i "pion ic likely to develop a f his srienc i . ° 0 CELEBRATED BIRTHDAYS |\iitten of his experience Will fe-|opace program in partnership AJAX -- April 10,. Stephen inforce world efforts to turn the ih" the Commonwealth and a Grose, Hurley road: April 13, South African government AWay prance found no support from Joan Maton, Durham streets] 0m Press censorsiup and racial-| government sources Sunday J : s 31s April 14, Emily MacDonald, mn Meta ie 5 rte The report, in The _ Sunday Maple street; Bob Brown, Dur-| The Telegraph, ns alive Times, said a final decision on? ts i i newspaper, publish es Phillips |the scope of the program--with » 3 . : . : . om Steet; Maoh Bibeau, i irecvay detention) Britny of Program Bloc Right now, Buick business is booming -- and now is the time Groves, Maple street; Sharon|in & Durban jail and his report/ Streak missile adapted for | 1 to discover how easy it is to own the year's Patricia Goodeve, Tulloch drive; |°f 2 police zai on Rysuze whch launching satellites--was likely to} 7 : biggest value on the year's best built car -- April 16, William S. 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