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DOUGLAS PARLIAMENT, on right, presents the Larry Huot Trophy to Team Captain Gordon Found of the "Stet- sons" team of the Ajax Rod and Gun Club for having the highest average score for the season. A team of .22 calibre Championships held by the Canadian Civilian Association of Marksmen. sharpshooters from Ajax won the Metropolitan Sporting Rifle Association winter indoor league. The Ajax team now goes on to the National Indoor | --Photo by John Hall, Toronto CWL Holds Regular Meet BOWMANVILLE -- The Cath- olic Women's League met in St. Joseph's Hall for the regular meeting. Miss Edna Bottrell was appointed to prepare a his- tory of the organization which was started in 1935. The officers elected for the coming year are: Past president, Mrs. 8. Chis- holm; president, Mrs, Michael Heenan, Courtice; first vice- president, Mrs. Jas. Fair; sec- ond vice - president, Mrs. John Murphy, Newtonville; secretary, Mrs. Floyd McKinley; treasur- er, Mrs. D. Hendsbee, Maple grove; councillors, Mrs. J, Rand, Mrs. L. Goulah, Mrs. J. Duffy and Mrs. F. Woolner, Hampton. Mrs. Murphy express- ed thanks to Mrs. Chisholm for her untiring efforts during the past two years as president. No Sudden Change To Metric System OTTAWA (CP)~The govern- ment is not anxious to enforce or encourage any sudden change to the metric system of measurement in Canada, Trade Minister Hees said Wednesday. He told the Commons he re- grets cases where Canadian manufacturers have lost spe- cific orders because of measure: ment factors in the design of their products. "If precipitate action 'were taken to change to the metric system, our losses in our major markets, the United Kingdom and the United States, would create far greater hardships." Asparagus Grading Program Approved THEATRE GUIDE TORONTO (CP) -- Agricul ture Minister Goodfellow Wed- nesday announced approval of Brock--"Two-Way Stretch" 7.00 and 9.55 p.m. "The Sword of Sherwood Forest" 8.35 p.m. Last complete show at 8.25 p.m. ald Craddock who spoke on|Drive-In Theatre -- "The Five 12.45, 3.50, 7.00, 10.05 p.m. "Two-Way Stretch" 2.25, 5.35, 8.45 p.m. Last complete show at 8.40 p.m. Regent -- "Ben Hur". Shown twice daily at 1.30 p.m. and an asparagus grading and in- spection program requested by Ontario - growers and proces- sors. All asparagus delivered by owers to canners will only No. 1 grade is used for the canning of asparagus spears. Fourteen inspectors will be lo- cated at grower board receiv- ing stations ir the production areas and asparagus not meet. | ing the quality standards will be rejected. SUGAR BETE U.S. sugar beet growers plan to increase production by 10 to 15 per cent this year, growing enough for 2,700,000 tons of su- gar, 1 SALUTE TOMORROW'S 87111] Se checked by Ontario farm prod- MacClellan, deputy RCMP com- ucts inspectors to ensure that/Missioner, sal its right to protection from vie- : lence when "mobs of punks are Public Is Blamed able to beat up police and In Crime Battle when witnesses to crime will TORONTO (CP) -- George B.|not testify." A changing way of life had ublic has failed in its duty to|produced an attitude that crime elp police fight crime. prevention was the sole respon- He said the public will lose'sibility of police, he sald. Wednesday the ON ALL LP's 8 DISCOUNT PRICE Eig 12 Pd. 358 [oii 158 [Ce L.P. RECORDS .... 2.39 L.P. RECORDS .... 4.36 Lp, neconos .... 9u18 LP. RECORDS ... 419 Lp. RECORDS .... BedD Lp. Ricokos .... D:O8 CLEARANCE SALE Don't miss out on these bargains. Come in and browse through the hundreds of Hi Fi L.P.'s on the Sale Table. Quantities of some are limited, Over 500 titles have just been added. Scouts Active At Rifle Range By GRACE MILLS Gord Found, last year's win- Howard Gibson Heads Lions Book, the Bible" and Fred BOWMANVILLE At the Chard's topic was "The United Lions Club dinner meeting How-| Nations." They each received] AJAX--Monday, April 17, was| ras i . ard Gibson was elected presi-|a fountain pen. H. Goddard won a normal ng at the ep ay Ol the Sieliuts 25 this dent for the 1961-1962 Season. Ist the bridge tournament and re- range, with the regulars in at- Hobe oa ny 8 bi once mn Vice-president, R. Oke; second | cejyed a trophy, donated and tendance and several juniors, socet 3 y same con-lvice - president, Glen Martyn; presented by Glen Lander. C. plus a dozen Scouts. s'an 3 third vice - president, L. God-|Bagsman, Lindsay, Zone Chair- After the juniors and Scouts| In line with their recent shoot- dard; directors, R. Ames, J.\man, visited the club. Hampton had completed their activities, Ing during the past season, the|Bell, Bill Burk, C. Hockin, E.|pyplic School choir under the competition for the "Best All|Ajax team received coverage in Leslie, J. Roughley, G. White direction of Ross Metcalf pre-| Around Marksman" trophy| Toronto papers, complimentary/and Bob Williams. sented several numbers. Glen| awarded by Ken Smith Con-| mention on the Steve Douglas| The oratorical finals for the Martyn gave a summary of his struction got under way | sports review, Channel 6, a men-| ontario Training School were|trip to Hawaii, and showed sev-| / {tion on CIBC and a letter of #) h cleoral fi ak i CARE AND ATTENTION | commendation from His Wor." 2nd the winner was Ger-leral films taken on the trip. It is an interesting surprise to|ship Mayor William A. Parish, see the care and attention that|who complimented the Club on is shown in placing each shot|their accomplishment, stating " ohnny Apple-| Pennies", "Gunfight at Dodge L.P.'s. The Sry Fil Jo pe City". Box office opens at 8.00 a silver cup by I. Lucas. Ron-| P.m. Show starts at 8.25 p.m. ald Wade spoke on "Read 7.30 p.m. | Plaza -- "The Crowning Experi- | 1 Biltmore -- "Doctor in Love"' ience'" 2.30, 7.00 and 9.15 p.m. b TIMES CARRIER Is Learning To Become A BUSINESS MAN * "MISS JONES YOUR UPPERS | 2 ARE IN PERFECT Shape!" DENTIST IN THE CHAIR Starring the "CARRY ON" GANG KENNETH CONNOR - BOB MONKHOUSE PEGGY CUMMINS . PLUS ANDY CLYDE IN Your Help Will Be "HOOKED AND ROOKED" Appreciated ALSO COLOR CARTOON Reg. Price up to 4.98. CLEARANCE SALE, EACH ® STANLEY HOLLOWAY. His famous odventues with Old Sem... The Ramsbottoms, includes "Albert And The Lion", ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE SET. Contains Fox Trots, Rhumbas. Includes "Brazil", 'Charmcine", "All Of ® Mambos, Me" plus 9 others. CAROUSEL. Original soundtrack album And Shirley Jones. CAN CAN. Original soundtrack album starring Frank Sinatra, Shirley Maclane And Maurice Chevalier, THE BELOVED BJOERLING. Volume 1. Opera Arias 1936-1948, Includes" Questa O Quella", Verdi: Rigoletto & other famous arias, SING A HYMN WITH ME. Tennessee Ernie Ford . . . Hymnal Contains: "Onward Christian Soldiers", "Jesus Loves Me" plus 12 others and a complete hymn book , . , words and music, MUSIC FOR LOVERS ONLY. Jackie Gleason , , , "Alone Together" "Funny Valentine', "Body and Soul", plus 9 other lush arrange starring Gordon McRae TODAY ONLY in an individual competition of this kind. With ten shots each| in the standing, kneeling and prone position, everybody is given the opportunity to show their accuracy. | Ex-Constable L. Huot took the, lead with a total of 281 x 13.| Larry accomplished this by shooting a 95 x 2 prone, 100 x 8 sitting and 86 x 3 standing, That kneeling target 100 x 8 is really| an outstanding target and is just that they had brought honor to "our town" | ATTEND BANQUET In addition to all this prom- inence several members of the Ajax Club attended a banquet at the Maison Dore in Toronto This banquet was arranged under the auspices of the TAHA and was the occasion for the presentation of The Ostranders Jewellers Trophy to the Ajax Special! German Engagement TODAY ONLY! At 1:00, 4:30 & 8:00 p.m. The most sensational musical of the year hp i" in color. "CROWNING EXPERMENCE" ROUND and... SEE YOU SATURDAY SQUARE menis, HYMNS. Tennessee Ernie Ford sings "The Ninety and Nine", "Old Rugged' Cross", "Ivory Palaces', and 9 others, ® UNFORGETTABLE SONGS. Nat King Cole sings . . , "Mong Lisa", "Too Young", "Pretend", "Answer Me My Love', and other ballads. COCKTAILS WITH CAVALLARO. Carmen Cavallaro Piono with rhythm accompaniment plays "A Very Precious Love", "Twilight Time", and 10 others, THE SHEARING TOUCH. Magnificent performances of great piano favourites with string choir conducted by Billy May, "Autumn Leaves", "Like Young", "Canadian Sunset", "Nola", "Misty" and others, HI FI ZITHER. Ruth Welcome plays the "Third Man Theme" "Fascination", "Hi-Lilli Hi-Lo" and other great standards in the most relaxing way. Beautiful listening, HERE WE GO AGAIN, The Kingston Trio, "Goober Peas", "A Worried Man", "Rollin Stone", plus 9 others, . "Bad Man Blunder", s", plus 8 others, two points short of a perfect team. Individual medals to team score. These were all CCM tar-| captain Gord Found, members {Bill Edwards, Larry Huot, Ken The story of great and eternal love. NIGHT 8:30 MAKE WAY. The Kingston Trio Tender Ladies", "Jug of Punch" Reg. Price 5.45. STRING ALONG. The Kingston Trio . . "Tomorrow", "Colorado Trail", "Everglade . +. "Come All You Fair and plus 10 others. gets. Bill Edwards would probably have beaten Larry by a few oints except for this lucky] reak. Bill's score was 276 x 6.| Doug Parliament shot a 267 x 4.| The other competitors were all 260 or less. | Smith and alternate Doug Par- liament. Also presented at this time were the Larry Huot trophy and the Ken Smith Construction tro- phy -- for best all-round marks. man -- won by Larry Huot. BOWMANVILLE | PERSONALS | By MRS. A. L. HOOEY | BOWMANVILLE -- Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. O.| Venning were: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rahm, Cheryl and| Rickey, Mr. and Mrs. I. Lucas, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Martin, Oshawa, Mrs. Maude Blakeman, Lansing, Mrs. Strong, | Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. L. Blake- man, Downsview, Mr. and Mrs. C. Venning, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. S. Tomkinson and Eric, Weston, Mr. and Mrs. L. John- ston, Ashburn. Mrs. R. Stutt, Mrs. Chartran and Mrs. J. Roughley are on a motor trip to Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stutt have purchased the drug store in Orono from Mrs. C. B. Tyrrell, Lee Weber, RR 3, Merlin and| John Ingratta, St. Thomas, have joined the Extension Service, Department of Agriculture, Dur- ham County, for the summer months. ! Mrs. G. Woolley left by air to! reside in North Burnaby, B.C. Mrs, Qua, Toronto, spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs. V.| Storey. Orono Drama Festival Set | ORONO --/The Orono Drama Festival (sponsored by the Cen- tral Durham Agricultural Fall Fair) is to be held on Sept. 28, | 29 and 30, 1961 at the Orono Townhall. Leonard Crainford will adjudi- cate. During recent years interest shown in this Festival has in- creased greatly. A sculptured figure donated by the Orono Chamber of Commerce, is awarded annually to the best play. Other awards include: best actress, best actor, best direc- tor, best set and best diction. These awards take the form of hand-made plaques from Har- lander Pottery, Brooklin. Last year the Oshawa Little Theatre's production "The Val- {iant", directed by Art Elliott, was runner-up for the best play. Also ope of last year's entrants -- the Whitby Theatre Guild -- were awarded the Arthur Gelber Trophy for Accomplishment in the Regional Central Ontario Drama Festival. Any group wishing to partici- pate would be most welcome. For applications and further in- formation please contact: Mrs. IF IT'S PULLIPS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT LAUGHTER YOU'RE AFTER IT'S DOUBLE THE FUN! *4.3 7 TODAY and FRIDAY STARS OF CHC in person ® BILL LONG ® ROSE JACKSON H TELEVISION | The Awesome Moment DER GROSSE ZAPFENSTREICH Marika Roekk @ Johannes Heesters Johanna Matz @ Jan Hendriks Also--GERMAN NEWSREEL Legion-Lions Combined SUPER.CAR Friday, May 12 - 8:30 Sharp $6 ,500 IN PRIZES Including: $1,000 HILO GAME $1,000 SNOWBALL JACKPOT 1961 FORD OR $2,000 IN CASH $6,500 |glioRiaL ceNTRe| $6,600 {Margot Samuel, Orono, Ontario. | The pulse-pounding Excitement of The Chariot Race. 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